Everyone has a fighting chance
E3 2015 was a historic event for the gaming industry. Whether you’re an old-school gamer that was dying to finally see Final Fantasy VII’s remake announced, one of the few people that held out hope The Last Guardian was still a thing, or just a fan of gaming looking forward to the biggest and best new games the industry has to offer, there was something for everyone. Hell, we even got the first ever PC Gaming Show this year! That has literally never happened.
IGG has announced that its mobile title Castle Clash has been updated for all devices. The patch includes the level cap increase on heroes, skills and buildings among several other things.
UDON Entertainment has announced the beginning of publishing the manga series of multimedia juggernaut Persona 4 in English later this year.
During E3 the past week Razer unveiled what it calls "the world’s most advanced gaming mouse" Razer Mamba.
WEBZEN has announced release of an expansion for EU version of free-to-play martial arts oriented MMORPG Age of Wulin called Chapter 6: Blood and Flowers.
As unorthodox as it may sound, Kobojo’s Zodiac: Orcanon Odyssey is an attempt by a western developer to create a JRPG that will be just as successful in both the Japanese and western markets. It’s an ambitious project that has been in development for the past two and a half years as a collaboration between Kobojo, Basiscape, and legendary writer Kazushige Nojima and composer Hitoshi Sakimoto of Final Fantasy fame.
It was E3 week and that means lots of news! This was an excellent conference for RPG fans as many new games were unveiled and lots of new details on games we’re looking forward to. This week we gather them all together and share our thoughts. Click through to see all of the RPG news from E3 2015!
If you’re jumping into FFXIV’s expansion after a long day at work, here are some last minute reminders to lessen any logistical surprises.
If you’re jumping into FFXIV’s expansion after a long day at work, here are some last minute reminders to lessen any logistical surprises.
Final Fantasy XIV: Heavensward launches in just a few short days, and yet the team at Square Enix was busy showing the game off to press, fans, and other industry types at E3 2015. We asked Yoshi P why they’re so crazy, and the answer was simple: they’re very proud of what they’ve done, and they want to show it off.