Piranha Bytes and THQ Nordic have brought their action RPG ELEX to Gamescom this week and have released a fantastic 9-minute long game play video to whet fan appetites. Taken in pre-alpha, the video shows a character walking through the game world and taking part in fights. It’s a great chance to check out Elex, one of the anticipated titles for 2017. Let us know what you think!
Big Cass On Living Out His Dream, WWE Mentions During The NFL Preseason, Tyler Breeze – Xavier Woods
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Classes, Business Model & Gameplay Trailer
The Lost Ark team hosted a media conference this week that revealed some new information about the forthcoming game including, most notably, a bit about its potential business model. While many players have championed a subscription model, the team feels that this is not the best course for the game but is also cognizant of the fact that any type of cash shop would need to be carefully managed.
Rise of Iron Launch Trailer Has Something for Everyone
Destiny players looking forward to the Rise of Iron expansion set to be released on September 20th will love today’s Gamescom trailer that has a little bit of something for everyone. Love amazing looking stuff? Check. Raider? Check. Crucible denizen? Yep, that too! It’s definitely one to get PlayStation 4 players excited about Rise of Iron. Check it out!
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King of Fighters XIV’s Day One Patch will Contain Online Tweaks & Balance Changes; Fuzzy Guard to be Removed in a Later Patch
Release day patches are a common occurrence in today’s gaming landscape. With how long it takes to put a game through console certification, few developers can make their deadlines without having one, and The King of Fighters XIV will be no exception.
We already know that legacy controller support will be included in the patch; however, this isn’t all that’s coming. Lead designer Hidetoshi Ishizawa, more commonly known as Neo_G has tweeted some details about the upcoming day one patch.
Among these changes are some additional tweaks to the game’s online play. Whether or not he’s referring to the game’s actual netcode (which early reports have stated as being quite good), or if these are just adjustments to the online modes, is not yet known.
More interesting however is the fact that the day one patch will also contain some balance changes. This means that gameplay and balance impressions that players who have acquired from early copies of the game–through the broken street date–will be outdated at launch. For interested players, these balance changes will be previewed at the premier events that SNK is holding in Tokyo and Osaka this weekend.
In addition to these, King of Fighters XIV’s game designer Hayato Watanabe announced during the KOFXIV Dream Match Exhibition Tournament that the fuzzy guard instant overhead that was discovered in the game’s demo was unintended. He stated that they will be removing this in a later patch, as soon as they figure out the best way to take it out.
Sources: Neo_G; the MadMan’s Café
King of Fighters XIV’s Day One Patch will Contain Online Tweaks & Balance Changes; Fuzzy Guard to be Removed in a Later Patch
Release day patches are a common occurrence in today’s gaming landscape. With how long it takes to put a game through console certification, few developers can make their deadlines without having one, and The King of Fighters XIV will be no exception.
We already know that legacy controller support will be included in the patch; however, this isn’t all that’s coming. Lead designer Hidetoshi Ishizawa, more commonly known as Neo_G has tweeted some details about the upcoming day one patch.
Among these changes are some additional tweaks to the game’s online play. Whether or not he’s referring to the game’s actual netcode (which early reports have stated as being quite good), or if these are just adjustments to the online modes, is not yet known.
More interesting however is the fact that the day one patch will also contain some balance changes. This means that gameplay and balance impressions that players who have acquired from early copies of the game–through the broken street date–will be outdated at launch. For interested players, these balance changes will be previewed at the premier events that SNK is holding in Tokyo and Osaka this weekend.
In addition to these, King of Fighters XIV’s game designer Hayato Watanabe announced during the KOFXIV Dream Match Exhibition Tournament that the fuzzy guard instant overhead that was discovered in the game’s demo was unintended. He stated that they will be removing this in a later patch, as soon as they figure out the best way to take it out.
Sources: Neo_G; the MadMan’s Café
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