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Persona 5 - Official Launch Trailer

By Anonymous on Apr 04, 2017 11:45 pm
Persona 5 is a game about the internal and external conflicts of a group of troubled youth who live dual lives. They have the typically ordinary day-to-day of a Tokyo high-schooler – attending class, after school activities and part-time jobs. But they also undertake fantastical adventures by using otherworldly powers to enter the hearts of people.

GTA 5: A Classic Sportscar, Big Discounts, And Major RP In GTA Online

By Anonymous on Apr 04, 2017 11:43 pm

GTA Online players can get there hands on some slick additions to the game this week in Grand Theft Auto V. A new sports car called the Grotti Turismo Classic is now available at Legendary Motorsport. Rockstar says the Sports Classic class car is a "pure and primal" throwback to a simpler time. Check it out for yourself.

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Players can really clean up for the next seven days with some big prize boosts on the Special Vehicle Race Bumblebee (locked to the Rocket Voltic). Featured as a Premium Race this week, get behind the wheel for triple RP and place in the top three to win major GTA$ rewards until April 10.

There are a few discounts for you too. Available today and tomorrow, you can get 25% off many high-end items, including the chance to grab an Executive Office to run Special Cargo and Vehicle Cargo operations. Here are the two-day deals:

  • Executive Offices and Executive Garages
  • Vehicles: Debauchee Massacro, Pegassi Tempesta
  • Vehicle Upgrades and Modifications: Transmissions, Vehicle Armor, Brakes Handguns

For all the details and latest news on GTA V and GTA Online, check out GameSpot's full coverage here, and if you're also a fan of the Crysis series check out this GTA V mod that allows you to wear the Crysis nanosuit to jump super high, push cars around, and run extra fast.


Blackwood Crossing - Official Launch Trailer

By Anonymous on Apr 04, 2017 11:33 pm
Blackwood Crossing is a story-driven first-person adventure game. An intriguing and emotive tale exploring the fragile relationship between orphaned siblings, Scarlett and Finn. When their paths cross with a mysterious figure, an ordinary train ride evolves into a magical story of life, love and loss.

Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare Continuum DLC - Shaolin Shuffle Trailer

By Anonymous on Apr 04, 2017 10:30 pm
Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare's second DLC Map Pack brings with it Shaolin Shuffle, a new co-op zombie chapter featuring Pam Grier.

Fighting, Racing, and Puzzle Solving in Yooka-Laylee's First World

By Anonymous on Apr 04, 2017 10:30 pm
Each of Yooka-Laylee's massive worlds offers a ton of things to do. Watch as we check out all there is in the game's first area, Tribalstack Tropics.

Yooka-Laylee - 11 Minutes of Glitterglaze Glacier Gameplay

By Anonymous on Apr 04, 2017 10:30 pm
Is it cold in here, or is it just me? Check out some gameplay from Yooka-Laylee's snow-themed second world, Glitterglaze Glacier.

Call Of Duty: Infinite Warfare's New DLC Map Pack Re-Imagines A Modern Warfare 2 Classic

By Anonymous on Apr 04, 2017 10:30 pm

Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare's second map pack has been revealed, and it's called Continuum.

The DLC contains four new maps: Turista, a spa resort contained within the skeleton of a giant ancient creature; Scrap, which is set on an abandoned Moonbase junkyard; Archive, a post-futuristic art gallery; and Excess, which is a small-scale re-imagining of the Modern Warfare 2 map Rust.

In addition, publisher Activision has released a new trailer that shows off the add-on's Shaolin Shuffle Zombies map--check it out above.

The Zombies chapter is set in a "'70s-era New York disco-zombie fright fest," according to Activision. It stars Pam Grier--who previously appeared in Quentin Tarantino's 1997 crime thriller film Jackie Brown--as well as Paul Reubens (Pee-wee's Big Holiday, Gotham), Seth Green (Robot Chicken, Austin Powers), Jay Pharoah (Saturday Night Live, Ride Along), and Sasheer Zamata (Saturday Night Live, Inside Amy Schumer).

Continuum will cost $15 when it launches on April 18 for PlayStation 4; "other platforms [will] follow," states Activision. Infinite Warfare's previous map pack, Sabotage, came to Xbox One and PC around five weeks after its PS4 launch thanks to a timed-exclusivity deal between Activision and Sony.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered also received a DLC pack recently, adding the four maps contained in Call of Duty 4's Variety Pack.

In other Call of Duty news, this year's game is reportedly called WWII. It follows Infinite Warfare, which had lower-than-expected sales.

Despite some fan criticism, we enjoyed the latest Call of Duty here at GameSpot. Critic Miguel Concepcion said it offers the franchise's "best story in years," with some moments "at least as memorable and moving as any deeds from … the series' heyday." Read more in our full Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare review.


9 Things I Wish I Knew Before I Started Persona 5

By Anonymous on Apr 04, 2017 10:27 pm
To help you make the most of Persona 5, we've put together a few tips to improve the stats you want and make the friends you need to conquer the Palaces.

Play Dragon Quest Heroes 2 In A New PS4 Demo Out Today

By Anonymous on Apr 04, 2017 10:27 pm

If you're craving some hack-and-slash RPG action today, there's a new free demo out for Dragon Quest Heroes II on PlayStation 4 (get a look at the trailer above).

The upcoming sequel to Dragon Quest Heroes gives players the chance to play as one of 15 characters from the series. In the demo, only four characters are playable, but Square Enix says you'll get the chance to experience the game's fast-paced battle, expansive environments, and many quests.

Unlike the first game, Dragon Quest Heroes II will also feature a cooperative multiplayer mode, where up to 4 players can face off against swarms of enemies together.

The full game comes out for PS4 and PC (on Steam) April 25 in North America and on April 28 in Europe. Anyone who pre-orders the game's Explorer's Edition will get 15 in-game bonus weapons, a Dragon Quest PS4 theme, a Dragon Quest 1 hero costume, and a "Healix the Hero Recipe" you can use in Dragon Quest Builders.

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The game will also be coming to Nintendo Switch (bundled with the first Dragon Quest Heroes) at a later date. Nintendo has revealed the bundled game's size: a whopping 32 GB.

Dragon Quest Heroes II launched last May in Japan, where the Dragon Quest series is hugely successful. It's developed by Omega Force, the team behind the Dynasty Warriors series and spinoffs such as Hyrule Warriors, One Piece: Pirate Warriors, and Attack on Titan: Wings of Freedom.


GS News Update: Jak & Daxter PS2 Classics Coming To PS4 This Year

By Anonymous on Apr 04, 2017 10:08 pm
Four Jak & Daxter games are coming to PS4.

Mass Effect: Andromeda Patch Detailed, Addresses Some Big Flaws

By Anonymous on Apr 04, 2017 10:00 pm

Mass Effect: Andromeda developer BioWare has detailed an upcoming patch that includes "technical fixes" and also "adds a number of improvements" to the game that fans have asked for.

As detailed on the Mass Effect website, the patch will be available on April 6. Among the changes are the ability skip the lengthy transition animations that play out when traveling between planets on the galaxy map. BioWare has also improved "the appearance of eyes for human and Asari characters."

Decryption Keys, which are used to bypass the time-consuming Sudoku-like puzzle that frequently appears in the game, will cost less to purchase and will be more readily available at merchants.

Other big complaints that will be addressed in the update include "improving localized voice over lip sync" and tweaks to main character Ryder's movement when he or she is running in a zig zag pattern. Here's the full list of changes coming in the April 6 update:

  • Allowing you to skip ahead when travelling between planets in the galaxy map
  • Increasing the inventory limits
  • Improving the appearance of eyes for humans and asari characters
  • Decreasing the cost of remnant decryption keys and making them more accessible at merchants
  • Improving localized voice over lip sync
  • Fixing Ryder's movements when running in a zig zag pattern
  • Improving matchmaking and latency in multiplayer
  • Improved tutorial placement
  • Single-player balance changes: Ammo crates, armor, weapons, nomad, profiles, attacks, and progression
  • Multiplayer balance changes: Weapons, cover, and enemies
  • Added option to skip autopilot sequences in the galaxy map
  • Improved logic, timing, and continuity for relationships and story arcs
  • Improved lip-sync and facial acting during conversations, including localized VO
  • Fixed various collision issues
  • Fixed bugs where music or VO wouldn't play or wasn't correct
  • Fixed issue where global squad mate banter sometimes wasn't firing on UNCs
  • Fixed issue where player was unable to access the Remnant Console Interface after failing decryption multiple times
  • Fixed issue where fast travel is sometimes disabled after recruiting Drack until the player reloads a save
  • Fixed issue where Ryder can become stuck in the start of Biotic Charge Pose
  • Fixes issues related to some saves
  • Fixed issue where objective sometimes becomes un-interactable for players in multiplayer
  • Streaming and stability improvements

Looking further ahead, BioWare will be "rolling out additional patches which will go even deeper and look to improve several areas of the game." These areas include variety in character creation and improvements to character appearance, among others. Take a look at the full list of areas BioWare hopes to address in the list below.

  • More options and variety in the character creator
  • Improvements to hair and general appearance for characters
  • Ongoing improvements to cinematic scenes and animations
  • Improvements to male romance options for Scott Ryder
  • Adjustments to conversations with Hainly Abrams

BioWare has also said it will "continue to build on the APEX missions that have been running since launch" by introducing new maps, characters, and weapons. For multiplayer, April 6 will see the launch of three new chapters collectively called "The Remnant Investigation."

On March 29, following the launch of Andromeda and a wave of criticism relating to its technical flaws, BioWare released a statement assuring players it is "working around the clock to gather information and plan out solutions to improve and build on Mass Effect: Andromeda."

GameSpot's Andromeda review scored it a 6/10, while you can see a roundup of scores from other outlets here.

"In many ways, Andromeda feels like a vision half-fulfilled. It contains a dizzying amount of content, but the quality fluctuates wildly," reviewer Scott Butterworth said in his critique.


Yooka-Laylee Review Roundup

By Anonymous on Apr 04, 2017 08:57 pm

Yooka-Laylee, the 3D platformer from Playtonic Games, is now just a week away from its April 11 launch.

The much-anticipated platformer was backed to the tune of over $3 million during its Kickstarter campaign, at least in part due to it being a spiritual successor to Rare's Banjo-Kazooie series. In fact, many of the people behind Yooka-Laylee worked on those Rare titles, and that angle is not one Playtonic shies away from: the game's crowdfunding page claimed the project would be a "3D platformer Rare-vival."

With its launch now so close, reviews have begun to emerge. In GameSpot's review, critic Kallie Plagge said the game's likeness to its ancestors is both a blessing and a curse: "Its style of gameplay is still outdated," she wrote, "[But] it's worthy of the title of spiritual successor." Check out our full Yooka-Laylee review for more.

For a selection of other critics' opinions, check out the roundup below--or for a wider view on critical opinion, you can take a look at GameSpot sister site Metacritic.

  • Game: Yooka-Laylee
  • Developer: Playtonic Games
  • Platforms: PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC, Nintendo Switch
  • Release: April 11 on PS4, Xbox One, and PC; "2017" on Nintendo Switch
  • Price: US $40 / £29 / AU $60

GameSpot -- 6/10

"Ultimately, Yooka-Laylee's best and worst aspects come directly from its predecessor. Despite attempts at modernizing the formula, its style of gameplay is still outdated, and it doesn't stay challenging or interesting for long as a result. But if you're looking for a faithful return to the Banjo-Kazooie formula, Yooka-Laylee certainly delivers--from the font to the music to the wealth of collectibles, it's worthy of the title of spiritual successor." -- Kallie Plagge [Full review]

IGN -- 7.0/10

"Yooka-Laylee contains all the pieces needed for a fun, enjoyable throwback to the 3D collectathons of the 64-bit era. The characters are charming and funny, your set of abilities is vast and entertaining, and four out of five of the worlds are fun playgrounds to explore. While it lacks the heart and polish of some of its incredible predecessors, it's a good reminder that this genre, once thought to be dead, still has some life left in it." -- Marty Sliva [Full review]

The Guardian -- 4/5

"What the game loses by not having had a Rare/Nintendo-sized QA department to smooth its rough edges it compensates for with a princely pile of ideas, and a lovely control scheme that only improves with elaboration. Younger players may be less willing to forgive its anachronisms but for its target audience, those ageing mourners of a lost fashion in games, it's a promise that's proven worthy of backing." -- Simon Parkin [Full review]

Polygon -- 5.5/10

"Yooka-Laylee looks the part of an updated platformer, but some of its mechanics should have stayed back in the era it came from. There was a reason we haven't seen more games like Banjo Kazooie on modern platforms, and it wasn't just because Rare as we knew it was gone; its ideas were very specific to a gameplay era that we've evolved past. Fourth-wall breaking dialog, shiny characters and lush graphics can't save Yooka-Laylee from the dated framework that it's built on." -- Chelsea Stark [Full review]


Persona 5 Livestream

By Anonymous on Apr 04, 2017 08:54 pm
Join Kallie and Miguel as they venture into the interesting world of Persona 5.

Yooka-Laylee Video Review

By Anonymous on Apr 04, 2017 08:30 pm
Does this crowd-funded spiritual Banjo-Kazooie successor deliver? Or is it a collect-a-thon not worth your time? Find out in our GameSpot review!

New Splatoon 2 Map Revealed, Check It Out Here

By Anonymous on Apr 04, 2017 08:30 pm

Nintendo has revealed a new BMX-themed Splatoon 2 map called Humpback Pumped Track.

The arena contains a bunch of ramps and curved edges, with bare boards and surfaces that look perfect for Splatoon 2's signature Turf War mode.

Humpback Pumped Track is the first new map to be revealed since Splatoon 2's global testfire, which concluded on March 26. That contained two stages: Musselforge Fitness (a huge gym, swimming pool, and climbing centre) and The Reef (a shopping district not far from Inkopolis Square). You can take a look at those in our livestream of the beta here.

It's unclear how many maps Splatoon 2 will contain in its final form. The original Splatoon eventually had 16, though 11 of those came after launch as part of a free map rotation system.

Splatoon 2 launches for Switch this summer. It supports Joy-Con controllers, the Pro Controller, and is compatible with both TV and handheld modes. You can even connect up to 10 Switch consoles together for tournament play, if you can find enough stock.


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