Dreaming of epic giant robot battles? Arcade fighter Gundam Versus makes its western debut on PS4 September 29.
Gundam Versus, a smash hit arcade game in Japan, is finally coming overseas exclusively for PS4. It's all about 2v2 battles to the death in true-to-the-anime Gundam style. It features over 90 different mecha units from 17 works of the Gundam seriesith a variety of different abilities and play styles, there's sure to be one that spoils your inner mobile suit pilot.
This localized version will include online multiplayer for up to six players and offline single-player. If you're really into changing the pace of your battles, there are two different burst systems with different features that focus on melee and ranged attacks.
Check out the new moves like Boost Dive, Boost Dash, and Boost Step to help you stay one stride ahead of your foes. You'll also be able to call upon Striker support characters to help you when the heat of battle is just too much. But Gundam Versus isn't just about the action: as you demolish your opponents, your actions will damage the environments you're fighting in.
Looking for even more video games based on your favorite anime? Bandai Namco has announced two new anime-inspired games for PS4 set to release in early 2018 These are Little Witch Academia: Chamber of Time and Seven Deadly Sins: Knights of Britannia.
By Anonymous on Jul 02, 2017 08:30 pm Following the announcement of Metro: Exodus, Mike takes a deep dive into Metro: Last Light, the predecessor that set new precedents for the shooter genre.
By Anonymous on Jul 02, 2017 07:30 am Arma 3's new free-to-play title has some old school coop you might enjoy. Here is some gameplay of the spin off as well as the intro cinematic.
The SteamVR Knuckles controllers being developed for HTC Vive want to offer way more than just motion tracking; these controllers can track your fingers without you having to worry about dropping them. Denny Unger of Cloudhead Games demoed the prototype controllers in a recent video, showing off what the experience promises.
Unlike the Oculus Touch controllers, the Knuckles controllers have sensors for all five fingers and wrap around your hands. Remove a finger from the sensors to point, or curve your thumb in on the trackpad to make a fist. Because of their design, if you let go of the controllers entirely, and they're going to stay in your palms. This means you'll have more room to use your hands intuitively in VR games without having to worry about dropping your controllers.
These aren't traditional face controllers in any sense. The Knuckles controllers feature a pair of face buttons to go along with a System button; the rest is touch sensitive. The dev kit guide shows that the thumb rests in a deep well-like trackpad at the top of the controller, followed by the index finger on a trigger behind it. The other three fingers rest on the base of the controller. The controller is secured to the hand with an adjustable strap.
LawBreakers developer Boss Key Games has teamed up with Limited Run Games for a physical release of the upcoming shooter. A collector's edition and standard edition will be released this August on PC and PS4.
Both versions will include Abaddon's journal; two character card packs, one for each faction; an exclusive LawBreakers sticker set, Deadzo sticker, and postcard; and an individually numbered box. The $70 collector's edition will be identical on both platforms with one exception: the PC version comes with a digital deluxe Steam code, while the PS4 edition includes a physical copy.
PC collector's editions are available for pre-order now on Limited Run's website, but will close on July 7. There is no limit to the PC version as they will be made as to meet demand. The PS4 collector's edition will be available for order on August 4 and is limited to 2,500 units.
If you can't manage to get your hands on a collector's edition, or if it just isn't for you, you can snag a physical copy for PS4. This version will be limited to 5,000 units.
LawBreakers is a team-based FPS like your standard competitive shooter, but with gravity-defying tricks thrown in. It's a fast-paced game featuring two factions, nine different classes, diverse combat abilities, and options to demolish the competition on the ground or in the air.
LawBreakers is out on PC and PS4 August 8, but if you just can't wait to get your hands on it, you can play the beta on Steam now.
By Anonymous on Jul 02, 2017 02:30 am We got to play some more of the new Dragon Ball fighting game and managed to collect every character's intro, win quote, and super so far! (Shot off screen)
Today at Anime Expo, Bandai Namco announced two new games based on Netflix-exclusive anime series.
The first, Little Witch Academia: Chamber of Time, is a beat-'em-up with an original storyline inspired by the anime. It stars anime protagonist Akko and the other main characters and will be coming to PS4 and PC in early 2018.
Little Witch Academia is a popular series from Studio Trigger, which made Kill la Kill and Kiznaiver. Trigger is an offshoot of Gainax, the famous studio responsible for acclaimed shows like Neon Genesis Evangelion and Gurren Lagann.
The second game, The Seven Deadly Sins: Knights of Britannia, is an action-adventure based on the popular anime. It's the first console game adaptation of the manga and anime series, and it's coming to PS4 in early 2018. See its announcement trailer as well as screenshots below.
Little Witch Academia and The Seven Deadly Sins are both streaming exclusively on Netflix.
Following the announcement of Metro: Exodus, Mike takes a deep dive into Metro: Last Light, the predecessor that set new precedents for the shooter genre.
Arma 3's new free-to-play title has some old school coop you might enjoy. Here is some gameplay of the spin off as well as the intro cinematic.
We got to play some more of the new Dragon Ball fighting game and managed to collect every character's intro, win quote, and super so far! (Shot off screen)
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