Romancing SaGa 2: Revenge of the Seven (PS5) Review – Avalon Wasn’t Built in a Day
One of Akitoshi Kawazu's most experimental titles from the Super Famicom, Romancing SaGa 2: Revenge of the Seven shows that a classic JRPG can be given a complete overhaul to turn into something brand new while still retaining its unique quirks and charm.
A Rayman Remake Is in Development by Ubisoft; Prince of Persia Developers, Series’ Creator Are Part of the Development Team
A Rayman remake is currently in the works, and members of the recently disbanded Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown development team are said to be working on the game alongside the series' creator, Michel Ancel. As reported today by Insider Gaming, this remake, known internally as Project Steambot, is getting put together by a team located primarily at Ubisoft Milan, the studio behind many successful projects, including the Mario + Rabbids series. Members of the recently disbanded Ubisoft Montpellier studio, the team behind the latest entry in
Towers of Aghasba Enters Early Access on November 19, Bringing A World of Cozy Exploration
In Towers of Aghasba, you play as a junior architect trying to heal the withered and corrupted lands around you. Of course, this is no easy feat and will require in-depth knowledge of the areas around you, as well as a ton of exploration to uncover secrets and new ways to explore the region of Aghasba. This game is unique in that while there is a story to uncover along the way, you also have a lot of free reigns, as it's a creative sandbox game where your sole
PlayStation 5 System Software 24.07-10.20.00 Brings Activities, Performance and Stability Improvements
A new PlayStation 5 system software update is now live, introducing Activities improvements, among other things. The 24.07-10.20.00 system software improves the console's Activities feature. From now on, each activity will display In Progress, Not Started, or Completed, depending on its current status, with spoilers continuing to be hidden even after these changes. The new system software also brings the usual unspecified performance and stability improvements and enhanced messages and usability on some screens.
Elden Ring Shadow of the Erdtree Drives Up Bandai Namco’s Earnings Forecast
The Elden Ring Shadow of the Erdtree expansion has significantly increased publisher Bandai Namco's earnings forecast. As confirmed today by the Japanese publisher today, the success of the expansion of the latest game by FromSoftware and repeat sales of the base game have increased the earnings forecast for the current fiscal year, with significant increases in sales, operating, recurring, and net profit. The expansion, in particular, is considered to have become a hit in markets worldwide, according to the publisher, while the base game is continuing to
Samsung Reportedly Developing An Exynos Chipset On Its Second-Generation 2nm Process Codenamed ‘Ulysses,’ And Could Be Featured In The Galaxy S27 Series
The recent yield problems with the Exynos 2500 suggest that Samsung may not mass produce the chipset fast enough to use it in its upcoming Galaxy S25 series, which is slated to launch in early 2025. The Korean giant’s woes surrounding its 3nm GAA process are hardly a closely guarded secret, with the company failing to attract new customers and losing millions of revenue in the process. Proceeding forward, a new report states that Samsung intends to cut its losses and shift focus on
Apple’s iPad mini 7 Maintains A Solid Framerate Of Nearly 60FPS In Two Gaming Titles In Latest Test, Despite Its A17 Pro Featuring One Less GPU Core
The A17 Pro is a solid performer, as demonstrated by its gaming prowess when powering last year’s iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max. Apple certainly caught us by surprise when it unveiled its updated iPad mini 7 with the same chipset but with one notable downgrade in which the SoC ships with a 5-core GPU instead of a 6-core one. Fortunately, this change has not deterred the tablet’s gaming capabilities, as demonstrated in two titles, with the compact slate maintaining
Linux Creator Linus Torvalds Calls Out Intel, AMD, NVIDIA & Others For “Buggy Hardware”, Claiming That They Are Behind The OS’s Vulnerabilities
Linus Torvalds, the creator of Linux, is apparently "frustrated" with the buggy hardware by the likes of Intel, AMD & NVIDIA, claiming that manufacturers are the reason behind vulnerabilities. Linus Torvalds Expresses Resentment Towards Hardware Manufacturers, Including Intel, AMD & NVIDIA, Ahead of Kernel Code Modifications To Fix Theoretical Attacks Well, Linux's creator has a way of expressing problems over the OS, primarily when associated with an external factor, likely CPU companies such as AMD and Intel. Torvalds has recently been quite active in
The Wolf Among Us 2 Isn’t Canceled, Confirms Telltale Games
A few hours ago, a rumor that The Wolf Among Us 2 had been canceled started spreading on the Web. However, a spokesperson for Telltale Games has since confirmed to Eurogamer that it's not actually true. As a rule, we don't comment on rumors and unsubstantiated Reddit threads. But development on The Wolf Among Us 2 continues and we're excited to share more about the game with Telltale fans and our community when the time is right. Fans had every right to be worried, though.
Killzone Certainly Sounds Far from Guerrilla’s Thoughts – ‘The Themes of Horizon Are Relatable for Everyone’
It's been almost eleven years since the last Killzone game was released, and it doesn't look like that will change any time soon. Art Director Roy Postma, a Guerrilla veteran who has worked at the Dutch studio since its foundation, told The Washington Post in no uncertain terms that the developer believes Horizon's themes are much more interesting for a bigger audience. We were done with it as a team. As a studio, we needed to refresh the palette. It was, by choice, the