Update 12/13: The Wolf Among Us 2 has been announced at The Game Awards for the second time. The sequel to the Fables-based adventure game was originally announced in 2017, but the unfortunate closure of Telltale Games meant that the game never came to be. The story doesn’t end there, though; Telltale Games has been revived, and The Wolf Among Us 2 is back in development, with some of the original developers and voice cast returning, too.
But what happened to Telltale Games, and why is the studio back? Is it even the same studio? Our full explainer below will tell you everything you need to know.
Telltale Games is alive (in some form) again following a buyout by a Malibu, California-based company called LCG Entertainment. But news of Telltale’s revival isn’t as clear-cut as headlines would suggest, especially considering Telltale’s complicated history leading to its closure in 2018.
Of the several announcements made during The Game Awards 2019, a reveal trailer was shown for a licensed game from the Fast And Furious movie franchise. The game is called Fast And Furious: Crossroads and it looks to be a mix of races, car chases, and action. Character models have the likeness of some of its characters such as Dom Toretto (Vin Diesel) and Letty Ortiz (Michelle Rodriguez).
The game will be coming to PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC in May 2020. It’s being developed by Slightly Mad Studios–the team that worked on the Project Cars series and a few Need For Speed games–and published by Bandai Namco. You can check out the trailer below to see Fast And Furious: Crossroads in action.
Earlier this month, it was reported that Slightly Mad Studios was rumored to be working on an “unannounced Hollywood title” and had been since 2017. This would be it.
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The Game Awards 2019 Livestream
Xbox Series X – Exclusive Details On Microsoft’s Next-Gen Console
Final Fantasy 7 Remake – Cloud Strife Trailer | Game Awards 2019
Final Fantasy 7 Remake Is Coming To Other Platforms – GS News Update
The Wolf Among Us 2 – Official Announcement Teaser Trailer | TGA 2019
PS4 Firmware Update 7.01 Now Available – GS News Update
Next-Gen PS5 And Xbox Series X Games Debut At The Game Awards 2019 – GS News Update
Control’s New Expedition Mode Tier 1 Completion Gameplay
New World – Cinematic Reveal Trailer
The Muppets Labs And The Goose Present At The Game Awards 2019
Ghost Of Tsushima – Official “The Ghost” Gameplay Trailer | TGA 2019
Nine To Five – Teaser Trailer | TGS 2019
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Microsoft has revealed that Ori and the Will ofthe Wisps will have a Collector’s edition for the Xbox One version when it launches on February 11. The Will of the Wisps releases for PC the same day, but it won’t have a physical version.
The Collector’s edition includes a game disc, an art book, the Piano Collections soundtrack on CD, a golden feather Steelbook-brand case, and an MP3 download of the original soundtrack. The digital soundtrack’s download must be redeemed by February 11, 2021. Unfortunately, no price has been announced. We’ll keep an eye out for that and when pre-orders go live and update this article with the proper links.
Ori and the Will of the Wisps comes on a physical disc, but Microsoft says you will need up to 30 GB of storage–though this is subject to change. Will of the Wisps will feature 4K Ultra HD support on Xbox One X, in addition to HDR on both the Xbox One S and X.
Ori and the Will of the Wisps is also coming to Xbox Game Pass for console and PC on day one, so if you’re a subscriber, you won’t need to pay anything extra to enjoy the game. It hits both Xbox One and PC on February 11. For more information on Microsoft’s subscription service, check out our Xbox Game Pass guide.
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The Game Awards 2019 Livestream
Xbox Series X – Exclusive Details On Microsoft’s Next-Gen Console
Final Fantasy 7 Remake – Cloud Strife Trailer | Game Awards 2019
Final Fantasy 7 Remake Is Coming To Other Platforms – GS News Update
The Wolf Among Us 2 – Official Announcement Teaser Trailer | TGA 2019
PS4 Firmware Update 7.01 Now Available – GS News Update
Next-Gen PS5 And Xbox Series X Games Debut At The Game Awards 2019 – GS News Update
Control’s New Expedition Mode Tier 1 Completion Gameplay
Fast & Furious Crossroads – Official Announcement Trailer | TGA 2019
New World – Cinematic Reveal Trailer
The Muppets Labs And The Goose Present At The Game Awards 2019
Ghost Of Tsushima – Official “The Ghost” Gameplay Trailer | TGA 2019
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The Game Awards 2019 celebrated the last year in gaming with plenty of major awards handed out, while also giving us a glimpse at the future of games to come.
The awards show included more than a dozen new looks, game reveals, and more. So, without further belaboring the point, let’s dive into everything showcased during The Game Awards.
From Control to Death Standing to Super Smash Bros. Ultimate to Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, here are all the winners of each and every category of The Game Awards 2019!
Game of the Year
Control (Remedy/505 Games)
Death Stranding (Kojima Productions/SIE)
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate (Bandai-Namco/Sora/Nintendo)
Resident Evil 2 (Capcom/Capcom)
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice (From Software/Activision) – WINNER