Netflix is bringing the live-action version of Full Metal Alchemist to the US. Find out what we thought of the movie.
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Every Insane Costume in Bayonetta 2
How to unlock every costume, including Star Fox, Zelda, and Metroid-inspired gear.
Black Panther’s Biggest Easter Eggs
From Stan Lee’s cameo to Wakanda history, here’s everything we spotted in the latest MCU movie
SOMA Finally Gets Safe Mode on PS4
Over two months since it came to Xbox, PS4 players can now feel safe in SOMA.
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Rainbow Six Siege Won’t Get a Sequel
Rainbow Six Siege’s player base has been growing, and as the game reaches an audience of 27 million, the developer says it has no plans for a sequel. Instead, it plans to continue to support the game for 10 years, with the goal to reach 100 operators.
“We’ve communicated already a couple of times about how the vision of the game is to bring it to 100 operators,” said brand director, Alexandre Remy at the Rainbow Six Invitational 2018.
“Today we have 36 operators. Year 3 will bring eight new operators.
is not only a symbol, but it’s a testament of the longevity that we want to put in the game. Again, we are claiming extremely loud here, there is no sequel planned, and we are here for the next 10 years, so expect more Rainbow Six in your life for quite some time.”
Guilty Gear Creator Says the Series Is “Too Complicated”
Guilty Gear creator, Daisuke Ishiwatari, has said that the next game in the series will have simpler mechanics to pull in more players to the fighting game’s audience
“After releasing Guilty Gear Xrd Rev 2 it’s clear what we need to improve on. The key is to win over more users because of the complex controls,” Ishuwatari told Destructoid.
“But if we implement everything the game will no longer be Guilty Gear. It’s hard to balance out all the improvements. One thing that we have to do in the next installment is to reduce the number of systems
Diablo Creator Shares Thoughts on Diablo 3
David Brevik, the co-founder of Blizzard North and creator of Diablo, recently shared his thoughts on the latest entry in Blizzard’s critically acclaimed action role-playing series, which was released well after his departure from the studio.
“I think that Diablo III ended up being a great game, especially after the expansion,” Brevik said on the latest episode of our monthly interview show IGN Unfiltered. “I thought that they added a lot of really great stuff to it that fleshed it out and made it a much better game than I thought that it was at launch,” he said in regard to the expansion content.
New Scribblenauts Switch Gameplay Shows The Power Of Words
Earlier this year, Warner Bros. revealed a brand-new entry in the Scribblenauts series. Titled Scribblenauts Showdown, the new game is coming to PS4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch on March 6.
Scribblenauts Showdown is designed primarily to be played with friends: up to four players can partake in “more than” 25 mini-games, which are served up in different forms depending on which mode you select. Showdown is a competitive mode in which finding the best word the quickest is the key, while Versus supplies various mini-games for you and one other friend to battle in, one-vs-one–check it out in the video above.
Sandbox is a more traditional Scribblenauts mode that will be familiar to fans of the series. Here you can summon a variety of objects–publisher Warner Bros. says over 35,000 items are available in-game–to achieve objectives either by yourself or with a friend. Eight new levels are included, as are hidden collectibles and achievements. Take a look at some Sandbox gameplay below.
Scribblenauts Showdown Sandbox Switch Gameplay
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The Scribblenauts series made its debut in 2009 on the DS, becoming popular for its creativity in letting you conjure a number of items by simply writing down your desired object. It has since spawned four sequels on various platforms, though none of those successors ever came to PlayStation or Xbox. The most recent in the series was Scribblenauts Unmasked: A DC Comics Adventure, which came to 3DS, Wii U, and PC in 2013. A sixth game in the franchise was planned, but it was canceled after developer 5th Cell ran into financial trouble and was forced to lay off a number of employees. Showdown is being made by a Miami, USA-based developer called Shiver.
Star Trek: Discovery Season 1 Scorecard
The first season of Star Trek: Discovery ended on Sunday, and audiences, as with many Star Trek shows before it, find themselves facing a mixed bag. We should recall that this was also true of the first season of Star Trek: The Next Generation: While it introduced a cast of indelible characters that would eventually prove to be more than worthy successors to Kirk and company, the storytelling was slow, and the tone was shaky. This also goes for Deep Space Nine, a show that struggled to find stories for its first season but hit a pretty powerful stride a little later. Voyager and Enterprise also started shaky, and eventually found their feet. Arguably.
Discovery has had 15 episodes to prove itself, and like its forebears got a lot of stuff right and a lot of stuff wrong. The highs were high and the lows were low, and it’s time to consider whether or not the season was, overall, a net gain. Spoilers, of course, follow for the season.