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Red Faction: Guerrilla, Runbow, Nobunaga’s Ambition: Taishi, more coming to PS Store this week
It’s time for another PlayStation Store update. Here’s what you can grab on Sony’s platforms this week…
Explosions in the sky will match the explosions coming out of your PS4 if you opt to download the Red Faction: Guerrilla – Re-Mars-tered Edition. THQ Nordic is resurrecting the physics-based destruction of the Red Faction franchise for this re-release, which features a fully reworked visual design including improved lighting and shadows. Also available to download for the PS4 today is Runbow, a colorful runner/platformer that includes multiplayer options for up to nine players.
And finally this week, strategy fans will be able to purchase the latest entry in the Nobunaga’s Ambition franchise, Nobunaga’s Ambition: Taishi, for the PS4.
You can learn more about the rest of this week’s additions to the PlayStation Store after the break. (more…)
The Lost Child, Clannad, The Exorcist: Legion VR, more coming to PS Store this week
Just eight new games can be found in this week’s PlayStation Store update, but there’s still a few titles that might be of interest…
NIS America will bring The Lost Child to the PS4 and PS Vita this week. The RPG takes place in modern-day Tokyo, and follows an occult journalist, Hayato Ibuki, as he deals with a massive conflict between “angels, demons, and fallen angels.” Clannad, a classic in the visual novel genre, is also available to download this week for the PS4 in a brand new high definition remaster.
Finally this week, PS4 owners can immerse themselves in the VR-powered thrills and chills of William Peter Blatty’s Exorcist film franchise in The Exorcist: Legion VR.
You can learn more about the rest of this week’s additions to the PlayStation Store after the break. (more…)
Jurassic World: Evolution, Super Bomberman R, Lego The Incredibles, more coming to PS Store this week
It’s E3 Week, but if you want to take some time out from gawking at what comes next, you can take a look at what’s available now. This week, the following games were added to the PlayStation Store…
WB Games and TT Games are back with the next Lego game, Lego The Incredibles (PS4). Based on both Incredibles movies, two players will be able to team up and bring the supervillains to justice. Also available to download this week is Jurassic World: Evolution (PS4), a theme park builder with dinosaurs… and the soothing voice of Jeff Goldblum (and several other Jurassic Park alums).
Konami’s Super Bomberman R will bring the celebrated franchise to the PS4 for the first time, and Betehsda launched the free-to-play Fallout Shelter on the PS4 earlier this week.
You can learn more about the rest of this week’s additions to the PlayStation Store after the break. (more…)
Vampyr, Onrush, BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle, more coming to PS Store this week
Victorian vampires and wild racing lead the way in this week’s PlayStation Store update.
Dontnod Entertainment has left the high school hallways of Life Is Strange behind, and ventured back to the grimy streets of Victorian London in Vampyr, which will be available to download this week for the PS4. The action RPG will be joined on Sony’s digital storefront by a pair of racing games, Onrush from Codemasters and MotoGP 18 from Milestone.
Also this week, PS4 players will get to experience the brutal battles of Arc System Works’s crossover fighter, BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle, and Saber Interactive’s side-scrolling blast-from-the-part, Shaq-Fu: A Legend Reborn.
Finally, Bethesda’s The Elder Scrolls Online expands once again with the release of its Summerset expansion this week.
You can learn more about the rest of this week’s additions to the PlayStation Store after the break. (more…)
The Games of June 2018
We’re less than a week away from the unofficial opening of this year’s E3 Expo, and the new release calendar has begun to dry up in anticipation of gaming’s biggest showcase. But there will still be plenty to play in the month of June, including an off-kilter new puzzler from Nintendo (Sushi Striker: The Way of The Sushido), a side-scrolling sequel to one of the strangest games of the 90s (Shaq Fu: A Legend Reborn), a dinosaur-themed theme park creator (Jurassic World: Evolution), and Mario’s latest sporting adventure (Mario Tennis Aces).
You can find out exactly why the Warp Zoned staff is looking forward to these games, and view the release schedule for all of this month’s new games, after the break. (more…)
New Battle Princess Madelyn trailer shows off the game’s first level
Casual Bit Games continues to plug away at Battle Princess Madelyn, their side-scrolling homage to 16-bit classics like Super Ghouls N Ghosts and Wonder Boy 3: The Dragon’s Trap, and development is nearly complete on the first half of the game. To mark this milestone, the developer has released a new trailer highlighting the game’s animated introduction and gameplay from the first chapter.
Battle Princess Madelyn is currently in development for the PC, PS4, Switch, Vita, Wii U, and Xbox One. The game was originally expected to be released in Early 2018, but rather than announce a new launch date, Casual Bit Games has said that it’ll be done when it’s done.
Detroit: Become Human, Gorogoa, Dark Souls Remastered, more coming to PS Store this week
This month’s second-to-last PlayStation Store update is a big one for both PS4 and Vita owners…
PS4 owners will have several highly-anticipated titles to choose from today, including an Open Beta for the long-in-development H1Z1: Battle Royale; Devolver’s crossover shooter, I Hate Running Backwards; and Jason Roberts’s award-winning visual puzzler, Gorogoa. Even Vita owners will get a chance to farm some new games as Stardew Valley is now available for Sony’s handheld.
Things pick up even more on Friday, as Koji Igarashi and Inti Creates will release the side-scrolling Bloodstained: Curse of the Moon for the PS4 and Vita, Bandai Namco will bring the hardcore action of Dark Souls Remastered to the PS4, Quantic Dream will tell a futuristic sci-fi tale examining what it means to be a human being in Detroit: Become Human for the PS4, and Q-Games will return to the tower defense genre with PixelJunk Monsters 2 for the PS4.
You can learn more about the rest of this week’s additions to the PlayStation Store after the break. (more…)
New Retail Releases: Detroit: Become Human, Dark Souls Remastered, Runner 3, More
Two big re-releases headline this week’s New Retail Releases, as well as the latest PS4 exclusive from Sony…
David Cage and Quantic Dream have been trying meld the cinematic storytelling of movies with the interactivity of video games for more than two decades now. Their latest experiment, Detroit: Become Human, will be released this week for the PS4. Based on a tech demo from the PS3 era, Detroit asks players to take control of three androids and discover what it feels like to experience human emotions for the first time.
Also available this week are a pair of re-releases that have gamers very excited. Bandai Namco will bring Dark Souks Remastered to the PS4 and Xbox One with upgraded visuals, the Artorias of the Abyss expansion, and dedicated servers.
Switch owners will have to wait a bit longer to play Dark Souls Remastered, but they’ll get their first chance this week to dig into Mega Man Legacy Collection + Mega Man Legacy Collection 2, which contains all 12 games from the “Mega Man Classic” franchise, as well as new Challenges, and multiple graphics filters.
Speaking of side-scrolling platformers and Nintendo’s newest console, Switch owners will also be able to pick up Runner 3 this week. Dozens of new levels await Commander Video as he returns in another rhythm-powered running game from developer Choice Provisions.
Several other new games will also appear on store shelves this week including The Elder Scrolls Online: Summerset (PC), the latest expansion to Bethesda’s MMO; Tennis World Tour (PS4 and Xbox One), a tennis simulation from Bigben Interactive; 7’sCarlet (Vita), a visual novel from Aksys Games; and Space Hulk: Deathwing – Enhanced Edition (PS4), a tactical first person shooter based on the popular tabletop game.
Finally, Xbox One owners who skipped the “Ultimate Edition” for State of Decay 2, the zombie survival sim from Microsoft and Undead Labs, can pick up the Standard Edition this week.
That’s all for now, but we’ll be back later this week with a look at all the new additions to the PlayStation Store, Xbox Games Store, and Nintendo eShop.