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Jinshin Arrives on PC and Consoles from Kemco

Jinshin Arrives on PC and Consoles from Kemco

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Jinshin, a new JRPG, just launched, offering an in-depth look at its features, storyline, and availability on multiple platforms. Kemco has released Jinshin, a new JRPG for the Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, Xbox One, Windows devices, Steam, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4 (through cross-buy), and the Nintendo Switch. The game, set at a standard price of $14.99 USD, combines ancient-themed fantasy with a tale of Kami deities living alongside humans. Jinshin is set in the fictional land of Asuka and follows the story of Mikazuchi, a skilled swordsman, who joins the Amaterasu Clan. Together with the clan, he embarks on a mission to rescue his master from Onigami Ichigan, the head of a formidable force. The game’s narrative explores the aftermath of war, questioning whether it leads to peace or further chaos. The gameplay centers around turn-based battles, emphasizing strategic planning and use of formation effects. Players can utilize Mikazuchi’s tactical commands to gain advantages in combat. The game’s battle system is designed to create a mix of ambiance

Dreams Is Dying: Support Ends For Playstation Creative Program

Dreams Is Dying: Support Ends For Playstation Creative Program

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Media Molecule’s Dreams has to be the most ambitious idea I’ve ever seen attempted on a game console. One of the first games announced for the PS4 — but not released until late in its lifecycle due to lengthy development — Dreams was less of a game and more of a game maker. This was not a simple, watered-down tool like Nintendo’s Game Builder Garage — this was a full-fledged, kitted-out suite of development tools through which it was possible to make virtually anything in virtual 3D space, provided you could master the interface. But despite its massive potential, Dreams never truly caught fire with the mainstream. We can only speculate why that is, but two things stand out for me. One is that all that power comes with a price: Dreams is rather complicated and overwhelming. I found it rather difficult to get anything to look good and gave up quickly, choosing to play other people’s games instead. I found I wasn’t alone. The library of user creations you

Sakeworld Releases On Playstation Tomorrow

Sakeworld Releases On Playstation Tomorrow

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Film composer Nick Phoenix started the apparel brand Sake Forever after the tragic demise of his son Jack Phoenix in 2015. The clothes are illustrated in the style of the urban-flavored art Jack created during his brief life. Now Sake is becoming its own world — Sakeworld — as the brand expands into its own video game. In the alternate reality of Sakeworld, rappers are tasked with saving the streets from alien invaders and the most powerful crime syndicates on Earth. The beat-em-up is a Jack Phoenix painting come to life, scored by rap artists including Trippie Redd, D Savage, Chief Keef, Rucci and Yung Bans. Be assured that things will get weird — enemies mentioned include “the Grim Reaper, demon babies, infected gang members, and an undead reindeer.” Fight your way through 26+ levels and 9 unique environments featuring La Brea, Venice Beach, Brooklyn, Brooklyn Tracks, Beijing, North Pole, Tokyo, Hell, and Planet Sake. Play as your favorite rapper: Trippie Redd, D Savage, Chief Keef, Rucci or Yung Bans!

PowerWash Simulator Comes To Playstation, And Croft Manor

PowerWash Simulator Comes To Playstation, And Croft Manor

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PowerWash Simulator is a surprise PC hit from last year where you’re a person in a full-body suit shooting a hose of pressurized water at dirty targets. Your simple yet addictive goal is to clean everything you see that is dirty. Now it’s coming to consoles, and to commemorate the occasion, the development team has cooked up your biggest challenge yet: Lara Croft’s mansion. For some reason the Tomb Raider heroine’s home is covered top to bottom in filth. She’s busy chasing treasure around the world and has no time to deal with this, so she’s hired the PowerWash team. You’ll be washing the entire manor clean, top to bottom, inside and out. This includes things like a giant dinosaur statue (guess both she and Batman own one) and valuables she’s picked up from her adventures. Note: cleaning ancient artifacts with a high-velocity pressure hose is not recommended. The underlying question is: how did Croft Manor get so dirty in the first place? Given who we’re talking about, it could

The Biggest Announcements From Sony’s State Of Play

The Biggest Announcements From Sony’s State Of Play

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If you ignored the Sony Playstation State Of Play this afternoon — and given how the last few have gone, I don’t blame you — you missed some big announcements and massive trailers. Isn’t that always the way? But have no fear, we’ve corralled them all into one handy, condensed page that is way faster to skim than that whole 41-minute video would’ve been. The rumors are true — there’s a Resident Evil 4 Remake coming. Insomniac’s PS4 staple Spider-Man will be introduced to the PC market this August. Playable on Steam Deck? We can hope. Square thinks they can get Final Fantasy 16 out there by the summer of 2023. We’ll see about that. It certainly looks polished enough, but the first announced date is almost never the one they stick with. This is not the world premiere announcement of Street Fighter 6, but it might be the first time you’ve heard of it. The game is on the way to PS5, and probably other platforms as well. Aloy

ScourgeBringer Travels to PS4 And Vita

ScourgeBringer Travels to PS4 And Vita

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There’s a new roguelite platformer, Scourgebringer, that just arrived on Playstation 4 and Vita…yes, we said Vita. You might have heard Sony had plans to shut down the digital market, but they changed their mind a week later. They probably held off the handheld’s execution date so this specific game could be released on it properly. “Oh right, ScourgeBringer.” Guide our hero Khyra as she hacks and slashes her way through the corridors of a dangerous dungeon on a mission to save her world. Helping her out is a combat drone that you can use to shoot enemies that her sword can’t reach. The game is partially inspired by The Binding Of Isaac, and as such does not allow backtracking, instead relying on a procedural combination of pre-built challenge rooms. Developer Flying Oak Games is aiming specifically at the Vita niche with this, and has even managed to produce a physical version…how, you may ask, when Vita physicals have been shut down? They’re doing it directly from Japan — the

Funimation Rolls Out Updated App For Playstation

Funimation Rolls Out Updated App For Playstation

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The Funimation app is the only app of its kind for gaming platforms (meaning it’s the only one dedicated to anime). Its navigation menus work well on dedicated streaming devices like Roku, but can be clumsy to work with on consoles like Playstation 4. Funimation has been listening to users’ comments, and as of today is rolling out an updated version of its app for Playstation consoles (yes, 5 is included too). The new app design contains a brand-new look and feel, all-new curations, a “My Anime” page, and a handy anime launch schedule. Recently Funimation announced an expansion of its streaming catalog on the channel. As of last week, the library now includes hundreds of Bleach episodes (the US gets episodes 1-109 while Canadians get episodes 1-209), the first three seasons of JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure, Mazinger Z, Infini-T Force, Naruto Shippuden the Movie: The Lost Tower, Naruto Shippuden the Movie: Blood Prison, Naruto the Movie: Road to Ninja, The Last: Naruto the Movie, Hunter x Hunter: Phantom Rouge, Accel

Tandem: A Tale Of Shadows Coming To Consoles And PC

Tandem: A Tale Of Shadows Coming To Consoles And PC

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Developer Monochrome and Publisher Hatinh Interactive have announced Tandem: A Tale of Shadows, a puzzle platformer with a Verne-inspired story and Burton-inspired visuals. Thomas Kane, son of a famous family of illusionists, has disappeared without a trace. His friend Emma wants to know what’s going on, and decides the only way to find out is to investigate his disappearance on her own. She’s not alone though — her teddy bear Fenton will help her navigate the area and survive. The fact that the stuffed bear is apparently alive is the least strange thing about what’s going on. To find Thomas, Emma and Fenton must navigate the labyrinthine halls of the Kane manor, from more than one perspective. When you control Emma, you’ll see the mansion from a top-down perspective, but when you control Fenton, the same rooms will appear as a sidescroller. You’ll have to use these differing views to solve the puzzles in each room and advance. It helps that Fenton has the ability to walk on shadows, and

Bleach: Brave Souls Announced For PS4, Launches Discord

Bleach: Brave Souls Announced For PS4, Launches Discord

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The 3D action game Bleach: Brave Souls has been around for a while on PC and mobile, but it’s about to cross over to consoles with a version for Playstation 4, now in development. Details are light, but the PS4 version is expected to be the same game as what’s on the other platforms (and free to download). While they were at it the developers of Brave Souls also revealed the official Brave Souls website now has self intro cards players can create to find others to enjoy the game with. To use them, download the card of your desire, write on it, post it to social media with the hashtag #BBSSelfIntro, and use that hashtag to connect with others. Not too complicated, is it? Fortunately there are more effective methods of gahering players togather, as of now… An official Discord channel for Bleach: Brave Souls was launched today. The Discord can be used to chat with other Bleach players, recruit them to play in games, and read messages from

Sony Pulls Cyberpunk 2077 From PS Store

Sony Pulls Cyberpunk 2077 From PS Store

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Everyone knows the truth now: the PS4 version of Cyberpunk 2077 is a buggy mess and the XBox One version isn’t running so well either. One month ago folks were begging to play the game for just a minute; now they want refunds. Today Sony took the unprecedented step of removing Cyberpunk from the PS Store and doing just that. Microsoft and other merchants soon followed. As of this writing most major retailers are allowing you to return a physical opened copy, something they almost never allow in any other instance. We’ve seen highly anticipated games get hyped up for years and then hit with a thud. But we haven’t seen a situation where one of these games bombs so badly that the actual game itself has to be removed from sale within a week of its launch. That’s quite an accomplishment, and one that will take a long time for CDPR to live down. However, it’s not the end of Cyberpunk yet. Kotaku called attention to a recent phenomenon

13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim Open For Digital Preorder

13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim Open For Digital Preorder

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Why should you be interested in the upcoming tactical strategy game 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim? Because of the name on the box: Vanillaware. And if that brand doesn’t ring any bells, the words “Odin Sphere” or “Dragon’s Crown” should. The Japanese developer has gained fame for their use of lavishly painted characters and backgrounds. Vanillaware makes games that are as fun to look at as they are to play. Ovehead strategy battle games are a new genre for them (the previous two titles have been sidescrolling slashers with RPG elements). It’s dangerous to travel outside your zone of expertise sometimes, but the trail of awards 13 Sentinels has racked up in its home country seems to imply we have little to worry about. It was Future Division Winner at the 2019 Japan Game Awards, winner of the Best Scenario Award & Best Adventure Award at the 2019 Famitsu Dengeki Game Awards, and won the grand prize at the 2019 Japan Otaku Awards, among others. Beautifully rendered in Vanillaware’s signature hand-painted

New Details On Crash Bandicoot 4

New Details On Crash Bandicoot 4

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Sony’s most recent State Of Play broadcast started out with a new extensive look at Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time. Toys For Bob has deliberately labeled this installment #4 because they have the lofty goals of matching Naughty Dog’s work on the original trilogy, where past developers with their own sequel ideas have failed. We’ll see if they can live up to that promise! Recently we learned through the State Of Play that you’ll be able to unlock a replay mode called N. Verted which not only mirrors all the levels, but casts each one in a different visual filter. One drenches everything in neon lines while another gives the level the appearance of an old-timey black-and-white movie. “This is the first new game in the Crash Bandicoot series in more than a decade, so we felt it was important to introduce a brand-new style of play,” explains Paul Yan, Chief Creative Officer and Co-Studio Head at Toys for Bob. “We teamed up with our good friends at Beenox

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