Originally Posted by Destor (Post 5266196)

become human was real good

Originally Posted by Fignuts (Post 5266242)

Seems to be a love it or hate it game.

Originally Posted by Fignuts (Post 5268073)

Gives me hope that we finally get a fighting game movie with fight choreography that can rival first rate martial arts flicks.

Originally Posted by DAMN iNATOR (Post 5268272)

Road House.

Originally Posted by Fignuts (Post 5267984)

How about the WiFi chip? Cause the one on the regular switch is trash.

Originally Posted by Fignuts (Post 5270789)

Yeah, liscensing alone would be a nightmare.

Where exactly did you hear this rumor?

Originally Posted by Destuctoid

The most recent acquisitions to the new studio, which was first announced to the world back at E3 2018, are the trio of Ian Miller, Ray Yeomans, and Kai Zheng, all of whom were responsible for the level design in 2018's masterpiece God of War for Sony Santa Monica. The three new employees have signed up to a crew that already includes Annie Lohr - formerly of Electronic Arts and Respawn - and Rockstar alumni Christian Cantamessa and Tom Shepherd.

Originally Posted by Destructoid

Yep, on September 25-26, during the conference, Oculus has informed Destructoid that they will showcase "the latest from game developers around the world," which includes a "new AAA first-person combat title" from Respawn Entertainment, made in partnership with Oculus. Evidently the project won't be all talk or a cinematic tease, as a hands-on playable demo will be available at the show. For the record, we vaguely knew about this back in 2017, but the info real info we have on it is that "it's not Titanfall."

Originally Posted by Destructoid

Based on an email from the Biohazard Ambassador program obtained by the website Biohaze, the publisher sent out a request for current members and RE fans to try out "a new Resident Evil game that's in development." The tests will occur sometime in early September, and the project does involve Capcom Division 1 proper: making it less likely that this is just a throwaway spinoff like Umbrella Corps.

Originally Posted by ClockShot (Post 5277193)

:lol:

Fortnite World Champ got swatted. That didn't take long at all.

Fame's a bitch.

Originally Posted by Destructoid

According to the anonymous poster, the new game was to feature Damian Wayne, son of Bruce and Talia al Ghul, donning the cowl of the Dark Knight for another open-world adventure, likely set for release after the most recent game in the Arkham series, Batman: Arkham Knight. The leaked images - branded "Project Sabbath" - reveal two shots of the glowering metropolis that is Gotham City, as well as several villain designs.

On display in this rogue's gallery that never was is an older and more opulent looking Two-Face, a punky Poison Ivy (somewhat raising questions as to where this entry would fit in the Arkham timeline), a very creepy, elderly White Rabbit, and a sophisticated and badass female version of Black Mask. Also on show are a plain clothes Dick Grayson and, of all characters, Gorilla Grodd. The 4chan post also claims that The Penguin and the BatBike were to be featured, along with a system similar to Shadow of Mordor's "nemesis" mechanic.

The original poster goes as far as to state that WB Montreal was also hard at work on a Suicide Squad title, which makes sense given Arkham Origins' post-credit sequence.

Originally Posted by Destructoid

Humankind is described as a "historical strategy magnum opus. Developed by Amplitude, you can expect to start building civilisations, directing the human race through Ancient Egypt, Rome and The Vikings, among others, whilst making historical discoveries in culture and science, and shaping the people to build upon their foundations.

Originally Posted by Destructoid

"Expect a lot of insight into the thought process behind creative decisions, information about Pacifica - one of the districts of Night City - and TONS of stuff on playstyles you’ll be able to adopt when you launch Cyberpunk 2077 next year," said CDPR in a new blog post ...

The live stream will take place on August 30 at 11:00 PT / 14:00 ET / 19:00 BST and can be watched over on the official CD Projekt RED Twitch channel. Cyberpunk 2077 launches April 16, 2020 on PS4, PC, Xbox One and Google Stadia.

Originally Posted by Destructoid

LCG Entertainment, a holdings company based out of Los Angeles, has announced that it has purchased the assets, trademarks, technology, and select IPs from Telltale Games and will assume the name going forward. Looking to revive the brand for the future, select titles from the studios back catalog will be getting re-released with new titles being developed in some of Telltale's best-selling brands.

Originally Posted by Emperor Smeat (Post 5280445)

* According to reports, multiple high profile game developers and executives in the gaming industry are currently facing sexual harassment and assault allegations. Among those facing allegations are Elder Scrolls series composer Jeremy Soule, Night in the Woods developer Alec Holowka, and Oculus co-founder Michael Antonov.
https://www.gamasutra.com/view/news/..._game_devs.php

Originally Posted by Destructoid

In the new gameplay overview trailer posted below, Capcom shows off how a scrappy quartet of survivors will face off against the Mastermind, a fifth player who is definitely not Albert Wesker - but I wouldn't put that past the developers. As the Mastermind, this adversarial player will be able to set traps for the survivors, unleash zombies, and take control of the entity known as the Tyrant ...

If you're unfamiliar with the asymmetrical survival-horror genre, it's something that has picked up steam over the past few years thanks to the expansion of streamers. These games -- which included titles like Dead by Daylight, Friday the 13th: The Game, and Last Year: The Nightmare -- require a handful of players to utilize their character's skills to escape some fortified location before time runs out.

In addition to the co-op team, there is one other player who controls the villain of the game, stalking players and gruesomely murdering them. It's a genre that has come a long way since Evolve tried and failed to kickstart it back in 2015. Project Resistance looks to be putting its own spin on the formula with the Mastermind tracking players with the use of CCTV in addition to attacking them directly through zombies or the Tyrant.

Originally Posted by Destructoid

Warner Bros. Games Montréal appear to be openly teasing their next Batman title, with the narrative for the new project seemingly pointing - at least in part - toward the Dark Knight's "Court of Owls" arc, which was published by DC Comics in 2011.

The first hint from the Batman: Arkham Origins developer came this weekend on "Batman Day", when the studio published an image of the bat-signal projected on the side of a Gotham City skyscraper. Said image flickers between several symbols, one of which resembles the mask worn by Court of Owls assassin William Cobb. While this initial tweet set tongues wagging, the mystery has deepened with a second tweet - posted within the last half-hour - that displays several mysterious symbols alongside a simple message "Capture the Knight".

The Court of Owls - in DC Comics lore - are an underworld criminal syndicate, with roots stretching back to the earliest days of Gotham City. In the 2011 arc, this dormant society of assassins (known as "Talons") come out of hiding to embark upon an all-out assault on Batman, with aims of destroying his legend and restoring themselves as both the blood veins and rulers of Gotham.

Originally Posted by Destructoid

Unsurprisingly, Naughty Dog is going all out with collector's editions. I mean, this game is bankable.

I've included photos in the gallery below, but the gist is that there are five different versions of The Last of Us Part II – standard, special, digital deluxe, collector's, and Ellie Edition – with various digital and physical bonuses like a PS4 dynamic theme, a bracelet, a statue of Ellie, and even a little backpack.