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Last E3 during Microsoft’s conference From Software unveiled their next game was being made in collaboration with George R. R. Martin, and it would see a return to their classic formula. Despite delivering a few interviews on the nature of Elden Ring there has been no release window provided. Continue reading “Elden Ring Release Window Leaked in New Year’s Card”
Bloodborne 2 is a game that surfaces up every year in the E3 rumor mill. Unsurprisingly, nothing ever comes to fruition regarding a second iteration of the game being in the works. This time around, Hidetaka Miyazaki says that making a sequel to the hit game is not up to him. Continue reading “Hidetaka Miyazaki Reportedly Says Bloodborne 2 Isn’t Up To Him To Make”
Inside Gaming’s editor-in-chief, Lawrence Sonntag, threw fellow cohort Zach Niblick under the bus in order to appease the mentally crippled invalids known as “video game journalists”. Sonntag trotted out a groveling apology for Niblick’s Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice video that accurately and properly called a spade a spade, titled “Sekiro Doesn’t Need An Easy Mode”. Continue reading “Inside Gaming Apologizes For Video That Said Sekiro Doesn’t Need An Easy Mode”
One of the professions filled with the most worthless and inept individuals is video game journalism. Most of them can’t play video games; most of them hate gamers; and most of them don’t even like game culture. Nevertheless, they use their platforms to push Social Justice Warrior agitprop and attempt to brainwash gamers into hating video games, fan-service, and sexy women as much as they do. Of course, whenever it comes time for these pathetic parasites review games that require skill and astute minds, they falter and fumble due to their lack of hand-eye coordination and piss-poor reflexes. Well, like everything else in the world of PC gaming… there’s a mod for that. Continue reading “Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice Utility Mod Adds An Easy Mode For Worthless Game Journalists”
Some articles have been making their way around the internet decrying the difficulty and hardships present in From Software and Activision’s Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. The most prominent is from David Thier at Forbes, who waxed lamentations about the troubling journey he had in the third-person, hack-and-slash, Metroidvania title (and yes, it’s very much like a Metroidvania title). Continue reading “Pathetic Game Journalists Beg For An Easy Mode In Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice”
From Software and Activision’s Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is one of those rare games for PC, PS4, and Xbox One where you get to play as a masculine Japanese man who isn’t beholden to the burdens of Western identitarianism. It’s almost like a huge breath of fresh air from all of the woke politics that have hampered every single AAA franchises made within the last few years. Nevertheless, if you picked up a copy of the game and wanted to dive into it, but needed a little help with a few areas, don’t worry, there’s a walkthrough for that. Continue reading “Sekiro Shadows Die Twice Gameplay Walkthrough”
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is an action-adventure title developed by FromSoftware and published by Activision. The game in question is out right now and has cheats available to download for PC. Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is also out on PS4 and Xbox One, too. Continue reading “Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice Cheats Bring Infinite Health, EXP, Items And Skill Points”
Activision and From Software’s Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is probably one of the most understated, under-marketed hardcore action titles that Activision has published. The game is due out on March 22nd, 2019 next week and most people probably forgot that it was coming out. Anyway, the launch trailer dropped for the title, giving gamers an opportunity to get one more good look at the gameplay before it launches on PS4, Xbox One, and PC next week. Continue reading “Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice Launch Trailer Showcases Solid Looking Swordplay And Boss Fights”
Bandai Namco released some details on the Dark Souls Trilogy Collector’s Edition. The big package will come jam packed with a ton of goodies, including the entire Dark Souls soundtrack from the trilogy of games, a statue, a compendium, and a special edition box. Continue reading “Dark Souls Trilogy Collector’s Edition Trailer Highlights 34cm Elite Knight Bonfire Statue”
An updated mod from CherrydoomXC featuring the sexy YoRHa android, 2B, has been made available for anyone playing Dark Souls on PC. You can download the mod, for free, right now from the NexusMods website. Continue reading “Dark Souls Mod Features Sexy 2B From NieR: Automata”
In a recent interview that went down before the end of 2018, we learn that Hidetaka Miyazaki, president of From Software, confirmed there are two unannounced titles currently in the works. Sadly, no date, time, or names have been offered, but Miyazaki did hint that the two games will hold familiar From Software gameplay mechanics. Continue reading “Hidetaka Miyazaki Says There Are 2 From Software Titles In The Works”
Activision and FromSoftware’s Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice has a new Tokyo Game Show trailer out, offering players a glimpse at brief sword combat and the giant bosses that will be in the game. Sekiro will make its debut across PC, PS4, and Xbox One on March 22nd, 2019. Continue reading “Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice New Trailer Briefly Shows Off Combat And Bosses”
Gameplay footage of Activision and FromSoftware’s Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice has appeared at Gamescom 2018, letting players get a glimpse at what Hidetaka Miyazaki and the rest of the team have been up to as of late. Sekiro will make its debut across PC, PS4, and Xbox One on March 22nd, 2019. Continue reading “Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice Gameplay Shown Off At Gamescom 2018”