Changes have been made to crates and progression, incorporating feedback from the beta. In a nutshell, crate purchases will not grant the kind of immediate rewards many feared, with grinding and milestones capping the potential power you can unlock.
Read MorePlayStation brought over Call of Duty WWII's multiplayer at ESGS 2017 and what we thought about the game during the Private Beta remains the same.
Read MoreWe were pretty excited to get our hands on The Inpatient at ESGS 2017. As a psychological horror video game, The Inpatient is intended to leverage the immersive potential of the PSVR platform.
Read MoreA new trailer hits together with the announcement of a beta, and PlayStation 4 players get an exclusive treat in Monster Hunter World.
Read MoreBased on the hugely popular anime, Fatal Bullet focuses on the sci-fi MMO world of “Gun Gale Online” from the second season, rather than the more well recognized high fantasy setting of the first.
Read MoreNot only will it continue the story of Destiny 2, the expansion will add Mercury as a new planet to explore, new activities, and best of all more loot.
Read MoreCapcom had Monster Hunter World at ESGS 2017. We played the short but sweet demo and have a good idea on what to expect when it comes out next year.
Read MoreDay 2 of the TMG Podcast ESGS 2017 Special consists of talks about Monster Hunter World, Bayani: Kanino Ka Kakampi?, Academia: School Simulator, The Inpatient, and a lot more.
Read MoreFor day 1 of our TMG Podcast Special of ESGS 2017, we talk about Call of Duty: WWII, Sword Art Online: Fatal Bullet, Dragon Ball FighterZ, Dissidia: Final Fantasy NT, Bravo Team, and a lot more.
Read MoreMetal Gear Survive will be out on February and will be the first game released by Konami since Hideo Kojima's departure from the company in 2015.
Read More“Thank you to all the fans for helping us reach this milestone,” said producer Hiroaki Kato in the press release. “We are overwhelmed with the response from both new players and fans of the original."
Read MoreAs a PlayLink title, the game incorporates smartphones and tablets as controllers, which also serve as a second screen for the game to send you secret instructions.
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