Despite criticism over its graphics, EA Sports FC, set to release on September 24, will showcase more features in an upcoming livestream on July 13, featuring over 19,000 licensed players and 700 teams across 30 leagues with support from 300 global partners.
In the French video game market during weeks 25 and 26 of 2023, Final Fantasy XVI captivated gamers, securing the top spot in week 25 and a strong second place in week 26, while Zelda Tears of the Kingdom and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe consistently maintained their presence in the Top 5.
Despite initial criticism, Volition is dedicated to revamping Saints Row with a series of free updates and three DLCs, including “The Heist and the Hazardous,” “Doc Ketchum’s Murder Circus,” and the upcoming “A Song of Dust and Ice,” all aimed at pleasing the original fanbase.
Get ready to meet Rashid, Street Fighter 6’s newest character, joining the fray on July 24th with his signature tornado-based moves and humorous style, now explorable in the World Tour story mode.
Despite critics’ concerns about overemphasis on stunts and outdated plot elements, Tom Cruise’s unwavering dedication to visually astounding films continues to influence the evolving entertainment landscape at 61.
Ubisoft Singapore, known for developing the long-awaited pirate game Skull & Bones, is now reportedly diverting resources towards a potential Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag remake, while adapting work practices to enhance team motivation.
CyberConnect2’s upcoming game, Naruto x Boruto Ultimate Ninja Storm Connections, is set to merge the narratives of Naruto Shippuden and introduce new characters Nanashi and Merz in a meticulously presented, emotionally engaging experience for 2023.
Get ready to dive into the thrilling world of Jujutsu Kaisen with Bandai Namco Entertainment’s new brawler, Jujutsu Kaisen Cursed Clash, now announced for multiple platforms including PC, PS5, Xbox Series, PS4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch.
Despite past triumphs with games like State of Mind and Deponia, Daedalic Entertainment has announced a shift from in-house game production to publishing after the financial setback caused by the unsuccessful Lord of the Rings: Gollum, leading to layoffs and recent acquisition by Nacon for over €50 million.
Despite a shift from conventional elements, Final Fantasy XVI captivated audiences globally with 3 million copies sold in its first three days, while in Japan, it secured 336,027 physical copies in its debut week, though this figure is notably less than past titles but more than recent successful games like Resident Evil 4 Remake and Elden Ring.