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The smooth and error-free run of Resident Evil Requiem on the Switch 2, typically not known for high-performance gaming, showcases Capcom’s RE Engine’s adaptability to various systems, hinting at the potential for other big games to perform well on this platform as well.
Japanese video game studios are increasingly leveraging AI for various tasks, with renowned companies like Capcom, Konami, Square Enix, and Sega embracing its potential, while Nintendo adopts a more measured approach.
Despite the complexities in locating and analyzing decades-old code from various studios, Bandai Namco is prioritizing quick completion on multiple projects to recover lost games for the Tales of franchise’s 30th anniversary celebration, ensuring fans can relive classic series games.
Get ready to embark on a thrilling journey into feudal Japan as Capcom’s Onimusha: Way of the Sword, featuring iconic characters like Miyamoto Musashi and a diverse cast, is set for release in 2026.
Despite the cancellation of Bully 2, the gaming community remains hopeful for future developments in the series, particularly with Dan Houser’s new venture, Absurd Ventures, promising intriguing projects ahead.
At the Brazil Game Show 2025, experience the exclusive global debut of MU Online’s Web3 version, accompanied by notable guests like Hideo Kojima and Shotiwan Wattanalarp!
Join us as we celebrate Kojima Productions’ 10th anniversary with Beyond the Strand, where you can catch glimpses of upcoming projects like Death Stranding 2: On The Beach for PlayStation 5 in June 2025, OD with Xbox Game Studios, a Death Stranding movie by A24, and Physint – an action-espionage IP. Stay tuned!
Fans of Metal Gear Solid, get ready for the return of classic games, potential inclusion of MGS4, updated Delta, new multiplayer mode, and even hints of a possible original MGS remake!
Gaming industry leaders from Gamescom Latin America recently visited Kojima Productions in Japan to learn about their innovative projects, including Death Stranding and its upcoming sequel, as well as collaborations with Xbox Game Studios and A24.
Exciting times for Xbox fans! Microsoft’s Tokyo Game Show lineup delivers a diverse mix of new games, many with a Japanese twist, catering to a wide range of tastes.