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September 2026 Nintendo Direct predictions
This article speculates on potential announcements for upcoming Nintendo Direct presentations, focusing on predictions for the September 2024 events. It covers potential reveals for remakes like The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, new entries in series like Metroid, and updates for existing titles such as Pikmin 4, while also discussing rumors and leaks.
Mega Man: Dual Override interview: devs comment on graphics, music, difficulty, collections, future, more
Developers for Mega Man: Dual Override discussed the game's new "Override system" and custom chips, the decision to use a subtitle instead of a number to attract new players, and the 2.5D visual style. The team also touched on the 40th anniversary of the Mega Man franchise, the composer Junko Karashima, and the potential for future collections and spin-offs.
Weekend Console Download Deals for Sept. 4: Last chance for PlayStation's Gamescom Sale
This weekend features significant sales on PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch titles, with many deals ending soon. Notable discounts include God of War Ragnarok, Red Dead Redemption 2, and various titles from Capcom and the PlayStation Gamescom Sale.
PlayStation 5 Players Can Now Try 2026 Sega RPG for Free
A free demo for the upcoming PlayStation 5 action RPG Stupid Never Dies is now available on the PlayStation Store. Developed by GPTACK50, featuring former Capcom veterans, the demo offers the first two hours of gameplay and allows players to carry over save data. The game, which features a zombie protagonist who gains powers by consuming enemies, is set to officially launch on October 21, 2026, for PlayStation 5 and PC.
Nearly a decade on, legendary director Hideki Kamiya says he's "100% serious" about reviving Xbox's canned Scalebound
Legendary director Hideki Kamiya has expressed his strong desire to revive the cancelled Xbox game Scalebound, stating he is "100% serious" about the project. While his new studio Clovers is currently focused on Okami 2, Kamiya remains optimistic about finding a way to bring Scalebound back to life in the future.
Onimusha: Way of the Sword launch trailer – Capcom revitalizes Onimusha with new action game on Nintendo Switch 2
Capcom has released a new trailer for Onimusha: Way of the Sword, coinciding with its launch on platforms including the Nintendo Switch. The game features intense swordplay action set in Edo-period Kyoto, where players battle monstrous Genma using the Oni Gauntlet. The protagonist, Miyamoto Musashi, is modeled after the late samurai movie star Toshiro Mifune.
Den otippade inspirationen bakom Onimusha: Way of the Sword
Capcom directors Satoru Nihei and Akihito Kadowaki discuss the inspirations behind Onimusha: Way of the Sword, including its combat mechanics and the influence of games like Super Mario Odyssey and Gundam Versus. They also touch upon Capcom's consistent quality and how the team adapted to working during the pandemic.
Inside Tencent's long-term strategy: live service, AI tools, and evergreen titles
Tencent's long-term strategy for its global games division centers on building sustainable communities through live service titles and evergreen IPs, alongside investing in high-quality talent and synergistic partnerships. The company is also embracing AI as a tool to enhance developer efficiency and iteration, rather than replace human roles, while navigating challenges in global integration and outsourcing.
Onimusha Shows Why Capcom Is on a Winning Streak
Capcom's success is highlighted by titles like Onimusha: Way of the Sword, Resident Evil 7, and Monster Hunter: World. These games exemplify Capcom's ability to blend their established series strengths with modern industry trends to create compelling new formulas.
Sick of grinding for upgrade materials like leather and iron in Onimusha: Way of the Sword? Good news: you can buy a lot…
This guide for Onimusha: Way of the Sword addresses the tedium of collecting upgrade materials by explaining how players can purchase them from Yorimasa's shrine using red souls. It also offers tips on how to earn more red souls, such as investing in soul reward skills and using Soul Suckers before combat, to avoid a late-game cash crunch.
Hideo Kojima intentionally designed Metal Gear Solid's box art to look confusing and grab attention, but stores…
Hideo Kojima intentionally designed the Japanese box art for Metal Gear Solid to be vertical to pique customer curiosity, though some retailers displayed it horizontally. The article also mentions other games with unique box art, like Phalanx on SNES, and notes that the US typically received different artwork than Japan and Europe.
Acclaimed Capcom PS5 Action Game Out Now on PlayStation Store
Capcom's highly anticipated PlayStation 5 action-adventure game, Onimusha: Way of the Sword, has been released on the PlayStation Store. This marks the first main entry in the Onimusha series since 2006. The game is available in multiple editions, with prices ranging from $69.99 for the base game to $89.99 for the Premium Deluxe edition, and a free demo is also available.
Onimusha: Way Of The Sword Is The Samurai Comeback We’ve Been Waiting For
Capcom has released Onimusha: Way of the Sword, marking the return of the samurai action series after a 20-year hiatus. The game is available on Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, and PC, featuring Miyamoto Musashi battling supernatural threats in Edo-period Kyoto. Combat emphasizes parries, dodges, and the signature Issen counterattacks, with players able to absorb enemy souls using the Oni Gauntlet.
How to equip charms in Onimusha Way of the Sword
This guide explains how to equip charms in Onimusha Way of the Sword. Charms can be equipped and swapped from the pause menu under the Equipment and Charms tabs, allowing players to boost stats like healing effectiveness and attack power. Players can equip one charm initially, with the ability to unlock a second slot through game progression.
Onimusha: Way of the Sword is Out Now
Capcom has released Onimusha: Way of the Sword, accompanied by a new trailer showcasing protagonist Miyamoto Musashi and the game's blend of samurai action and demonic combat. The title is available on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and Nintendo Switch, featuring refined hack-and-slash gameplay and Oni Armaments.
Square Enix Confirms Tokyo Game Show 2026 Lineup Includes Final Fantasy 7 Revelation
Square Enix has revealed its lineup for Tokyo Game Show 2026, featuring playable demos for Final Fantasy 7 Revelation and other titles. The event will also showcase Dragon Quest VII Reimagined and Dragon Quest XI S: Echoes of an Elusive Age – Definitive Edition on Nintendo Switch 2. Other companies like Bandai Namco and Capcom have also announced their TGS 2026 plans, with the event set to be the largest iteration yet.
While us lot in the West might like Dragon's Dogma 2's friction, Japan doesn't quite agree, and its producers say balancing that has been a real challenge
Dragon's Dogma 2 producers Yoshiaki Hirabayashi and Naoto Oyama discuss the challenge of balancing player feedback between Japan and the West, particularly regarding the game's 'friction'. While Western players often appreciate inconveniences that create emergent narratives and a sense of accomplishment, Japanese players tend to prefer a smoother journey. The developers aim to create a game that satisfies audiences globally, clarifying that intentional friction is not the core identity but rather a strong sense of accomplishment.
Onimusha: Way of the Sword launch times and release date
Onimusha: Way of the Sword will launch globally on PC at 12 am EDT / 5 am BST on Friday, September 4. Unlike console releases which are localized by timezone, the PC version will have a simultaneous worldwide release. Preloading is available on Steam but not on the Epic Games Store.
Onimusha: Way of the Sword is best when it's silly, and despite some gloomy open world slogging, sometimes even remembers it
Onimusha: Way of the Sword is an action-adventure game that shines when it embraces its sillier, comedic elements, particularly in its opening sequence. While the core combat mechanics are praised for their smoothness and reactivity, the game occasionally falters by not consistently leaning into its humorous potential, sometimes getting bogged down in gloomy open-world slogs and less memorable sword duels.
EDGE #428 review scores – Onimusha: Way of the Sword and more
EDGE Magazine's latest review scores for issue #428 include "Onimusha: Way of the Sword" receiving a 7/10. The review notes that while the game is enjoyable, it feels padded, with a tighter 15-hour experience hidden within its 25-hour runtime. Other reviewed titles range from "A Plague Tale: Requiem" at 8/10 to "Mistfall Hunter" at 4/10.
