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Guilty Gear Strive 2.00 and Season 5 Overview – Jam Returns and Wild Assault Is Gone
Arc System Works announced Guilty Gear Strive's 2.00 update and Season 5, featuring the return of fan-favorite character Jam Kuradoberi and the removal of the Wild Assault mechanic. The update also introduces Robo-Ky, a new stage, and various cosmetic items. A new Starter Edition and Battle Pass system are also being implemented, with the game available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, though the Nintendo Switch version will remain on season four.
Mortal Kombat II Review — Does it Still Kick Butt?
This review assesses Mortal Kombat II on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System, developed by Sculptured Software and published by Acclaim. While not as graphically sharp as the arcade original or Sega Genesis version, the SNES port retains all twelve characters and their signature fatalities, delivering a competent and enjoyable two-player experience. The game's legacy includes its role in the controversy surrounding video game violence and the eventual establishment of the ESRB rating system.
PlayStation Shutting Something Else Down, But It's Not a Studio This Time
Sony Interactive Entertainment is shutting down the tournament website Repeat.gg, which it acquired in July 2022. This closure follows recent studio shutdowns by the company, including Bluepoint Games, Dark Owl Games, PixelOpus, and London Studio. Repeat.gg was part of PlayStation's earlier push into the fighting game esports scene, which also included the acquisition of the Evo tournament.
Now Playing at SUPERJUMP Issue 40
This article features previews of several games currently being played by the SUPERJUMP editorial team. James Burns is enjoying Capcom's Pragmata, praising its unique combat and art design. Jahanzeb Khan is hooked on Virtua Fighter 5 R.E.VO. World Stage on Nintendo Switch, while Nathaniel Kelly is playing Final Fantasy Legend 3 for a community event. PJ Walerysiak finds Tales of Kenzera: Zau to be a moving experience inspired by grief, and Kristina M.H. is finding The Binding of Isaac addictive despite its dark themes. CJ Wilson also shares positive impressions of Pragmata and revisits Lococycle from Twisted Pixel Games.
Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls' 10-Hour Story Mode Will Feature Gameplay After All
Arc System Works has clarified that the story mode for Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls, titled Episode Mode, will indeed feature gameplay. Initial reports suggested the interactive comic book-style mode would be cutscene-only, but this has been corrected.
Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls’ Story Mode Has Battles, Says Arc System Works After Initial Confusion
Arc System Works has clarified that Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls will feature playable battles within its Episode Mode, contrary to initial reports. This mode, presented with motion comic visuals, is expected to offer nearly 10 hours of gameplay and utilizes DualSense features with voice acting in 10 languages. The game is set to launch on August 6th for PlayStation 5 and PC.
PS5 Fighter Marvel Tokon Does Actually Have Gameplay During Its 10-Hour Story
The PlayStation 5 fighting game Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls will feature a 10-hour story mode with full DualSense support. This length is significantly shorter than the cinematic narratives found in titles like Street Fighter 6 or Mortal Kombat 1, which may prove divisive among single-player focused gamers.
Yomi 2 Combines Street Fighter Style Psychology And Card Battles
Yomi 2 is a strategic card battler available on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PlayStation, and Nintendo Switch, developed by Sirlin Games. It aims to replicate the psychological mind games of fighting games like Street Fighter 6 through card-based mechanics, featuring 20 playable characters and a Career Mode. The Complete Edition includes the Renegades Expansion.
MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls story mode is a 10-hour, playable manga, so I’m officially hyped
MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls will feature a 10-hour "Episode Mode" that functions as a playable motion comic, according to ARC SYSTEM WORKS producer Takeshi Yamanaka. This narrative-driven approach aims to provide depth for casual players, utilizing manga artwork with added movement and sound. The game is set to launch on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S on August 6.
Former Tekken Director Katsuhiro Harada launches VS Studio
Legendary developer Katsuhiro Harada, formerly of Bandai Namco and known for the Tekken series, has announced the formation of a new game development team called VS Studio. The studio is financed by SNK and aims to create high-quality games, likely within the fighting game genre given Harada's and SNK's history.
Katsuhiro Harada Joins SNK to Head New VS Studio - GameHaunt
Katsuhiro Harada, the acclaimed producer behind the Tekken series, has officially joined SNK as CEO of the newly formed VS Studio SNK. This move marks the end of his 31-year tenure at Bandai Namco. The new studio, located in Tokyo, aims to develop skill-based action games with a focus on modern technology and open workflows, though Harada warns that major releases will take time.
After his shock retirement last year, legendary former Tekken boss has landed at one of Japan's biggest fighting…
Katsuhiro Harada, the former head of Bandai Namco's Tekken series, has been appointed CEO of SNK's new studio, VS Studio SNK. Harada, who spent 20 years at Bandai Namco, will lead the new venture which is actively recruiting developers. While the studio name hints at fighting games, Harada's past work also includes non-fighting titles.
Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls Has 10-Hour Campaign With No Gameplay or Fights
Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls will feature a 10-hour story mode that functions as an interactive comic book with no actual gameplay or fights. This approach, developed by Arc System Works, aims to appeal to casual players by presenting the narrative in a comic-style format, differing from traditional fighting game campaigns found in titles like Mortal Kombat and Street Fighter.
PS5 Fighter Marvel Tokon Has a 10-Hour Single Player Story, But It's a Comic with No Gameplay
Arc System Works has confirmed that the single-player story mode for the PlayStation 5 fighter Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls will be a 10-hour interactive comic book with no gameplay. Producer Takeshi Yamanaka explained the decision was inspired by Marvel's comic origins, utilizing voice acting and DualSense haptic feedback. This format, similar to Guilty Gear Strive's story mode, has generated surprise and disappointment among fans expecting traditional gameplay.
PS5 Fighter Marvel Tokon Actually Does Have Gameplay During Its 10-Hour Story
Developer Arc System Works has clarified that the upcoming PlayStation 5 fighter Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls will feature gameplay within its 10-hour story mode, contrary to earlier reports. While the narrative will be presented through comic book panels, playable battles will be incorporated to enhance interactivity. Producer Takeshi Yamanaka stated that the story mode is designed for casual enjoyment, similar to reading a comic, with interactive elements and PS5's haptic feedback.
Tekken legend Katsuhiro Harada joins SNK’s new studio
SNK has announced the formation of VS Studio SNK, a new game development studio led by veteran fighting game developer Katsuhiro Harada. Harada, who spent 31 years at Bandai Namco, will bring his extensive experience to the new studio, which aims to create games that go "Beyond tradition, crafted to perfection."
Tekken director Katsuhiro Harada is back, but this time at his own studio backed by old fighting game rival SNK
Katsuhiro Harada, former director of Tekken, has founded a new studio named VS Studio, which will be financially backed and consolidated as a subsidiary by SNK. Harada expressed his vision for the studio to pursue the ultimate in gaming experiences by combining technology, sensibility, and expertise. SNK director Yasuyuki Oda welcomed Harada, a long-time rival, and expressed excitement for their future collaboration.
Tekken director Katsuhiro Harada joins SNK to found new video game studio
Katsuhiro Harada, the former director of the Tekken series, has joined SNK to establish a new studio called VS Studio. This new venture aims to develop new fighting games, leveraging SNK's existing franchises like Fatal Fury and The King of Fighters. Harada's departure from Bandai Namco after 31 years marks a significant shift in his career.
What a Twist! Ex-Tekken Boss Harada Opens New Studio Under Fatal Fury's SNK
Katsuhiro Harada, formerly of Bandai Namco's Tekken team, has launched a new development studio named VS Studio, backed by SNK, the company known for the Fatal Fury and The King of Fighters series. While the studio's first project remains unannounced, its name and Harada's involvement suggest a focus on fighting games. SNK is investing in VS Studio with plans to make it a subsidiary.
The Best Android Multiplayer Games
This guide highlights top multiplayer games available on Android devices, catering to both competitive and cooperative play. Featured titles span various genres including battle royale, fighting, puzzle, MMORPG, and sandbox experiences, offering diverse ways for players to connect and engage.
