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Name: PlayStation - Wanderer - The Fragments of Fate - Announce Trailer | PS VR2 Games Category: Gaming Industry Videos Date Added: 06/15/2023 Submitter: Commander Fury Wanderer - The Fragments of Fate - Announce Trailer | PS VR2 Games PlayStation - Wanderer - The Fragments of Fate - Announce Trailer | PS VR2 Games
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Name: PlayStation - Pixel Ripped 1995 - Announcement Trailer | PS VR2 & PSVR Games Category: Gaming Industry Videos Date Added: 06/15/2023 Submitter: Commander Fury Pixel Ripped 1995 - Announcement Trailer | PS VR2 & PSVR Games PlayStation - Pixel Ripped 1995 - Announcement Trailer | PS VR2 & PSVR Games
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Today, we’re happy to announce four new titles making their way onto PS VR2 in the near future. Below you can enjoy the reveal trailers plus additional details about new games such as Pixel Ripped 1995, Tiger Blade and 7th Guest VR, plus get the first look at the PS VR2 debut of the critically acclaimed Wanderer: The Fragments of Fate. These four join the ever growing PS VR2 lineup, which includes games like recently launched action rhythm title Beat Saber and upcoming games like mind-bending sci-fi shooter Synapse, horror-fueled Resident Evil 4 VR, and other new additions announced at last month’s PlayStation Showcase. Unsure what to play next? Remember there are many demos and trials of games on PlayStation Store, including Horizon Call of The Mountain, Resident Evil Village, Star Wars: Tales from the Galaxy’s Edge and more*. Without further ado, let’s introduce the new games and let their creators share more details: Play Video Tiger Blade Tiger Blade brings all the stylish, adrenaline-soaked combat of the very best of Korean neo-noir action cinema to PS VR2. Slash and blast your way through ranks of hoodlums in a high stakes chase through the atmospheric and meticulously recreated marketplaces, docks, alleys, and streets of Sewoon. Set in an alternate Korea, you take the role of the deadliest assassin working for the Horangi chapter of the Tiger Clans. Ordered to steal a mysterious package from a rival chapter, you are shocked to find the object of the heist is, in fact, a tiger cub – thought extinct for a hundred years, the mythical creature is now desired by every gang in the city. Tiger Blade is designed to be highly replayable, with a scoring and ranking system, online leaderboards, and speedrunning, and secondary objectives. The heart-pounding, non-stop action is further intensified thanks to haptic feedback, adaptive triggers, and headset rumble. To complete the Korean influence that runs through Tiger Blade, the action will be played to the beat of original Korean Hip-Hop. If you enjoyed the music for the trailer – ‘Seat Belt’ by SINCE – then you’re going to love what’s in store! – Yann Suquet Co-founder & CEO, Ikimasho Play Video Wanderer: The Fragments of Fate Discover rich worlds, encounter heart-pounding action and solve mind-bending puzzles as you rewrite the past to reshape the future, finding yourself thrust headfirst into thrilling stories from history in an epic time travel adventure like no other. Wanderer: The Fragments of Fate, is a remake of the award winning, critically acclaimed Wanderer, completely reimagined for the next generation of VR. A multitude of exciting new features and gameplay await keen adventurers. Filled with breathtaking new visuals, you can now swim, jump, crouch, climb, zipline and swing your way through time, in true adventure fashion. By harnessing cutting edge PS VR2 haptic technology, you can also indulge in an unparalleled level of immersion with proximity and context-sensitive haptics, finely tuned to enhance your experience to the fullest extent possible. Wanderer: The Fragments of Fate launches on PS VR2 in the near future and we’ll have more to share very soon. – Samantha Ramlu, Executive Producer, Mighty Eyes Play Video Pixel Ripped 1995 Experience the nostalgia of the golden era of gaming like never before with Pixel Ripped 1995! This wacky adventure is a game within a game, as our virtual hero Dot sets out to restore balance across various dimensions. The solution? Recruiting the best gamer of 1995, an 11-year-old kid named David. Your quest will see you explore a range of games, each designed as a loving homage to 16-bit and 32-bit classics, all within an immersive virtual reality world. And the game has been enhanced and improved for its PS VR2 debut. Leaving the constraints of 60fps behind to let you enjoy 120fps power, while you’ll feel more immersed thanks to the PS VR2 Sense controller adaptive triggers and PS VR2 headset feedback. The game will release on PS VR2 in the near future. – Ana Ribeiro, Creator & Creative Director, Pixel Ripped Play Video The 7th Guest VR We are thrilled to announce that iconic 90s supernatural mystery, The 7th Guest, is being brought back to life with cutting-edge PS VR2 technology. The 7th Guest VR is a remake of the original game and its story with brand new puzzles, new spaces to explore and with a new technical benchmark of its own: 3D live-action graphics by way of ghostly volumetric video capture. We filmed our actors performing in a circular setup, surrounded by cameras to capture their every movement from every direction. These characters are then viewable from multiple perspectives as you play. Volumetric video capture plus exquisite performances help tell a visceral & haunting story. PS VR2 only enhances this experience. Eye-tracking allows you to delve into the intricate details of puzzles by focusing your eyes on specific pieces and areas within the rooms while the PS VR2 Sense controller’s adaptive triggers make every item feel tangible; PS VR2 headset feedback will convey the eerie presence of the characters as their stories unfold before your eyes. Plus, enhanced dynamic lighting and higher resolution volumetric video immerse you deeper into the chilling atmosphere. The 7th Guest VR is coming to PS VR2 later this year and is perfect for fans of mystery-puzzle games and those seeking a new and haunting VR experience. – Rachael Edwards, Global Product Marketing Manager, Vertigo Games *Content may vary by region. View the full article
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Name: PlayStation - Arashi: Castles of Sin - Final Cut - Cinematic Announcement Trailer | PS VR2 Games Category: Gaming Industry Videos Date Added: 06/14/2023 Submitter: Commander Fury Arashi: Castles of Sin - Final Cut - Cinematic Announcement Trailer | PS VR2 Games PlayStation - Arashi: Castles of Sin - Final Cut - Cinematic Announcement Trailer | PS VR2 Games
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Name: XBox - Season 04 BlackCell Battle Pass Upgrade | Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II & Warzone Category: Gaming Industry Videos Date Added: 06/14/2023 Submitter: Commander Fury Season 04 BlackCell Battle Pass Upgrade | Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II & Warzone XBox - Season 04 BlackCell Battle Pass Upgrade | Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II & Warzone
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Name: PlayStation - Need for Speed Unbound - Vol. 3 Content Update Trailer | PS5 Games Category: Gaming Industry Videos Date Added: 06/14/2023 Submitter: Commander Fury Need for Speed Unbound - Vol. 3 Content Update Trailer | PS5 Games PlayStation - Need for Speed Unbound - Vol. 3 Content Update Trailer | PS5 Games
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Rogue Legacy 2 is landing on both the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 on June 20. What’s more, it will be launching straight into the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog, so Extra and Premium members can download it straightaway and jump in! We’re going all-out by releasing RL2 with full cross-buy support for the PS4 to PS5. The game also includes the latest free content updates, the Fabled Heroes and the Swan Song, which are packed with additional challenges and exciting new game modes. The original Rogue Legacy was released nearly a decade ago, and it’s incredible to think back on how it helped popularize roguelites on PlayStation. The community’s support for our little indie dream was nothing short of impossible. We were expecting a few hundred thousand players at best, but somehow ended up with more that 3.5 million across all PlayStation platforms. To say we were overwhelmed is an understatement. With the upcoming aunch of Rogue Legacy 2 we’re excited to see if history will repeat itself. And to celebrate, Cellar Door Games is taking a look at some of our favourite roguelikes/lites (that aren’t Rogue Legacy) on PlayStation, and I’m giving some personal insight on what made them so great. Play Video Slay the Spire What it is: A deckbuilding roguelike where you slowly build your own deck as you ascend a tower. What We Liked: One of the first deckbuilding roguelikes that truly capitalized on the “one more run” addiction. You can tell that the developers had a deep understanding of deck-building mechanics because of how well the cards synergize with one another. The balance and tempo throughout every run is also impeccable, both on the micro (enemy encounter length) and macro scale (time it takes to curate your final deck). Aside from being incredibly solid and consistently fun, the map progression system is one of those things that had a real impact on the roguelike genre as a whole. Since the release of Slay the Spire, the ‘tower path’ progress format has been copied endlessly, because it’s just ridiculously elegant and simple. Play Video Crypt of the Necrodancer What it is: A dungeon-crawling roguelite where you move to the beat. What We Liked: This is just an all-around fantastic rhythm-based roguelite. It’s fun, it’s crazy unique, and it’s incredibly catchy. But one of the coolest things it does is completely invisible to the player. If you slowly drift off-beat, the game will subtly change the tempo of the music in order to get you back on track. That level of player consideration isn’t seen in enough games these days. It’s really easy to tell a game what you want it to do. If I press jump, I expect my character to jump. But what is ‘correct’ might not always be ‘fun’, because in reality nobody can play a game perfectly. Sometimes you might press the jump button a frame too late, and to compensate you need an input grace period when falling off a ledge, ubiquitously known as coyote time. Making a game feel good requires recognizing and accommodating player intent. Crypt of the Necrodancer understood this and implemented very creative ways to make it as enjoyable as possible. Play Video Gunfire Reborn What it is: A one-to-two-player looter shooter roguelite. What We Liked: I’m a sucker for mobility shooters, and Gunfire Reborn is absolutely fantastic in this regard. I tend to avoid random number generation (RNG) heavy roguelites/likes where luck can sometimes play a bigger role than skill, but the balance of both in this game is pure joy, and the co-op is hard to beat. I also loved their take on class diversity and character build design. They streamline each class into only three-to-four specific builds but are unapologetically blunt about it. Play Video Hades What it is: You know what it is. What We Liked: There’s so much to love about this game that it’s hard to choose only a few things, but what really stuck out to me was the narrative design. One of the major drawbacks to the “play it over and over” game loop of roguelikes/lites is how the story gets told. Since progress in these games isn’t always guaranteed, neither is progress in the narrative, which oftentimes makes it feel disjointed and repetitive. Hades somehow took the seemingly monotonous nature of repeated playthroughs and used it to its advantage. I won’t spoil anything, but because of that, there’s no story told quite like Hades. And so many more There are so many great roguelikes/lites out there that I could go on forever. We like to think the original Rogue Legacy played a tiny role in paving this path, one that even its sequel is now traversing. If you cherish creativity, then there are few genres that offer more variety than this one, and we’re excited to see how Rogue Legacy 2 pushes the boundaries even further. We hope Rogue Legacy 2 ends up on some of your favourites lists as well when it launches on PlayStation June 20. View the full article
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A year has flown by so quickly since we rolled out our new PlayStation Plus tiered plans, ushering in new benefits to the service such as our Game Catalog and Classics Catalog, along with Game Trials for blockbuster titles. Whether you subscribe to PlayStation Plus Essential, Extra or Premium/Deluxe, it’s been great to see the positive feedback we’ve gotten from players around the world for the quality titles that we offer monthly. Today, we’re celebrating this wonderful milestone with 10 days of activities for the PlayStation community. It’s also our way of saying thanks to players everywhere for supporting us in this new era for PlayStation Plus. First off, we have very exciting news for PlayStation Plus Premium members. We’re currently testing cloud streaming for supported PS5 games – this includes PS5 titles from the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog and Game Trials, as well as supported digital PS5 titles that players own. When this feature launches, cloud game streaming for supported PS5 titles will be available for use directly on your PS5 console. That means as a Premium member, it’ll be easier to jump into your favorite games without downloading them first onto your PS5 console. Our goal is to add this as an additional benefit to PlayStation Plus Premium as part of our ongoing efforts to enhance the value of PlayStation Plus. We think it’s important for Premium members to be able to enjoy as many games as possible via cloud streaming. As more games continue to launch on the PS5 console, we look forward to adding cloud streaming capability for PS5 titles in addition to the PS3, PS4 and classic titles that are already available for Premium members to stream. We’re in the early stages right now, and we can’t wait to share more details when we’re ready, including a launch time frame. Stay tuned! Now, here are some of the games joining the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog next week: ● Far Cry 6 (PS4/PS5) ● Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge (PS4/PS5) ● Rogue Legacy 2 (PS4/PS5) ● Inscryption (PS4/PS5) ● Soulstice (PS5) ● Tacoma (PS4) ● Deus Ex: Mankind Divided (PS4) ● Killing Floor 2 (PS4) Game Trial for WWE2K23 (PS4), will also be available on June 20. View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image From June 20 through June 30, we’ll have a number of activities for both PlayStation Plus members and non-members to participate in. Free Avatars and Wallpaper Illustration for PlayStation Plus members (for PlayStation Plus members) To mark this occasion, all members will receive a voucher code to redeem custom avatars that commemorate some of the popular titles offered through PlayStation Plus. Be on the lookout for an email, or check the PlayStation Plus website for a voucher code that can be redeemed from June 20 to June 30. A free PlayStation Plus wallpaper illustration for desktop and mobile will also be available; check this website between June 20 to June 30 to download the wallpaper. PlayStation Stars campaigns As part of our celebration, we’re taking inspiration from the memorable 2022 PlayStation Plus Mr. Malcolm spot, which debuted alongside our new plan offerings. Three exclusive digital collectible rings will be available through the following campaigns, which will run from June 20 through June 30. ● PlayStation Plus Celebration: Game Catalog (for PlayStation Plus Extra, Premium and Deluxe members) Pay homage to PlayStation Plus Game Catalog by playing any one of these recent Game Catalog additions to get the Game Catalog digital collectible: Final Fantasy VII Remake, Demon’s Souls, Yakuza Kiwami, Uncharted Legacy of Thieves Collection, or Assassin’s Creed The Ezio Collection. ● PlayStation Plus Celebration: Classic Catalog (for PlayStation Plus Premium and Deluxe members) Step back in time and celebrate a year of the PlayStation Plus Classic Catalog with the Classics Catalog digital collectible. To unlock this special digital collectible, you’ll need to launch the four games that match the hints provided once the campaign begins. ● PlayStation Plus Celebration: Game Trials (for PlayStation Plus Premium and Deluxe members) It’s been an incredible first year of the AAA PlayStation Plus Game Trial. Play any one of these featured PlayStation Plus Game Trials to get the Game Catalog digital collectible: God of War Ragnarök, MLB The Show 23 (PS4), The Last of Us Part I, Dying Light 2, or Stay Human (PS4 & PS5). Enter to win a PS5 and PS VR2 (no PlayStation Plus membership required) Join the PlayStation Plus celebration for an opportunity to win a PS5 console and the groundbreaking PS VR2 headset with the PS VR2 Sense controller. To participate, head over to the PlayStation Plus website and answer five questions about the service. This campaign runs from June 20-June 30. Be sure to check out the PlayStation Plus webpage for more details! Participating locations: ● Starting June 20 at 2:01AM PDT – June 30 at 3:59PM local time Argentina, Brazil, Bolivia, Canada, Chile, Costa Rica, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Hondouras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, United States ● Starting June 20 at 10:01AM GMT – June 30 at 3:59PM local time Australia, Austria, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom ● Starting June 20 at 10:01AM KST– June 30 at 3:59PM local time Malaysia, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan Online Multiplayer Weekend (no PlayStation Plus membership required) Get ready for another online multiplayer weekend starting June 24 at 12:01am through June 25 at 11:59pm local time and play against, or alongside, other players online. Online multiplayer is available without a PlayStation Plus membership during this time. PlayStation Plus Speedrun Challenge – Sackboy a Big Adventure on PS5 (for players with or without a PlayStation Plus membership) Sackboy is back to celebrate PlayStation Plus with another round of Speedrun challenges. Join us starting on June 24 at 12:01am through June 25 at 11:59pm local time, and enter for a chance to win a 3-month PlayStation Plus Premium or Deluxe membership. Sackboy a Big Adventure is currently part of the Game Catalog for PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium members, and non-members can also join the challenge if they own the title. To participate, simply select the challenge card from the Sackboy Game Hub on your PS5. You can also locate the challenge in-game within the Knitted Knight Trials via the Pause Menu or World Map. You can find out more details on our website. Thanks again to our PlayStation community for embracing PlayStation Plus and joining us on this journey. It’s been a wonderful year so far, and we look forward to more great adventures to come. See https://www.playstation.com/Plus for details and updates on PS Plus offerings. PlayStation Plus is an ongoing subscription subject to a recurring subscription fee taken automatically (at the then-current PS Store price) at the frequency you choose at purchase until cancellation. Terms apply: play.st/psplus usageterms. View the full article
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Name: PlayStation - Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes - Definitive Edition - Release Date/Gameplay Trailer | PS4 Games Category: Gaming Industry Videos Date Added: 06/14/2023 Submitter: Commander Fury Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes - Definitive Edition - Release Date/Gameplay Trailer | PS4 Games PlayStation - Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes - Definitive Edition - Release Date/Gameplay Trailer | PS4 Games