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he said my name :0

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tsctir vr dungeon spoilers but it always has me creasing how absolutely comedic of a duo jinjae is and shj doesn’t even need to be physically be there

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Woohoo priDE MONth!!!!!! Had to scribble my fave rabbits!!!!

my glitchtrap redesign isn't finished yet but he's wrinkly because off this aus lore and because he's a rotten banana!!!

Didnt get to add all the flags but oh well 😭😭😭

Wanted to lineart this but didn't have time because uni is getting closer and I need my hands ready for note taking!!! Talk abt homophobic smh!!!!

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Amanda!!! The adventurer!!!!

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The Big E3 Nintendo Direct: Predictions & Hopes

Why am I posting this?  The Direct is in less than ten hours.  Anyone who reads it will probably read it after the Direct is over. Do I post things so that people will read them, or do it do it for my own amusement? 

Prediction #1 - A New DLC Smash Bros Character.  My picks:

Spyro the Dragon

Dixie Kong and/or Cranky Kong

Birdo/Birdette

Shadow the Hedgehog

Why does nobody ever ask for Eggman in Smash? 

Okay, I'll bite: I want Waluigi in Smash.  I wasn't for this until Kate McKinnon played him in SNL. Also, I want that stunning pose with the rose in his mouth for one of his taunts.

Some arcade character that is relevant in gaming history but obscure to most people now.

Prediction #2: News From the Pokemon Empire Company!

Maybe some footage of everyone's favorite two-headed remake: ShiningDiamond/BrilliantPearl and Legends: Arceus!

Also whatever new app or app updates they cook up.  Maybe an update on that nonsense Pokeball Plus Plus for Pokemon Sleep. Man the Pokemon Company has gotten obnoxious.

I bet Zarude is not the last mythical we get this generation.  

Hope: They announce that ShiningDiamond/BrilliantPearl will complete the National Dex this generation, and this November we will be able to transfer any Pokemon we want into Galar.

More Likely: They clarify that ShiningDiamond/BrilliantPearl will not be directly compatible with Sword and Shield, and we have to use Pokemon HOME to move Pokemon.

I'm writing the names of the DP remakes wrong on purpose.  Did you even notice?

Prediction #3 - Sequels and Ports!  Okay, this is more a bunch of predictions, but the formatting looks nice like this.

Update on Breath of the Wild 2 development; possibly a title, maayybe a release date.

A new Yoshi game.  I mean…it's been a decent amount of time.  They've got the formula down for these kitschy Yoshi sidescrollers pretty well, shown by how fast Crafted World came out after Wooly World.

For that mind, release Wooly World for Switch.  I will buy it a third time.  I want the good Yoshi games all on one system.  Even if Yoshi's Island 2 probably won't come to Switch.

More Captain Toad?  I would not mind that.  Make the whole thing playable in VR instead of just four levels.

Whaaat's Retro working on?  Can we have more Donkey Kong?

Super Mario Galaxy 2.  And at a discount.  C'mon Nintendo, you know what you did.

Oddly enough, I'm not thinking of Super Mario Odyssey content.  I mean, I want it, but I'm not really hyped for it right now. Weird, right?  

Unlikely Personal Hope:

An updated VR headset apart from Labo.  Nintendo was randomly experimenting with VR for a while there, with Breath of the Wild, Odyssey, Smash Bros, and Captain Toad VR DLC. When will this come back around?

Then, Minecraft should be one of the first games playable on it.  C'mon, bring VR Minecraft to Nintendo!  It's just uncertain whether or not the resolution would support the small text.

There.  If I write enough hopes and predictions, maybe some are more likely to come true!  Right?

[sapphicseer]

After watching the Car boys Finale, I realized that Car boys has Some of the essential elements to officially be an epic

The Heros are of unbelievable stature, possessing divine powers and doing things no mortal could ever do. Manipulating objects with a mouse, spawning objects, travelling between worlds with little consequence, etc

The setting is incredibly vast, spanning worlds and societies, and later on even time. From Gridmap to Yoshi’s Wooly World to VR City, there is a lore of interesting worlds that they travel too

Sustained dramatic style, with each section of the story divided into episodes and the main characters speaking a distinct way. 

They visit the land of the dead, here as the Sun Chips Place (End of Ep 35)

It involves supernatural forces, such as Blob, stepping into the role of an anti-diety, the Bustos, who are definitely supernatural, and the time vortex at the end of the new episode

There is a pretty solid argument for it being an Epic here, there are really only two things missing from classic criteria.

There is no invocation to a Muse. You could argue that Hatsune Miku or the fact that Nick is Porter Robinson’s brother counts, but that is a bridge I am not prepared to cross.

There is no narrator, let alone an omnipotent one. Yes, you could count Busto 1.0 as the main character and Griffin and Nick as the Narrators, but that disqualifies their roles as significant characters later on.

[theclarkystuff-blog]

E3 opinions ( Nintendo)

Not the last show of E3 but possibly the last big one of the event, Nintendo strut into E3 with their usual pre recorded segment although I have seen people either dead excited for what a future Switch line up or seem to have no faith in Nintendo at all with only a half hour slot, so let’s review and see how it fares.

Opening the show is what appears to new a new advertising campaign maybe for the Switch but indie sensation Rocket League appears to take the opening slot and even showing off Fifa, neither games necessarily interest me but it seems to show a change in Nintendo, where they would usually promote one of their own works first usually it is nice to see them throw a bone to third parties. While Nintendo may not be able to boast having the kinds of support Sony and Microsoft receive at least Nintendo looks like they are trying to garner support now. 

Xenoblade 2 gets a re-introduction with a new trailer in English which showcased some story elements including game-play which shows that it will play similar to the last two entries in the series and also include some incredible looking worlds to explore once again, although it looks like someone turned up the anime inspiration to the max, mind you. The biggest surprise for me being that Nintendo are still aiming to release this Fall, despite earlier rumors stating that it had slipped into early 2018 so that is cool. 

Kirby comes crashing back with his Switch debut looking like follow up on his 2D adventures in the style of the ever classic Kirby’s Dreamland. While I don’t expect this to be a blockbuster seller, Kirby plat-formers are usually a solid experience and with Switch’s multiplayer possibilities which could allow you to play co-op on a single Switch or maybe even over multiple Switch’s via wireless

Yoshi also makes a Switch debut in a new game which appears to be continuing with the Wooly World theme with worlds that appear to be made of cardboard and moving away from the 2D plat-former mold by allowing Yoshi to move in the back and foreground. One of the biggest surprises about this game is that it will be built on the Unreal engine as confirmed by Epic Games spokesperson, Dana Cowley.

Fire Emblem Warriors while looking nice i felt a little disappointed in as the trailer appeared to mostly show cut-scenes over game-play as I would have liked to have seen how the game preformed in action , with the Switch specs in mind and being able to handle hundreds of enemies and big maps and also wondering how the N3DS port will handle, I expect similar results as seen in Hyrule Warriors on Wii U and N3DS respectively but with the game aiming to release this year I get the feeling we may see a dedicated Direct for this later in the year. 

Breath Of The Wild’s DLC was revealed showing some visual for the previously talked about and upcoming content, the first of which is dubbed The Master Trials will add a hard mode and new quest which will enable players to power up the Master Sword to deal out double damage, this DLC will also include some new costumes based on previous entries into the The Legend Of Zelda series such as Tingle’s costume and the infamous Majora’s Mask. This first expansion reminds me a little bit of Dark Souls in some respects but I guess we will get to find out in a matter of weeks The second DLC being dubbed The Champions’ Ballad focuses on the Champions in BOTW which makes me wonder if they have unfinished business after the game concluded or if this is set 1000 years before Calamity Ganon’s appearance or something? 

The big close out of the show was given to Super Mario Odyssey, opening with perhaps the oddest trailer involving a dinosaur but in this short trailer we get to see many of the game-play elements which displayed massive worlds to explore, going into walls playing as an 8 bit Mario in a similar style to The Legend of Zelda : A Link Between Worlds and what appears to be Mario’s gimmick in this game, being able to take control of enemies and NPC like citizens found in New Donk City or a tyrannosaurus-rex by throwing Mario’s hat at them. This game sent me over the top and into hype mode, this game looks fantastic, looks to be amazing fun, looks like it runs at a solid 60fps and oozes a confidence that it isn’t afraid to embrace with its big band styled title song delivered with some beautiful vocals. Super Mario Odyssey looks like it will be the successor that Super Mario Galaxy 2 deserved, having everything you could hope for packed into a Mario game alongside a October release, coming sooner than I expected, this may well be my game of E3.

The other big talking points and announcements I feel I have to address for most part seem to come about after the presentation into the Tree-house broadcasts so let’s address them, Nintendo listened to the uproar over Metroid in recent years and not only talked about giving us one new Metroid game, but 2 of them. Nintendo confirmed that Metroid Prime 4 is in development but having nothing to show for it, not even any concept art or a teaser trailer. While this is a little disappointing I am sure the announcement of the game will bring many tears of joy to fans of Retro Studios trilogy it appears that Retro Studios themselves will not be returning to the series, that ponders the question of who is making it? and what the hell has Retro been working on then for the past 3 years? The other reveal being Metroid : Samus Returns for 3DS, a modern remake of the Game Boy sequel to Metroid being made by Mercury Studios, famous for Castlevania : Lord of Shadow. This reveal looked cool in concept although I felt like it was missing polish despite its launching within months, hopefully the next time we see this game it will be looking better.

Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle which had its official unveiling at Ubisoft’s event on Monday already looks like one of the strangest concepts with these 2 big franchises coming together for a game which plays like X-Com. The game looks like it could be some massive fun although I may hold out until I see some reviews to help decide if and when i will buy into this.

Mario and Luigi - Super Star Saga DX was another remade gem for the 3DS which looks to be running on the modern M&L engine as seen in Dream Team and Paper Jam, this remake will include a new mode based around a trio of Bowsers Minions which I guess will add a humorous alternative view of the story that many maybe familiar with. Being a big fan of the original Game Boy Advance version I look forward to trying this remake out soon.

I guess I should address Skyrim coming to Switch as well despite it only having a small segment in the presentation but it is cool to see Nintendo willing to allow Bethesda to include BOTW costumes, shields and armors. Despite Skyrim feeling like it is getting ported to anything and everything, including a VR version, the idea of being able to play a grand expansive adventure like Skyrim in a portable form without hopefully getting an entry as bad in performance as the infamous PS3 port, the motion controls looks like they could add some fun interesting ways to play this game but I imagine many will probably default to the regular controls.

I was overall impressed with Nintendo’s presentation despite the short presentation, although they did not waste much time promoting games releasing within the next few months like Arms or Splatoon 2 but they are being given special competition events at E3 to act as promotion there, it is nice to see we wasn’t bogged down with more info about it at the presentation. While I am confident Yoshi and Kirby will be good games they hardly seemed like big announcements I was expecting for the Switch at its first E3 but with Metroid Pime 4 and a new RPG Pokemon being confirmed in development I would only wish Nintendo had more to show really, many have been hoping for ports of Mario Maker, Super Smash Bros 4 or Bayonetta 2 to Switch or even talk of the Virtual Console service coming to Switch but it feels like we are getting small servings for this year. While Nintendo has it’s Directs to spread awareness of upcoming titles which they can use any time of the year I can see why Nintendo maybe holding back some announcements for a later date, similar to how I feel Sony may have been holding back on announcing new stuff for its PSX expo later this year but overall I was happy with what I saw Nintendo seem to employ an unusual method of unveiling games as a few were presented through the Tree-house segments instead of the presentation which strikes me as weird as some of these would have been more than welcome during this brief conference.

This years E3 I felt was only mediocre for most part this year, while we got some interesting updates to games announced in previous years I felt like there was a lack of anything really new or fresh at least for most part throughout the whole show. I feel Microsoft while having an impressive new console had a serious lack of impressive software to make it stand out like BOTW did for Switch or Uncharted 4 did for the PS4, Forza 7 could well be that game for all I know, but I get the feeling it won’t be. Sony and Nintendo had good presentations but neither really felt like they ignited a fuse, while not every E3 can be an amazing one, this one certainly wasn’t a bad one, until next year I guess, have fun.

[ethanalter]

Oscars 2017: A Guide to the Three Short-Film Categories — The Nominees and Our Picks to Win

‘Piper’ carries the Pixar banner into the Best Animated Short Oscar competition (Photo: AMPAS)

With 14 Oscar nominations, La La Land is poised to dominate Hollywood’s big night on Feb. 26. But there are at least three categories where director Damien Chazelle and Co. will not win. The Best Animated Short, Best Live Action Short, and Best Documentary Short categories are La La Land-free, and very competitive. Thanks to ShortsHD, which is making all 15 nominated short films available in separate programs in theaters and on demand, it’s easy to find favorites to root for. The theatrical roll-out began on Feb. 8 and will continue to expand in the run-up to the Oscars. (Visit the official site for showtimes near you.) The programs’ VOD run will begin on Feb. 21 via Amazon, iTunes, and Vimeo. (Select shorts can also be streamed on other online platforms.) Before you dive in, consult our guide below to the films in each of the three shorts categories, including our picks for the likely winners.

BEST ANIMATED SHORT

Blind Vaysha Directed By: Theodore Ushev

What It’s About: Adapted from a highly metaphorical short story by Bulgarian author Georgi Gospodinov, Ushev’s short depicts a girl with one eye that sees only the future, and one eye that forever gazes into the past.

Our Take: Blind Vaysha is more interested in the metaphorical implications of the heroine’s atypical plight rather than telling a story, so don’t expect a conventional resolution. Fortunately, there’s much to admire in the film’s painterly visual style, which resembles a volume of Eastern European folklore as illustrated by Van Gogh. Caroline Dhavernas’ narration gets heavy-handed at times, but just try not to be touched by a character whose split vision means she can never live in the now.

Borrowed Time Directed By: Andrew Coats and Lou Hamou-Lhadj

What It’s About: Regrets, the wizened sheriff of Borrowed Time has a few. Returning to the scene of his greatest failure, the Old West lawman is immediately overcome by tragic memories.

Our Take: The characters look like they stepped out of a Pixar cartoon — no surprise, given that the directors are Pixar employees — but the storyline definitely verges on PG-13 territory. And while that contrast between style and substance initially enlivens the film, Borrowed Time builds to a climax that’s at once both too predictable to surprise and too abrupt to resonate. Maybe the filmmakers should have borrowed a few extra minutes to give the story more emotional oomph.

Pear Cider and Cigarettes Directed By: Robert Valley and Cara Speller.

What It’s About: Canadian illustrator Robert Valley — who previously worked as an animator on TV shows like Aeon Flux and Tron: Uprising — pays tribute to a childhood friend by using his wild and wooly life story as the basis for a graphic novel on film.

Our Take: Pear Cider packs more into 35 minutes than some features do in two-plus hours as our anti-hero, Techno Stypes, endures two serious traffic accidents, addictions, and a vaguely illegal liver transplant in China. It plays like fiction, although Valley has said he’s tried to stay true to the facts…apart from the super-cool pseudonym invented for his pal. Animated in Photoshop, it’s a labor of love that at times threatens to overstay its welcome, but vibrates with the energy of its elusive main character. (Pear Cider and Cigarettes can be rented or purchased on Vimeo)

Pearl Directed By: Patrick Osborne

What It’s About: A musically inclined father and daughter respectively come of age behind the wheel of their trusty car.

Our Take: Osborne, an Oscar winner three years ago for the Disney short Feast, developed Pearl for Google’s VR-focused Spotlight Stories series. In that form, viewers can “direct” their own experience, toggling the virtual camera around a 360-degree view of the car’s interior. (Watch the Spotlight Series version of Pearl above.) The standard version maintains a fixed angle that mainly centers on the characters as they experience life’s setbacks and successes on the road to growing older and maybe wiser. It’s a lovely little story that’ll drive parents to wrap their kids in a big hug.

Piper Directed By: Alan Barillaro and Marc Sondheimer

What It’s About: With apologies to Ernest Hemingway, this is basically The Young Sandpiper and the Sea, as baby Piper decides what’s scarier: the ocean’s lapping waves or his own gnawing hunger.

Our Take: Pixar used Piper as the appetizer to last summer’s blockbuster sequel Finding Dory, and the short’s photorealistic animation arguably outshone its feature-length companion. It’s not one of the studio’s strongest stories — La Luna and Presto are more engaging — but it’s remarkable to see just how lifelike computer animation is getting.

WHICH ANIMATED SHORT SHOULD WIN Purely based on visuals, Blind Vaysha is the hands-down standout. But Pearl is the kind of irresistible short-form storytelling that’s engineered to win hearts and Oscars.

WHICH ANIMATED SHORT WILL WIN While it’s generally assumed Pixar and Disney-affiliated shorts are shoo-ins in this category, history has been kind to indie competitors. Look for Osborne to win his second Oscar for Google-backed Pearl. And yes, this is a rare instance where “Google” fits in the same sentence as “indie.”

The Netflix documentary ‘Extremis’ (Photo: AMPAS)

BEST DOCUMENTARY SHORT

Extremis Directed By: Dan Krauss

What It’s About: And you thought you had a tough job? Every day, Oakland-based ICU doctor, Jessica Zitter, is faced with literal life-or-death decisions regarding the terminally ill patients under her care.

Our Take: Filmed in classic vérité fashion, Extremis offers a fly on the wall perspective as Zitter tries to provide some comfort and clarity not just to her patients, but also to their families. That intense intimacy is going to be hazardous to some viewers’ health, particularly those who have watched a loved one slip away. But Krauss smartly avoids adding a layer of sentimentality to make the film easier to watch; it’s a clear-eyed look at the choices we’ll all have to confront one day. (Extremis is currently available to stream on Netflix)

‘4.1 Miles’ (Photo: AMPAS)

4.1 Miles Directed By: Daphne Matziaraki

What It’s About: The title refers to the distance separating the coasts of Turkey and the Greek island of Lesbos, a treacherous nautical path to a better life that boatloads of desperate refugees attempt to navigate, while the Greek Coast Guard works overtime to keep the casualty list low.

Our Take: One of two refugee-related documentary shorts nominated this year — and a companion to the Documentary Feature nominee, Fire at Sea — 4.1 Miles plays as you-are-there video journalism. (It debuted as part of the New York Times‘ Op-Doc series.) While Matziaraki’s attempts to personalize the Coast Guard crew back on land feel cursory, the extended sequences at sea are harrowing: Those who help refugees scramble to safety know full well that some lives will be lost. (4.1 Miles is currently available to stream on NYTimes.com)

‘Joe’s Violin’ (Photo: AMPAS)

Joe’s Violin Directed By: Kahane Cooperman

What It’s About: A donated violin and a shared love of classical music bring a Bronx teenager and a 91-year-old Holocaust survivor together.

Our Take: You know it’s a somber line-up of short documentaries when the feel-good nominee is the one featuring a Holocaust survivor. Joe’s Violin feels like a human interest story perfectly suited to an NPR segment or a New Yorker “Talk of the Town” piece, which isn’t necessarily a criticism. While it’s heavy on positive vibes, it’s a little light on substance. (Joe’s Violin is currently available to stream on NewYorker.com)

Watani: My Homeland Directed By: Marcel Mettelsiefen

What It’s About: Following the disappearance, and presumed death, of their father at the hands of ISIS, a Syrian family flees and makes a new home in a small German town.

Our Take: In light of recent real-world events, this story couldn’t be more timely. The filmmakers studiously distill three years of the refugee family’s lives into a concise 40 minutes, following them from the bombed-out rubble of Aleppo to the quaint confines of rural Germany, where they’re readily accepted into the fabric of society yet still feel a tug toward their homeland. Watani is a quiet, but pointed argument in favor of providing safe harbor to displaced men, women, and children whose presence strengthens communities, not weakens them.

The White Helmets Directed By: Orlando von Einsiedel

What It’s About: Watani depicts Syrians who are forced to flee their homeland; The White Helmets focuses on those who stay behind. The titular “white helmets” are unarmed civilians who volunteer to race into recently bombed targets, searching for survivors.

Our Take: The White Helmets provides a potent snapshot of daily life in a war zone, and a sense of on-the-ground conditions in Syria. It’s a real-life Hurt Locker told from the perspective of a volunteer army of native civilians, rather than an occupying force. (The White Helmets is currently streaming on Netflix)

WHICH DOCUMENTARY SHORT SHOULD WIN It’s not just current news headlines that make Watani: My Homeland resonate so strongly; the film also sensitively depicts immigrants adjusting to a new land, an experience defined by new opportunities, as well as cultural challenges.

WHICH DOCUMENTARY SHORT WILL WIN It’s safe to presume that this is a head-to-head competition between the two Syria-related nominees, and The White Helmets likely enjoys a slight edge following reports that the film’s subjects may not attend the ceremony in the fallout over President Trump’s travel ban. (On the other hand, the matriarch of the family depicted in Watani will attend the ceremony.) A victory would allow the director to pay homage to these heroes from Hollywood’s biggest stage.

‘Enemies Within’ (Photo: AMPAS)

BEST LIVE ACTION SHORT

Ennemis Intérieurs (Enemies Within) Directed By: Sélim Azzazi

What It’s About: Against the backdrop of the Algerian Civil War, a French-Algerian interrogator conducts three separate interviews with a man he suspects of having terrorist ties.

Our Take: With its limited setting and intense back-and-forth between the main characters, Azzazi’s screenplay feels like a trial run for a longer two-hander theater piece in the mold of Oleanna or Sleuth. (A full-length play would also grant more room for the character backstories that are somewhat rushed through in the short.) And despite the period setting, the domestic terrorism angle obviously gives the story contemporary resonance.

Jane Birkin in ‘The Railroad Lady’ (Photo: AMPAS)

La Femme et le TGV (The Railroad Lady) Directed By: Timo von Gunten

What It’s About: Lonely widow Elise (Jane Birkin) becomes pen pals with the driver of the France-to-Switzerland express train that passes by her house twice a day, every day.

Our Take: Viewers should seize any and all opportunities to watch French screen legend Birkin in action, even if it means patiently watching a gentle snooze of a movie like The Railroad Lady. Her charm and charisma enlivens this routine trip to a familiar narrative destination.

‘Silent Nights’ (Photo Credit Rolf Konow/SMPSP)

Silent Nights Directed By: Aske Bang

What It’s About: A Danish social worker lends a helping hand to an immigrant from Ghana who is keeping some pretty major secrets.

Our Take: Marred by the dreaded double-whammy of treacly and self-aggrandizing, here’s proof that Hollywood doesn’t have exclusivity on preachy dramas. To their credit, stars Malene Beltoft and Prince Yaw Appiah work hard to hit human grace notes amidst Bang’s schematic story. But to borrow a line from Game of Thrones, this Night is long and full of itself.

‘Sing’ (Photo: AMPAS)

Sing Directed By: Kristóf Deák

What It’s About: Two precocious girls devise a memorable comeuppance for their morally compromised choir instructor.

Our Take: Don’t confuse this Sing with Universal’s animated blockbuster — no pop song covers or animated animals here. But what you will find is an enjoyable morality play for young viewers, told with a light touch and culminating in an applause-worthy finale.

‘Timecode’ (Photo: AMPAS)

Timecode Directed By: Juanjo Giménez

What It’s About: A pair of parking garage security guards — one on the night shift, one working when the sun’s up — form a bond through dance and an innovative use of security cameras.

Our Take: This year’s Palme d’Or short film winner at the Cannes Film Festival feels like a mini La La Land in the way it transforms an everyday location into a Broadway-ready stage. It’s a slight, small-scale story, but provides a welcome respite from the sterner fare in this category.

WHICH LIVE ACTION SHORT SHOULD WIN Enemies Within is the most provocative and thematically complex short, but Timecode is the crowdpleaser.

WHICH LIVE ACTION SHORT WILL WIN Armed with plenty of pre-Oscars pedigree, Timecode looks likely to follow in La La Land‘s dance steps to victory. Still, the presence of an international icon like Jane Birkin in an increasingly rare leading role gives The Railroad Lady an outside chance as a spoiler.

Read more: * ‘Kong: Skull Island’ Scene: John Goodman Gives Samuel L. Jackson the Monstrous Lowdown (Exclusive) * Why ‘Star Wars’ Hates Handrails: Finally We Know Why People Keep Plummeting to Their Death * ‘Fast & Furious 6’ Co-Star Luke Evans on the Future of Owen Shaw and Helen Mirren’s Role

[thomasroach]

Buy Dark Souls II for $10 at PS Store Flash Sale

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You can now get Dark Souls 2 and other titles for under $10 in the Playstation Store Flash Sale.

Buy Dark Souls 2 for $10 at PS Store Flash Sale

Playstation Store have announced via the Playstation Blog there are number of titles under their Flash Sale which starts June 21st ends June 24th at 8:00 AM PT. This include Darks Souls II: Scholar of the First Sin for $9.99, Furi for $5.99, Layers for Fear for $4.99 and more. These include Playstation 4 titles, PS3 and PS Vita.

If you’re venturing into Dark Souls 2 be sure to drop by out wiki for all your souls needs.

To see the full list of PS4 titles you can find it below, for PS3 and PSVita titles you can find them on the PS Blog:

PS4 Games Title $Sale $Original 2064: READ ONLY MEMORIES $4.99 $19.99 2DARK $8.99 $29.99 3ON3 FREESTYLE – LITTLE FOX CHARACTER PACK $9.09 $12.99 8-BIT HORDES $7.49 $29.99 8-BIT INVADERS! $7.49 $29.99 A FISHERMAN’S TALE (VR) $9.74 $14.99 ACE OF SEAFOOD $5.99 $11.99 ACES OF THE LUFTWAFFE $0.99 $4.99 ACT IT OUT! A GAME OF CHARADES $2.09 $6.99 ADAM’S VENTURE: ORIGINS – DELUXE EDITION $3.99 $19.99 AER $7.49 $14.99 AEREA – DELUXE EDITION $2.49 $24.99 AGATHA CHRISTIE – THE ABC MURDERS $5.99 $29.99 ALBERT AND OTTO $2.99 $11.99 ALEKHINE’S GUN $5.99 $29.99 AMNESIA: COLLECTION $8.99 $29.99 ANOTHER WORLD – 20TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION $2.39 $7.99 ARCADE GAME SERIES 3-IN-1 PACK $3.99 $7.99 ARCADE GAME SERIES: DIG DUG $1.99 $3.99 ARCADE GAME SERIES: GALAGA $1.99 $3.99 ARCADE GAME SERIES: MS. 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Research: SnowWorld and Innovation

Link to Article on SnowWorld

SnowWorld is a virtual world which was specifically designed to help burn patients but has been used for other purposes such as blood draws or IV insertions. The goal of the game is to score points by throwing snowballs at penguins, fish, snowmen and wooly mammoths.

The use of this VR game worked will in this setting as it acted as a form of distraction from the pain as it reduces the brain's concentration on the pain.

“In order to experience pain you have to be conscious of pain,” he said. “The brain is amazing. In a battlefield situation, for example, a soldier can be critically injured but not notice it because he is so busy, or in a case of an automobile accident, a person can do superhuman things when they have a broken leg because they are focused on just surviving—it is all about distraction. If we give them something to concentrate on that is immersive and that is consuming, then it takes away from what is going on around them.”

Breakdown/Takeaways

- The use of this for patients who feel a lot of pain or are quite anxious would work well as it makes them focus on something other than the pain.

- For a virtual environment aimed towards children, this type of game would work well in providing them with something new and distracting while they are in hospital. 

- Would give children something fun to do and help make their time in hospitals more enjoyable.

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The Xbox 360 gaming console is maybe the most popular among all the gaming gadgets to have actually struck the marketplace till now. From the young to the old practically everyone seems to have actually taken a fancy for this sleek gaming gadget. With passionate players using them for constantly over extended time periods, it is however natural that there are bound to be some repairs that you may have to take care off. Among the most typical of them would be the Xbox 360 2 traffic signals concern. The Xbox 360 2 traffic signals repair though is not something that you have to fret about because there are some basic suggestions available for it. Let us take a look at them here.

Mike in particular pointed to a virtual reality game called PSYCLOPSv1 established by Sean McCracken as an example of a video game distinct to Glass. Sean describes this game on his Tumbler mentioning that in the game '. you have to look and lock on to alien ships to destroy them.' He likewise posts a YouTube video on the app's Tumbler page too that shows the game exactly from the point-of-view of a Glass wearer.

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The bobcat made the shift into the 3rd dimension with Bubsy 3D: Furbitten World for the ps4 vr games. This time, it was Bubsy's rely on invade the Woolies' house planet, Rayon, to beat his initial enemies as soon as again. Our hero might get atoms to unlock benefit levels, and as in the past, he would typically speak over the course of the game. Sadly, gamers believed that the game suffered from a poor electronic camera and bad controls, and the bobcat for that reason had no possibility of making it through versus Mario, whose debut game for the Nintendo 64 wound up ending up being a big success. Bubsy's nine lives had actually ended, and by 1999, when Award ended up being defunct, any hopes of a return were ruined for good. Another character who had actually been developed to compete versus Sonic had actually wound up as simply another unknown mascot.

Donkey Kong is another title coming off the Nintendo game franchise. Because that fateful day that he was developed by Japanese game designer Shigeru Miyamoto, the trend captured on and certainly, a celeb was born. Exactly what occurred next was history. Mario ended up being the indisputable king of computer game. Other gaming giants attempted to duplicate the buzz that Mario developed however to no obtain. Mario ended up being a family name in the video gaming industry and everyone understands him - after thirty years.

Take pleasure in the fun of Webkinz World and Beanie Land. Take a virtual trip of Beanie Land and find out on your own what play remains in shop for your and your child.

The Beat Sketch game was created and established particularly for the PlayStation Move. It is included in much of the more popular PS Move bundles available. In a package is the only way to get this game prior to October 21, 2010. Beat Sketch is already on the Japanese market, and is a big hit.

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Capture your favorite tv show host, Pat Sajak, who after developing a history on the little screen, is all set with his brand-new effort to host a game show on the PC screen. Definitely, it's a good gesture towards his fan following.

Randy Pausch in his popular Last Lecture video had a great story around the opportunity to deal with Disney Studio's in developing a virtual reality ride.

This Omnitrix from the brand-new Ben 10 Alien Force variety need to have rocked our kids' worlds. It will no doubt be a need to have for any Ben 10 fan addicted to function play fun but it is not as excellent as it might have been. The accuracy to the watch in the brand-new show is great. You connect the mini clear alien figures to the top of the watch to trigger each alien. This exposes the alien's voice and name, like on the show, and is incredibly cool. The strap is an improvement over that on the Omnitrix F/X but is not as excellent as on the Deluxe Omnitrix. It can be difficult to get on until you get the hang of it and sometimes has problem remaining snapped shut.

The bobcat made the transition into the 3rd dimension with Bubsy 3D: Furbitten World for the ps4 vr games. This time, it was Bubsy's turn to invade the Woolies' house world, Rayon, to defeat his original enemies as soon as again. Our hero might get atoms to unlock reward levels, and as in the past, he would frequently speak during the video game. Sadly, players thought that the video game struggled with a poor electronic camera and bad controls, and the bobcat for that reason had no opportunity of surviving against Mario, whose launching video game for the Nintendo 64 wound up becoming a big success. Bubsy's 9 lives had expired, and by 1999, when Accolade ended up being defunct, any hopes of a return were ruined for excellent. Another character who had been created to compete against Sonic had wound up as just another obscure mascot.

The Xbox 360 two red lights concern is sometimes triggered by overheating of the gaming gadget too. In such cases, exactly what you can do is to change off the system for a long time and let it cool down. You can utilize a fan for this function. As soon as you feel that the gaming gadget has actually cooled down adequately you can then turn it on and continue playing games.

Connect with games like never prior to with the PSP 3000s built in microphone! With the mic, you're able to chat with other players in team effort and in head to head competitors. The possibilities are endless! Whether I wish to send out a welcoming or talk method over the opposing team, my PlayStation Portable has actually made it basic!

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The Game Awards 2017: Full list of Winners

December 7, 2017.

Written By Ozzie Mejia http://www.shacknews.com/article/102422/the-game-awards-2017-full-list-of-winners

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild takes home Game of the Year honors. Check out who else won big on Thursday night. .

The Game Awards are in the books. Shacknews watched along with the rest of the gaming world, but for anyone who missed tonight’s show, here is the full list of tonight’s winners:

Most Anticipated Game •God of War •Marvel Spider-Man •Monster Hunter World •Red Dead Redemption II •The Last of Us Part II (WINNER)

Best Score/Music •Cuphead •Destiny 2 •NieR: Automata (WINNER) •Persona 5 •Super Mario Odyssey •The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild

Best Handheld Game •Ever Oasis •Fire Emblem: Echoes •Metroid: Samus Returns (WINNER) •Monster Hunter Stories •Poochy & Yoshi’s Wooly World

Trending Gamer •Andrea Rene - What’s Good Games •Clint Lexa - halfcoordinated •Guy Beahm - Dr. Disrespect (WINNER) •Mike Grzesiek - C9 Shroud •Steven Spohn - AbleGamers

Best Sports or Racing Game •FIFA 18 •Forza Motorsport 7 (WINNER) •GT Sport •NBA 2K18 •PES 20188 •Project Cars 2

Best Esports Game •Counter-Strike: Global Offensive •DOTA 2 •League of Legends •Overwatch (WINNER) •Rocket League

Best Mobile Game •Fire Emblem: Heroes •Hidden Folks •Monument Valley II (WINNER) •Old Man’s Journey •Super Mario Run

Best VR/AR Game •Farpoint •Lone Echo: Echo Arena •Resident Evil 7: Biohazard (WINNER) •Star Trek Bridge Crew •SUPERHOT VR

Best Narrative •Hellblade: Sensua’s Sacrifice •Horizon: Zero Dawn •NieR: Automata •What Remains of Edith Finch (WINNER) •Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus

Best Action Game •Cuphead •Destiny 2 •Nioh •Prey •Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus (WINNER)

Best Art Direction •Cuphead (WINNER) •Destiny 2 •Horizon: Zero Dawn •Persona 5 •The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild

Best Strategy Game •Halo Wars 2 •Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle (WINNER) •Total War: Warhammer 2 •Tooth and Tail •XCOM 2: War of the Chosen

Best Role Playing Game •Divinity: Original Sin 2 •Final Fantasy XV •NieR: Automata •Persona 5 (WINNER) •South Park: The Fractured But Whole

Best Family Game •Mario Kart 8 Deluxe •Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle •Sonic Mania •Splatoon 2 •Super Mario Odyssey (WINNER)

Best Esports Team •Cloud9 (WINNER) •FaZe Clan •Lunatic-Hai •SK Telecom T1 •Team Liquid

Best Debut Indie Game •Cuphead (WINNER) •Golf Story •Hollow Knight •Mr. Shifty •Slime Rancher

Best Independent Game •Cuphead (WINNER) •Hellblade: Sensua’s Sacrifice •Night in the Woods •Pyre •What Remains of Edith Finch

Best Ongoing Game •Destiny 2 •Grand Theft Auto Online •Overwatch (WINNER) •PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds •Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege •Warframe

Best Esports Player •Lee “Faker” Sang-hyeok (WINNER) •Marcelo “coldzera” David •Nikola “NiKo” Kovac •Je-hong “ryujehong” Ryu •Kuro “KuroKy” Salehi Takhasomi

Best Student Game •Level Squared (Kip Brennan, Stephen Scoglio, and Dane Perry Svendsen, Swinburne University) (WINNER) •Falling Sky (Jonathan Nielssen, Nikolay Savoy, and Mohsen Shah, National Film and Television School) •From Light (Alejandro Grossman, Steven Li, and Sherveen Uduwana, University of Southern California) •Hollowed (Erin Marek, Jerrick Flores, and Charley Choucard, University of Central Florida) •Impulsion (Hugo Verger, Remi Bertrand, and Maxime Lupinski, Institut de l'Internet et du Multimédia) •Meaning (Hariz Yet, DigiPen Institute of Technology Singapore)

Games For Impact •Bury me, my Love •Hellblade: Sensua’s Sacrifice (WINNER) •Life is Strange: Before The Storm •Night In The Woods •Please Knock on My Door •What Remains of Edith Finch

Best Audio Design •Destiny 2 •Hellblade: Sensua’s Sacrifice (WINNER) •Resident Evil 7: Biohazard •Super Mario Odyssey •The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild

Best Performance •Ashly Burch as Aloy - Horizon: Zero Dawn •Brian Bloom as BJ Blazkowicz - Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus •Claudia Black as Chloe Frazer - Uncharted: The Lost Legacy •Laura Bailey as Nadine Ross - Uncharted: The Lost Legacy •Melina Juergens as Senua - Hellblade: Sensua’s Sacrifice (WINNER)

Best Fighting Game •ARMS •Injustice 2 (WINNER) •Marvel vs Capcom Infinite •Nidhogg II •Tekken 7

Best Game Direction •Horizon: Zero Dawn •Resident Evil 7: Biohazard •Super Mario Odyssey •The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild (WINNER) •Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus

Best Action/Adventure Game •Assassin’s Creed: Origins •Horizon: Zero Dawn •Super Mario Odyssey •The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild •Uncharted: The Lost Legacy

Game of the Year •Horizon: Zero Dawn •Persona 5 •PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds •Super Mario Odyssey •The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild (WINNER)

Best Multiplayer Experience was curiously not awarded, as of the close of this show. If it ever gets awarded, Shacknews will be to update this post.

Nintendo takes home three Game Awards for The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. BotW, Cuphead, and Hellblade: Sensua’s Sacrifice each won three awards this year. Meanwhile, Overwatch showed it’s still rolling strong, taking home Best Ongoing Game and Best Esports Game.

Carol Shaw was also honored with an Industry Icon Award. She was recognized for her trailblazing work as one of the first female game designers, going all the way to her time at Atari and Activision in the early 1980s.

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PS4: Tutti i titoli confermati per il 2017 e il 2018

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PS4: Tutti i titoli confermati per il 2017 e il 2018

State cercando le date di uscita dei vostri giochi PS4 preferiti? Tranquilli, le abbiamo raccolte tutte qui su Yessgame.

Abbiamo stilato una lista (più o meno) esaustiva di tutti i titoli PS4 confermati per l’anno in corso ed anche per il prossimo.  La pagina è in continuo aggiornamento quindi vi consiglio di tornate a visitarla spesso per sapere se la data di uscita di qualche gioco ha subito delle modifiche o se verranno annunciati nuovi titoli.

Luglio 2017

SUPERHOT VR – 19 Luglio (UK/EU)

SUPERHOT – 19 Luglio (UK/EU)

Conga Master – 21 Luglio

SUPERHOT VR – 21 Luglio (US)

SUPERHOT – 21 Luglio (US)

Pyre – 25 Luglio

Fortnite – 25 Luglio

Tiny Trax – 25 Luglio

Super Cloudbuilt – 25 luglio

Infinite Minigolf – 25 Luglio

Aven Colony – 25 Luglio

Smashbox Arena – 25 Luglio

Fallen Legion: Sins of an Empire – 25 Luglio (UK/EU)

Sundered – 28 Luglio

Dragon Quest XI: In Search of Departed Time – 29 Luglio (Giappone)

Agosto 2017

Patapon Remastered – 1 Agosto

The Long Dark – 1 Agosto

Dino Frontier – 1 Agosto

Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice – 8 Agosto

Mega Man Legacy Collection 2 – 8 Agosto (US)

LawBreakers – 8 Agosto

Sonic Mania – 15 Agosto

MatterFall – 15 Agosto (US)

Cities: Skylines – PlayStation 4 Edition – 15 Agosto

Undertale – 15 Agosto

Agents of Mayhem – 15 Agosto (US)

Nidhogg 2 – 15 Agosto

MatterFall – 16 Agosto (UK/EU)

Zero Time Dilemma – 17 Agosto (US)

Agents of Mayhem – 18 Agosto (UK/EU)

Uncharted: The Lost Legacy – 22 Agosto (US)

White Day: A Labyrinth Named School – 22 Agosto (US)

Uncharted: The Lost Legacy – 23 Agosto (UK/EU)

One Piece: Unlimited World Red – Deluxe Edition – 24 Agosto (Giappone)

One Piece: Unlimited World Red – Deluxe Edition – 25 Agosto

Madden NFL 18 – 25 Agosto (US)

Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Legacy – 25 Agosto

F1 2017 – 25 Agosto

White Day: A Labyrinth Named School – 25 Agosto (UK/EU)

Everybody’s Golf – 29 Agosto (US)

Yakuza: Kiwami – 29 Agosto

Warriors All-Stars – 29 Agosto (US)

Absolver – 29 Agosto

Windjammers – 29 Agosto

Pillars of Eternity – 29 Agosto

Redout: Lightspeed Edition – 29 Agosto (US)

Everybody’s Golf – 30 Agosto (UK/EU)

Last Day of June – 31 Agosto

Life Is Strange: Before the Storm – 31 Agosto

Everybody’s Golf – 31 Agosto (Giappone)

Redout: Lightspeed Edition – 31 Agosto (UK/EU)

Resident Evil: Revelations – 31 Agosto (Giappone)

Settembre 2017

Warriors All-Stars – 1 Settembre (UK/EU)

Knack 2 – 5 Settembre

Destiny 2 – 6 Settembre

PES 2018: Pro Evolution Soccer – 14 Settembre (UK/EU)

Dishonored: Death of the Outsider – 15 Settembre

Marvel vs Capcom: Infinite – 19 Settembre

Project CARS 2 – 22 Settembre

Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony – 26 Settembre (US)

FIFA 18 – 29 Settembre

Gundam Versus – 29 Settembre (US)

Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony – 29 Settembre (UK/EU)

8-Bit Armies – 29 Settembre (UK/EU)

Ottobre 2017

Battle Chasers: Nightwar – 3 Ottobre

Middle-earth: Shadow of War – 10 Ottobre

The Evil Within 2 – 13 Ottobre

ELEX – 17 Ottobre

South Park: Scontri Di-Retti – 17 Ottobre

Gran Turismo Sport – 18 Ottobre

City Shrouded in Shadow – 19 Ottobre (Giappone)

Just Dance 2018 – 26 Ottobre

Assassin’s Creed Origins – 27 Ottobre

Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus – 27 Ottobre

Novembre 2017

Call of Duty: WWII – 3 Novembre

Need for Speed Payback – 10 Novembre

Star Wars Battlefront 2 – 17 Novembre

LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2 – 17 Novembre

2017 – Non confermati

Questi invece sono tutti quei titoli di cui è stata definita una possibile finestra di lancio ma non è stata ancora ufficializzata la data precisa di lancio.

Hidden Dragon: Legend – Agosto 2017 (US)

Bubsy: The Woolies Strike Back – Settembre 2017

Monster of the Deep: Final Fantasy XV – Settembre 2017

Vampyr – Novembre 2017

Moss – Q4 2017

Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night – 2017

Battalion 1944 – 2017

Sonic Forces – 2017

Senran Kagura: Peach Beach Splash – 2017

Tokyo Xanadu EX+ – 2017

Sudden Strike 4 – 2017

Tera – 2017

Insurgency: Sandstorm – 2017

Horizon Zero Dawn: The Frozen Wilds – 2017

Knights and Bikes – 2017

Death’s Gambit – 2017

Brawlout – 2017

Hidden Agenda – 2017

ARK Park – 2017

Fire Pro Wrestling World – 2017

Dreadnought – 2017 (US)

Ruiner – 2017

The Inpatient – 2017

DOOM: VFR – 2017

School Girl Zombie Hunter – 2017 (US)

Vane – 2017 (US)

Malicious Fallen – 2017

Sine Mora EX – 2017

Night Trap: 25th Anniversary Edition – 2017

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim VR – 2017

Super Mega Baseball 2 – 2017

The Invisible Hours – 2017

Brawlhalla – 2017

Under Night In-Birth Exe:Late[st] – 2017 (US)

Sparc – 2017

Rabi-Ribi – 2017

Pinball FX3 – 2017

SteamWorld Dig 2 – 2017

Reborn: A Samurai Awakens – 2017

Gundam Versus – 2017 (UK/EU)

Earth Defense Force 5 – 2017 (Giappone)

Passiamo ora ai titoli PS4 in uscita nel 2018.

Gennaio 2018

Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom – 19 Gennaio

Febbraio 2018

Kingdom Come: Deliverance – 13 Febbraio

Far Cry 5 – 27 Febbraio

2018 – Non confermati

Infine riportiamo tutti gli altri titoli che dovrebbero uscire nel corso del 2018.

God of War – Q1 2018

Yakuza 6 – Q1 2018 (US)

Monster Hunter: World – Q1 2018

Shadow Of The Colossus – Q1 2018

The Crew 2 – Q1 2018

Transference – Q2 2018

Skull & Bones – Q3 2018

Starlink: Battle for Atlas – Q3 2018

Days Gone – 2018

Shenmue III – 2018

Detroit: Become Human – 2018

Spider-Man – 2018

Dreams – 2018

ANTHEM – 2018

Dragon Ball FighterZ – 2018

Tennis World Tour – 2018

The Last of Us: Part II – 2018

Red Dead Redemption 2 – 2018

Metal Gear Survive – 2018

Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown – 2018

Lost Soul Aside – 2018

Code Vein – 2018

A Way Out – 2018

Beyond Good & Evil 2 – 2018

Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth – Hacker’s Memory – 2018

Darksiders III – 2018

Naruto to Boruto: Shinobi Striker – 2018 (US)

GreedFall – 2018

Project Rap Rabbit – 2018

The Seven Deadly Sins: Knights of Britannia – 2018

The Banner Saga 3 – 2018

Code: Realize ~Bouquet of Rainbows~ – 2018 (US)

Metro: Exodus – 2018

Surviving Mars – 2018

Strange Brigade – 2018

Lost Sphear – 2018

Little Witch Academia: Chamber of Time – 2018

The Swords of Ditto – 2018

Tropico 6 – 2018

Arika EX – 2018

I prossimi mesi si prospettano dunque pieni di nuove uscite. Quali sono i titoli PS4, tra quelli presenti in questa lista, che attendete maggiormente?

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