Ryan Parreno

Treyarch revealed these features with ESL at Gamescom.

Squid Girl Anbe was immediately taken by the game upon reveal, and he and fans clamored for this collaboration.

The Final Fantasy team may be conciliatory, but in the face of high expectations, that may not be enough.

As before, Europe and Japan got these announcements first, but it’s highly likely that America will be getting them as well.

Of course, the trailer shows off a bit of the multiplayer on top of all the story campaign reveals.

The expansion bundles new weapons, maps, and a new game mode.

Tecmo Koei isn’t quite ready to confirm these for the US yet.

Did he always strike you as combative, or even a jerk to core Smash players sometimes? This will open your eyes.

The game could go to even more platforms, of course, as Bungie hopes to meet their dream of supporting the game over the next decade.

This trailer shows off someone we knew was going to be in the game.

The trailer seems to be a jump back in time of the lives of two major characters: Noctis Lucis Caelum and Lunafreya Nox Fleuret.

Of course, what fans really hope Comcept would do is improve the visuals, but this is still unlikely.

In a fitting turn, after failing to convince fans to crowdfund, the project is reverting to true traditional development.

The livestream has a special surprise guest in Yu Suzuki.

Boruto and Sarada fearlessly face down their fathers.

Admit it - you were thinking of this movie and that one watching it.

The trailer will be followed by a new Active Time Report to be live streamed on Twitch a day after.

It all goes all the way up to Kagemasa Kozuki, one of the top richest men in Japan and the world, and Konami's founder.

The game's designers wanted to make guys feel powerful, as if they were taking over the dance floor.

This was a great play to get fans excited for both Gears of War and the Xbox One’s Backward Compatibility feature.

Small touches like this show to fans how much developers care.

Among the updates are map layouts, new gear and music, and even changes to Splatfests.

Surprisingly enough, even with the delay, Naruto Storm 4 faces a potentially competitive market upon release.