Ryan Parreno

Shuhei Yoshida has even bragged that he's already gotten to play them.

Shinen aimed to have enough content to justify a disc release, although it is digital only.

Metroid Prime producer Kensuke Tanabe refers to it as an extension of the franchise and revealed his true plans for what happens next.

The armor has definitely received some revision, but also looks familiar. We don't have confirmation yet if this is the Onyx armor, or perhaps a revision made just for the setting.

Squad claims they won’t make just another lazy port of the game, but this likely also means that the game will not be arriving to the platform anytime soon.

It is a surprising new choice for the prolific sports and shooter developer.

The way you chase and take him down can be done in such a way that you build up a combo.

The woman in the trailer is named Aloy, and she will embark on a Bildungsroman that will entail taking down many robot beasts.

When asked, Ubisoft was noncommittal either way.

Treasure goblins are joining the game for fans who love to sicc them for loot.

The trailer bounces with personality, and throws some shade at the requisite military shooters that have dominated the space.

The game is being billed as a spiritual successor to Rollercoaster Tycoon, made by fans.

It should be interesting to see if there will be narrative connections to the first game, which is set in WW2 Pacific.

Tri-Ace is aiming to please veterans and new fans with their latest RPG.

After a few minutes of flying, your ship travels light years away to another star system.

Clues are obtuse on what the game is, but it seems to be an open sandbox like Project Spark.

The trailer is more amazing for existing than sharing that much new information.

The appeal of the game is easy to understand from the get go.

Interestingly, it sets up a dark narrative that doesn’t just fit in, but defines the uncertain scenario of the game.