Today Atlus had a few reveals to share about its upcoming JRPG Soul Hackers 2. First of all, we get to take a look at a new English trailer, this time including a glimpse at the English voiceovers. We don’t get to hear much, but we also get another look at the game. We also get word that both digital and physical pre-orders have been kicked off, including three digital editions.
It has finally happened, guys. I’ve joined the popular consensus that 2020 is nigh unsalvageable, and should be stricken permanently from the record books. I was holding out hope until at least November — because surely this nightmarish year will have an absolutely bonkers Halloween in store — but today, the world received a gut-punch of epic proportion. The Nintendo 3DS family of consoles has officially ceased production. It’s hard to quantify exactly how big of an impact this has had on me.
The Siege Engine is the boss of the East Fortress in Tunic, and guards one of the three colored keys you need to progress in your adventure. Unfortunately, it’s also one of the tougher boss fights you’ll face in the entire game, which is probably how you found yourself here. Here’s everything you need to know on beating the Siege Engine in Tunic. Siege Engine Attacks The first thing you’ll want to do is be aware of the attacks the Siege Engine can use against you.
2K Games released another trailer of the upcoming wrestling game WWE 2K22. The trailer focuses on two of the modes of the game, 2K Showcase and MyRISE. The former lets you relive the glorious career of Rey Mysterio, while the second lets you pick between a male or a female wrestler and experience a unique storyline. You can check the video out below. WWE 2K22 will release on March 11, 2022, for PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC.
Video game soundtracks haven’t been exempt from the resurgence of vinyl’s popularity, with some truly impressive OSTs immortalized in record form. Of what’s been released so far, these are 10 best video game soundtracks you can own on vinyl. Undertale Toby Fox’s runaway hit indie game Undertale is remembered for a lot of things, but key among them is its music. Ranging from retro bit-tunes to pounding orchestral melodies, the OST is highly regarded by many, touted as the perfect auditory pairing for almost any activity from leisurely listening to enjoyable background noise.