aNCHOR released the latest Producer Letter video about the action game Project Mikhail: A Muv-Luv War Story. The video, presented as usual by producer Sho Hamanaga, focuses on explaining and showcasing the changes that will come in future updates. As previously hinted, Frontier Mode is getting significant changes in progression and the way its story plays and will be shut down after the next potentiality in mid-April. It will remain closed until May or June as the changes are made.

How to Use Photo Mode in Red Dead Redemption 2 Photo mode is a common feature in many AAA titles nowadays, and Red Dead Redemption 2 is no different. With its stunning panoramic views of the wild west, varied wildlife, and gunslingin’ action, there’s a ton that you’ll no doubt want to capture with the Red Dead Redemption 2 photo mode. Problem is, though, it’s tucked away a little bit and it’s not the easiest thing for everyone to find.

With a rather cryptic in-game description, the Returnal Astronaut Figurine can seem a bit pointless when you first get it during Selene’s adventure. The description merely reads “Personal Item. It doesn’t want to let you go.” In this guide, we’ll explain what the Astronaut Figurine does in Returnal, and how you can get one in each of your runs across Atropos. What Does the Astronaut Figurine Do in Returnal? The Astronaut Figurine essentially gives you a second life as long as it’s in your ‘Equipment.

Dragon Ball Z has a lot of legendary fights and rivalries, with most of them involving Goku. Of all of the villains Kakarot has faced, though, none measure up to the enemy/frenemy/friends relationship he has with Vegeta. Ever since the first season of Dragon Ball Z, these two Saiyan warriors have either been fighting one another literally or fighting to best the other in the form of competitions, getting stronger, or defeating stronger opponents.

Yandere Simulator developer YandereDev finally made an announcement today that fans of the game have been waiting a long time for. The first full-fledged rival Osana is now complete, and the developer released the previously-promised official demo of the game, which comes with a lot of content and pretty much the ability to try out the full gameplay loot. The next step, if feedback is positive, will be a crowdfunding campaign to help finance professional developer that will bring the game to completion.