Back in 2018, Hajime Tabata left Square Enix to form his own studio JP Games. Apparently, he’s ready to return to the genre that made him well known, JRPGs. Tabata-san’s latest release in the genre is Final Fantasy XV, which he directed. He also worked on previous titles of the series, like Final Fantasy Type-0. After forming JP Games, he released something completely different in the form of the virtual world connected with the 2021 Tokyo Paralympics The Pegasus Dream Tour.
Fire Emblem Three Houses allows you to build your character however you want. With so many skills available, though, it can be tough to level all of them up evenly. That’s where the Faculty Training feature of Fire Emblem Three Houses comes into play. Here’s what you need to know.
What Is Faculty Training in Fire Emblem Three Houses? Similar to how Byleth is able to coach their students each week, focusing on specific skills to level up, the staff of Garreg Mach Monastery can help Byleth level up their own skills as well.
It Takes Two is finally here, allowing gamers to group up with a friend to play locally or online. The game features plenty of challenging puzzles, boss fights, and platforming throughout its seven levels, with some actions leading to trophies or achievements. Here is everything you need to know about how to get the Force Triangulated trophy or achievement in It Takes Two.
How to Get Force Triangulated Trophy & Achievement in It Takes Two For this trophy or achievement, you’ll need to be in Chapter 4, titled Cuckoo’s Clock, during the Gates of Time portion of the level.
Earlier today in a press release from game developer and publisher Com2uS, the launch date was revealed for Out of the Park Baseball 23. After facing some setbacks and having to push back the release, the baseball club management simulator is set to be available on PC, Mac, and Linux starting Apr. 22.
Director of Business Development at Com2uS, Richard Grisham went into a few details on what makes the latest version of the game unique:
How to Get and Max Out the Priestess Confidant (Makoto Niijima) in Persona 5 Makoto Niijima is the Shujin Academy student council president in Persona 5. Your first few run-ins with her aren’t exactly the most fun as she’s busy trying to investigate the Phantom Thieves of Hearts under the principal’s orders. It turns out that she’s just between a rock and a hard place and not such a bad person.