Square Enix just threw down some big Final Fantasy VII related announcements before the weekend, as the publisher and developer unveiled in PlayStation's "State of Play" digital event that they are indeed rereleasing last year's Final Fantasy VII Remake for the PS5 - And it will be called Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade.
Featuring new graphical and visual enhancements that include 60fps compatibility and ray tracing, FF7R Intergrade will also include a new photo mode, as well as a brand new episode featuring the spunky female ninja warrior herself, Yuffie! Check out the trailer below, as well as details on PS4 users who already own the game (at least physically) getting the chance to update to the PS5 version - albeit without the DLC Yuffie episode.
FINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE INTERGRADE – PS5 Announcement Trailer
If the PS5 announcement of Intergrade wasn't enough, Square Enix also revealed two FF VII related mobile games coming soon - Final Fantasy VII First Order and Final Fantasy VII Ever Crisis.
FINAL FANTASY VII THE FIRST SOLDIER Teaser Trailer
FINAL FANTASY VII EVER CRISIS Teaser Trailer
Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade arrives for PS5 on June 10, while the FF VII First Order hits iOS and Android sometime in 2021 and FF VII Ever Crisis sometime in 2022.
In what is certainly the perfect opportunity to capitalize on nostalgia and give fans new and old the perfect complimentary piece for the new season of the Netflix series premiering TOMORROW, Konami has released a mobile app port of the critically acclaimed “Castlevania: Symphony of the Night”!
Known as “Dracula X: Nocturne of the Moonlight” in Japan, this side-scrolling action adventure game was originally released in March 1997 in Japan for the Sony Playstation, before being translated and getting the North American release known to everyone, mankind ill or otherwise (a reference to the original dub haha). Unlike previous Castlevania titles, Symphony of the Night was a departure from the simple whip and go progressive adventures the Belmont clan were accustomed to. This time, the primary adventure put you in control of Dracula’s own son Alucard as he awakens from a centuries long slumber after the current wielder of the Vampire Killer whip, Richter Belmont, mysteriously disappears.
In a style dubbed as “Metroidvania” by fans, players guided Alucard in a non-linear, action RPG styled adventure, unlocking secrets, learning spells, acquiring different sets of weapons and equipment, and leveling up after battling and defeating monsters around the castle.
Produced by the legendary Koji Igarashi and going on to becoming one of the most beloved games in video game history, Symphony of the Night saw many ports and rereleases following its Playstation debut, including a redubbed version first released for the Playstation Portable as a hidden game in “Castlevania: The Dracula X Chronicles” and then that very version together with its predecessor “Castlevania: Rondo of Blood” was bundled as a digital release for the Playstation called “Castlevania: Requiem”.
You’ll be playing that very same PSP/ PS4 release for the iOS/ Android mobile devices, but with shortcuts and quick presses to make it easier if you don’t have a controller on hand.
Literally SOTN on the go and in time for Castlevania Netflix Season 3! This Mobile Edition of Castlevania: Symphony of the Night retails at $2.99! Add it to your collection if you love playing in your mobile devices and phones!
Tomorrow, the lines are redrawn and the battle begins anew in one particular DC Universe that sees a Man of Steel's regime and Dark Knight's insurgency clash as "Injustice 2" will finally be hitting Playstation 4 and Xbox One. The fighting game sequel to 2013's "Injustice: Gods Among Us" is once again developed by NetherRealm Studios - and will see iconic DC Characters return as well as some fresh new faces that add new dynamics and elements to the new brawler for the current console generation.
Via Gamespot, here is the Launch Trailer for the mobile version of the game, now available for iOS and Android devices:
Injustice 2 Mobile – Official Launch Trailer
And if you haven't seen it yet, here is "Everything You Need To Know" about the main game before you get your hands on it.
Injustice 2 - Everything You Need to Know
Injustice 2: Every Battle Defines You hits PS4 and Xbox on May 16th.
After sporadic teases and a month since the last episode was released, Telltale Games has revealed the full trailer and release date for the fourth episode of "Batman: The Telltale Series". Entitled "Guardian of Gotham" - the trailer shows that after the series of events that transpired in the previous three chapters, Bruce Wayne is committed to the one place he did not expect - Arkham Asylum, leaving Gotham in the hands of Oswald Cobblepot (aka The Penguin) and open to chaos. In order to get back into action as Batman, players must guide Bruce and determine his actions on how to get out of the madhouse. Unfortunately it's easier said than done... And a certain smiling villain makes his debut in the new video game interpretation of The Dark Knight and his world.
BATMAN - The Telltale Series - Episode 4: ‘Guardian of Gotham’ Trailer
Batman: The Telltale Series is available for PS4, Xbox One, PS3, Xbox 360, PC, and for mobile iOS and Android devices, with episode 4 arriving on November 22nd for those platforms.
Coming out in less than two weeks, WB Games and DC Entertainment have prepared fans of the Batman Arkhamverse games steadily for the release of the much anticipated prequel entry - Batman: Arkham Origins! With several announcements and DLC content already revealed, it's only fitting that more stuff be revealed at this year's New York Comic Con, including the announcement of the sixth assassin for the game, Electrocutioner, and an announcement trailer for a brand new Arkham Origins mobile game for the iOS and Android devices!
