The Ninja Gaiden series, initially created and distributed by Tecmo before its fusion with Koei, can be traced back to 1988, when the first game debuted exclusively in arcades. In North America, it transitioned to Nintendo the following year, establishing itself as one of the most challenging NES games ever produced. Over three decades, its legacy has encompassed over 20 distinct releases.
As a gaming enthusiast, I’ve been excitedly waiting for the sneak peek of Black Myth: Zhong Kui, but it seems like Game Science is keeping most of the details under wraps. While it shares the breathtaking visuals and action RPG genre with its predecessor, Black Myth: Wukong, this new game might hold a few surprises that haven’t been revealed yet.
One intriguing aspect could be the incorporation of Pokemon-like gameplay elements due to Zhong Kui’s mythological background in Chinese folklore. So, let’s keep our fingers crossed and hope for more information soon!
It’s worth noting that in the Borderlands universe, only six sirens can be active at once, but not every Siren needs to possess powers from another. Essentially, this opens up a vast array of possibilities for future Siren abilities, implying that Borderlands 4 won’t be the last game introducing a new Siren ability. This news is exhilarating as it suggests a promising future for the series, but it comes hand-in-hand with a comprehensive look into the character powers and building systems in Borderlands 4, which are particularly significant and potentially game-changing, especially considering Borderlands 4 as a standalone game.
In the tradition of popular action-adventure games like Castlevania and Devil May Cry, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is set to have an anime series based on it. The game was a massive success, both critically and financially, earning FromSoftware their first Game of the Year award at The Game Awards. Back in August, a domain registration hinted at the creation of Sekiro’s anime adaptation, and now that theory has been confirmed.
In the charming town of Tiny Bookshop, the Flea Market is a must-visit destination! Bursting with books of various genres and decorative items, it’s an exciting spot that also offers opportunities to collect stamps as you explore. Although it doesn’t operate daily, when it does open, it’s well worth your time. So, let’s find out when the Flea Market opens next and what treasures await! Keep reading for more details.
As a passionate admirer, I’m thrilled to share that the newest installment in the Silent Hill series is under development by NeoBards Entertainment, based in Taiwan. The official announcement was made in October 2022. This chilling masterpiece is set to release on September 25 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC platforms. I can hardly wait!
The Opening Night Live event hosted by Gamescom has come to a close, revealing numerous new games and exclusive previews. One of the highlighted titles at this showcase was World of Warcraft, where it officially unveiled Midnight, the second expansion of the Worldsoul Saga, accompanied by an impressive cinematic produced by Blizzard.
In a similar vein to games like Dante’s Inferno, the forthcoming ARPG, La Divina Commedia, draws significant inspiration from the epic Divine Comedy written by Dante Alighieri in 1321. Often hailed as one of the most significant works in Western literature, this classic offers a unique depiction of the afterlife rooted in medieval Christianity’s perspective. By traversing between Heaven and Hell, players will be challenged to demonstrate bravery and intelligence against formidable infernal forces in this upcoming action role-playing game.
Despite often grim news about Hunter x Hunter, the author recently shared good news directly with fans. After more than six months, it’s confirmed that the manga will continue, with new content being developed. Togashi’s announcement has brought excitement to the Hunter x Hunter community, and fans are eagerly anticipating its return this year.
Before Gamescom 2025, it was expected that NCSoft would primarily showcase their new game, Cinder City, a third-person tactical shooter MMO previously known as Project LLL. However, during the Opening Night Live event, NCSoft had two unexpected announcements – both being shooters with distinct styles. While Cinder City brings together giant mechs and futuristic combat in the MMO realm, Time Takers appears to be NCSoft’s contribution for fans of hero shooter and battle royale games.