Dragon Quest Walk Announced for Mobile
Square Enix has announced Dragon Quest Walk, a location-based mobile game akin to Pokemon Go.
Due for release this year in Japan, Dragon Quest Walk will feature “a story that develops as you walk”. Quests will take place at various landmarks around Japan, similar to how Pokemon Go generates PokeStops at real-world named locations.
The game’s official website, translated via Gematsu, states that players will be able to “Walk the fields and talk to the townspeople while moving forward on your quest. Battle against various monsters, grow, prepare your equipment, and even challenge formidable enemies.” There is also the ability to create a room and decorate it with items obtained through play.
Todd Howard Says Bethesda Knew Fallout 76 ‘Would Have Bumps’
The launch of Fallout 76 was, to put it mildly, a bumpy one. IGN gave it a 5 out of 10, calling its rich world “wasted on a mess of bugs, conflicting ideas, and monotony.” It also earned a spot on our top 10 worst games of 2018 list. Much of the criticism stemmed not only from a rocky launch and massively broken game content, but also poorly handled PR snafus, like when Bethesda shipped bags that looked significantly cheaper than the ones promised in the $200 special edition. Yikes.
Cuphead Is Being Ported to Tesla Cars
Cuphead, the memorable 2017 bullet-hell shooter that's meticulously styled after a 1930's cartoon, will soon be playable on an unlikely new platform: Tesla's fleet of electric cars and their built-in dashboard screens. The breakout hit, which debuted on Xbox One and PC before being ported to Nintendo Switch earlier this year, is on the way to Tesla's Model 3, Model S, and Model X, as Tesla CEO Elon Musk revealed on episode 200 of my weekly Tesla podcast, Ride the Lightning (at the 36:48 mark).
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Deadwood: The Movie Ending Explained (Spoilers!)
Full SPOILERS ahead for Deadwood: The Movie!
Fans of Deadwood were no doubt pleased that the acclaimed series, which was canceled back in 2006, finally received a proper inclusion in the form of a two-hour feature film that debuted on HBO this weekend. While the show took plenty of creative license with the facts of the Wild West town’s history, it never deviated too far from established events, such as a character based on an actual person dying before they did in real life. That is until Deadwood: The Movie.
In the film, both Charlie Utter and, apparently, Al Swearengen die decades before the real men did. While Utter’s historical counterpart is believed to have moved to Panama and died there sometime in the early 1900s, the Deadwood character is killed in 1889 by agents of George Hearst, a murder that triggers the main plot of the flm.
Unboxing Hasbro’s Iron Man Infinity Gauntlet
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Marvel's Avengers: Endgame sees Tony Stark create a brand new Infinity Gauntlet from his own tech, which gets worn by both the Hulk and Thanos. Hasbro has an impressive replica of the Power Gauntlet (as they call it) on the way as part of their Marvel Legends line. While it's not hitting store shelves until Fall 2019, we got our hands on one to give you a closer look. We also compared it to Hasbro's original, golden Infinity Gauntlet so you can see how the two weapons of snap destruction stack up to one another.
15 Big Things Coming From Marvel and DC in August 2019
Marvel and DC Comics have released their full lineup of solicitations for August 2019. August is shaping up to be another big month for the industry, with Marvel kicking off the epic Absolute Carnage crossover and DC ramping up its focus on Year of the Villain in a number of titles.
Read on to see all the major new projects in the works for August.
Carnage Declares War on the Marvel Universe
Absolute Carnage #1 cover by Nick Bradshaw. (Image Credit: Marvel Comics)
Godzilla: King of the Monsters’ Craziest Reference
Warning: Full spoilers follow for Godzilla: King of the Monsters.
With the release of director Michael Dougherty's Godzilla: King of the Monsters, newcomers to the classic franchise are being introduced to three characters -- well, monsters -- from the original Toho series that are near and dear to most fan's hearts: King Ghidorah, Rodan, and the Queen of the Monsters, Mothra.
And it's the latter creature -- a giant moth who is a friend to Godzilla and helps him in his battle with the nasty Rodan and the three-headed space dragon Ghidorah -- who winds up leading to the biggest Easter egg in the film. Because not only do we get Mothra herself, but the film also hints at the existence of the "Mothra twins." The who?!
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15 Disappointing Video Game Endings
Did Game of Thrones' ending drive you crazy? What about Lost's? The Sopranos'? Or, moving away from TV for a second, what about a video game where you've invested dozens upon dozens of hours of your time, become deeply invested in its lore and characters, only to discover its ending has the consistency of a wet fart?
Here, we've rounded up some of the IGN staff's most hated video game endings. Take note, not all of these are 100% serious, and feel free to tell us why we're wrong in the comment section below!
Borderlands
As fulfilling as the loot system might have been in the original Borderlands game, you spent the entire campaign learning about a vault full of wondrous treasure and alien technology. By the end of it, you learn there was only a giant tentacle monster hoarding... nothing.