Dark Souls Developer Making VR-Compatible Game
Dark Souls developer, FROM Software is making a game that will be compatible with PlayStation VR.
A new FROM recruitment video (spotted by Destructoid) suggests that its next title will arrive in 2017 and lists "PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC, PlayStation VR" as its platforms.
FROM president Hidetaka Miyazaki recently announced that his studio was working on new IP.
It's of course possible that FROM could be working on two games, meaning that this project could be part of one of the studio's other series, such as Armored Core - which Miyazaki called "one of the pillars of FROM Software's lineup", despite not having released a game in the series since 2013.
Nolan North Is Making a Game
Nathan Drake voice actor Nolan North is making a mobile game based on his comedy series, Con Man.
According to Eurogamer, North will be a producer on the game, with Canadian studio Frima handling development.
Con Man is a series starring Nathan Fillion and Alan Tudyk which went through a successful Indiegogo campaign before airing on Vimeo on Demand. In the show, Nolan North plays "Mo-cap King" Jerry Lansing.
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Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare Is Current Gen Only
It looks like Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare won't be coming to PlayStation 3 or Xbox 360.
In response to a fan question on Twitter, the official Infinity Ward account confirmed the game will not be on PS3.
There was no mention of Xbox 360, but it's same to assume if it's not coming to one, it won't be coming to the other. Last year's Call of Duty: Black Ops III didn't have a campaign mode on previous gen platforms.
Back in April, Microsoft discontinued production of the Xbox 360 after 10 years.
PC Modder Causes Utter Misery in Dark Souls 3
Dark Souls 3 PC players beware, as a modder spent this past weekend griefing players in numerous horrible ways.
As reported by Kotaku, the player claims to be able to “softban people just by pressing R1.” Softbanning, in case you didn’t know, sees Dark Souls 3 players pulled from the clean players online and instead, can only play with players who use cheats.
In a stream from the weekend (which isn’t available to view online), the notorious player could be seen flying around the map, passing through scenery, and killing unsuspecting players in a few hits with modified weapons. Worse still, those who’ve been on the receiving end of this trickery are said to come out of it with messed up status effects.
The Division: Daily Missions Missing Again, Ubisoft Looking for Solution
If you're a regular player of The Division, you might have noticed the Daily Missions have gone missing once again.
Ubisoft Massive has said it is aware of the issue. This isn't the first time this has happened, and according to an official tweet today, the studio is looking into "a permanent solution to this recurring problem."
A host of problems started occurring back in mid-April, and the large Patch 1.1 also caused more than its fair share of issues. Ubisoft has handed out compensation for missing Daily Missions in the past, so keep your fingers crossed if you're light on Phoenix Credits.
Super Meat Boy Release Date Set for Wii U
At last, Super Meat Boy will arrive on Wii U on May 12.
The news comes via the Super Meat Boy Twitter page, where it was revealed BlitWorks – the team responsible for the PS4, PS Vita, and Shield versions of Meat Boy – will be handling the porting duties.
Originally, the prospect of Super Meat Boy coming to Nintendo platforms seemed very unlikely. Way back in 2010, Team Meat was looking into bringing the devilishly difficult platformer to Wii via WiiWare – Nintendo’s answer to Xbox Live Arcade.
Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare Screenshots Released
Want official screenshots from the Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare campaign? Well here are some official screenshots from the Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare campaign.
The first images from Infinity Ward's new game show off future-armour, future-ships and future-explosions.
After last week's parade of leaks and teases, yesterday's official announcement of the new game has offered up some more concrete bits of detail about Infinite Warfare.
Falcon Actor Anthony Mackie to Play O.J. Simpson Lawyer
Captain America: Civil War star Anthony Mackie will play attorney Johnnie Cochran in a film based on a 1981 police brutality case.
The currently untitled film follows Cochran—who represented O.J. Simpson in the infamous murder trial—on the 1981 Signal Hill police brutality case, Variety reported.
The film, which is based on real life events, centers on the "highly publicized" police brutality case that was brought to light after a college student died in police custody.
Dallas Buyers Club producer Robbie Brenner will produce alongside Mackie. Big Momma's House producer Jeff Kwatinetz will serve as executive producer.
9 Shots of a Gorgeous American Dream Cosplay
Vicky Vic is an Australian-based cosplayer who still manages to pull off an awesome American Dream (Shannon Carter) cosplay.
Check out the pictures, which Captain America himself would surely love - click right to see more:
The photographer featured is Carlos Mayenco Photography, and the shield was made by TYPE 40, and also happens to be signed by Stan Lee.
Regarding her cosplay beginnings, Vicky Vic wrote on her Tumblr, "In 2010 I was just a bit of a confused teenager in university with free time and I stumbled into cosplay."
"I fell in love with cosplay and the faces of people when they recognized what the cosplay is from and how excited they become. This is what keeps me going," she said.
Karl Urban Says a Dredd TV Series Could Happen
Dredd star Karl Urban has provided new hope for fans of the film who've been vocal in their support for a sequel since its release in 2012.
According to Comic Book Resources, during a panel at the Calgary Comic and Entertainment Expo this past weekend, Urban said "conversations are happening" about a potential Dredd series at either Netflix of Amazon. Just last week, the actor tweeted he'd be willing to reprise his role as Judge Dredd.