WWE 2K16 Is the Latest in Sony’s 12 Deals of Christmas

Sony's 12 Deals of Christmas is continuing, and at number four we've got WWE 2K16 for PS4.

Both the standard and the Digital Deluxe Edition are discounted for the next couple of days. Until 11:59pm GMT on December 8, the WWE 2K16 Standard Edition will be €42 / £33, and the Deluxe Edition will be €49 / £45.

In IGN's review of WWE 2K16, we said that "its feature set has taken a big step in the right direction," and that its "in-ring action exemplifies excellence in execution."

So far in the 12 Deals of Christmas we've had the likes of Mad Max and Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain.

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Minecraft Wii U Is Real, Coming This Month

Minecraft is coming to Wii U. Mojang announced the port on the front page of its website.

Perhaps most exciting is the announcement that the Wii U version of Minecraft will feature off-TV play, "so you can continue playing on the Gamepad." 4J Studios, the company behind the Xbox 360 version of the game, is handling the port.

The Wii U version of the game will release on December 17 for $30. The Wii U version will include six add-on content packs, as well as a "Festive mash-up just in time for the holidays." Additionally, 16 more packs will be available in the eShop when the game launches.

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EA: Battlefront ‘May Not Have the Depth’ Hardcore Gamers Want

Electronic Arts' CFO Blake Jorgensen has acknowledged that Star Wars Battlefront "may not have the depth" experienced players want in the sci-fi shooter.

Talking at the Nasdaq Investor Conference in Europe, Jorgensen said that the game was intentionally designed to be accessible for those new to first-person shooter games, or kids wanting to play with their parents.

"Star Wars Battlefront is a first-person shooter, but it is

the only teen-rated first-person shooters," said Jorgensen. "We had designed it to be a much more accessible product to a wide age group.

"So, an 8-year-old could play with his father on the couch, as well as a teenager or 20-year-old could play the game and enjoy it. It is more accessible.

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This Is Why the Final Fantasy 7 Remake Is In Multiple Parts

Final Fantasy VII Remake producer Yoshinori Kitase and director Tetsuya Nomura have shared more details about Final Fantasy VII Remake, including why the game will release in multiple parts.

In interviews published by Famitsu and Dengeki Online (via Gematsu), the duo confirmed that the game will officially be called Final Fantasy VII Remake to assure players that the game is not merely a sequel or spin-off.

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No Crossplay for Rocket League on Xbox One

Developer Psyonix has confirmed via Twitter that the upcoming Xbox One version of Rocket League will not feature cross-platform play. Unlike PC and PS4 Rocket League players, Xbox One players will be only able to play against other Xbox One players.

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No Crossplay for Rocket League on Xbox One

Developer Psyonix has confirmed via Twitter that the upcoming Xbox One version of Rocket League will not feature cross-platform play. Unlike PC and PS4 Rocket League players, Xbox One players will be only able to play against other Xbox One players.

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Final Fantasy 7 Remake Will Be a Multi-Part Series

Square Enix has announced that Final Fantasy VII Remake will be released in multiple parts.

According to Square, Final Fantasy VII Remake will be "told across a multi-part series, with each entry providing its own unique experience."

No additional details were provided, including any kind of price or release timing for part one.

The Final Fantasy VII remake was first announced at E3 and we recently heard the original composer won't be involved.

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