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Final Fantasy 7 Remake series director says story wasn’t influenced by player reactions, didn’t want to turn it into his “own personal fan project”
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Final Fantasy 7 Remake series director says story wasn’t influenced by player reactions, didn’t want to turn it into his “own personal fan project”

Final Fantasy 7 Remake series director Naoki Hamaguchi has spoken more about the game and the story as the series gears up for its conclusion next year. One of the big takeaways is that the team had a set story in mind and didn’t let reactions alter their plans. There was time between the launches of Final Fantasy 7 Remake,... The post Final Fantasy 7 Remake series director says story wasn’t influenced by player reactions, didn’t want to turn it into his “own personal fan

"System Shock and Deus Ex, they were RPGs. People called them RPGs": Gloomwood's publisher isn't too keen on using the term immersive sim despite it being one
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"System Shock and Deus Ex, they were RPGs. People called them RPGs": Gloomwood's publisher isn't too keen on using the term immersive sim despite it being one

You know, I think at this point in my life there is a non-zero chance I will die before anyone is able to settle comfortably on what defines an immersive sim. I'm not going to even try to! The idea is too annoying and I'm sure someone will disagree with some aspect of it. And if you ask New Blood boss Dave Oshry, when it comes to trying to flog an immersive sim, it's probably best to not even refer to it as one. Read more

HELENA : Cloud District is a megastructure photography game laser targeted at my interests, and it's out next week
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HELENA : Cloud District is a megastructure photography game laser targeted at my interests, and it's out next week

Yes, I'm doing it, I'm writing about a megastructure game for the second time this week because come on, HELENA : Cloud District just looks stunning, don't it? Admittedly there's a chance you've not heard of it, that be the way of things in this algorithmically dominated world, but allow me to tell you about its big, scary world and the strange camera you're equipped with to capture all the sights it holds. Read more

PS5's Release Schedule Is Insane Next Week, and It's Just Added Another Must-Play
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PS5's Release Schedule Is Insane Next Week, and It's Just Added Another Must-Play

How about a survival horror RPG?Putting together next week’s PS5 releases, I was utterly flabbergasted by the number of truly great games on the way.But not long after I completed my guide, Devolver Digital added another title to the list: the acclaimed survival horror and RPG mash-up Look Outside which is launching on 30th October.Read the full article on pushsquare.com

Paralives' first major update slips to next year, but when it comes you can expect some pretty meaty improvements for all of its main features
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Paralives' first major update slips to next year, but when it comes you can expect some pretty meaty improvements for all of its main features

Since launch back in May of this year, life sim Paralives appears to have been trucking along nicely, with the dev team offering up fairly regular updates with all sorts of tweaks big and small. Certainly confidence-inspiring for an early access game, especially one as systems-driven as it is. And now, the Paralives team have outlined their plans for the game's first major update, which seem very catered to improving the core experience. Read more

Sony's New Walkman Is a Real Status Symbol, with a $6,000 Price Point to Match
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Sony's New Walkman Is a Real Status Symbol, with a $6,000 Price Point to Match

Sound good?Aside from PlayStation, it’s probably fair to say the Walkman is Sony’s most iconic product.The portable music player has declined in importance as the world has embraced smartphones, but the Japanese giant does continue to manufacture them for legacy purposes.Read the full article on pushsquare.com

I've got egg on my face because Steam's Personal Calendar feature has apparently been a test this whole time and is only now actually a fully fledged component
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I've got egg on my face because Steam's Personal Calendar feature has apparently been a test this whole time and is only now actually a fully fledged component

I'll be honest folks: I didn't know that Steam's Personal Calendar feature was still technically in testing. I've been using it here and there to keep track of what's come out recently or what's coming out imminently, and have generally found it to be fairly reflective of the kinds of games I was interested in. It just worked! Yet lo and behold, a post from Valve went out yesterday announcing that the feature has launched out of Steam Labs "and is considered a full feature of the Steam Store."