[Editor’s note: Newsarama spoke with Dark Horse’s Mike Richardson about the following and other topics last week before allegations about longtime editor Scott Allie resurfaced. Dark Horse Comics subsequently issued a statement on that topic that can be read here (opens in new tab).] In a world where DC has …
Read More »Ex-DC publisher Dan DiDio talks about his feelings the day he left and what he considers his highs and lows
Long-time DC co-publisher Dan DiDio’s 18-year career with the comic book company ended surprisingly last February, just a few weeks before the rug was pulled out from under the Direct Market comic book industry due to coronavirus. In a three-part conversation – his first print interview since his DC exit …
Read More »Ooblets will be so much more than the indie Pokemon youre expecting
You might think you know Ooblets, but apparently we don’t. There is so much of this creature collecting Animal Crossing, Stardew Valley and Pokemon hybrid that feels wholesome and familiar that you’d be forgiven for thinking you should know exactly what to expect. “It’ll be helpful if people are familiar …
Read More »John Malkovich and Ben Schwartz take us on a slight detour
This world feels a little surreal right now. While some countries are gradually easing out of lockdown, many people are still spending the majority of their free time at home. Netflix has been a form of salvation – hours of content ready to keep subscribers entertained. And, thankfully, the streaming …
Read More »Ghost of Tsushimas samurai rabbit roots, fox petting, and commitment to authenticity
Key Info (Image credit: SuckerPunch/Sony) Game Ghost of Tsushima Developer Sucker Punch Publisher Sony Platforms PS4 Release 17 July 2020 “The game is a love letter to the samurai genre,” says Nate Fox, creative director for Ghost of Tsushima (opens in new tab), an open-world adventure set in feudal Japan that is poised to become …
Read More »Predator: Hunting Grounds developer Illfonic on the rewards and challenges of working with a beloved cinematic property
When you think about it, all video games are premised on the sport of the hunt. You’re not necessarily hunting people, of course, but there’s always something to track down, target, or conquer, be it a rare bug in Animal Crossing: New Horizons (opens in new tab) or the next …
Read More »Call of Duty pros explain why spawns are the most important thing to improve for the next game
While we don’t know the specifics about Call of Duty 2020 (opens in new tab), what we do know is that Treyarch is developing it. The studio’s track record, particularly when it comes to the competitive elements, is particularly solid, so this news is quite the boon to Call of …
Read More »Getting Nierer with Yoko Taro and Naoki Yoshida as they talk all things YoRHa: Dark Apocalypse
Save up to 49% on Official PlayStation Magazine subscriptions (Image credit: Future) This feature first appeared in Official PlayStation Magazine. Get the latest in PlayStation on doorstep early and for a better price! Subscribe to OPM here (opens in new tab). Crossovers aren’t unusual for Final Fantasy 14 (opens in …
Read More »“Perspective is the core concept”: In conversation with Pillow Castle Games ahead of Superliminals PS4 release
There ought to be a separate genre for games that strike gold with a single idea. You know the ones I’m talking about. Fez, Superhot (opens in new tab), Braid; the kind of experiences usually endemic to the indie scene that can so often leave more of a lasting impact …
Read More »“We created something exceptional”: Remedy reflects on Control, our 2019 Game of the Year
Remedy Entertainment unleashed what is arguably its best game to date this year. Control (opens in new tab) is a succinct and surrealist experience that didn’t just capture our attention – it demanded it. The studio is known for delivering narrative-driven action spectacles in the likes of Max Payne, Alan …
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