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- The 7 biggest announcements from Square Enix’s E3 2019 press conference
- Watch the first trailer for Square Enix’s Avengers game, coming on May 15th, 2020
- Final Fantasy VIII is finally getting a remaster
- Final Fantasy VII Remake’s new trailer shows off combat, Tifa, and Sephiroth
- Facebook plans to unveil new Portal hardware this year
- AMD blows minds with a 16-core 7nm gaming CPU that works like any other Ryzen
- AMD’s Radeon 5700 XT wants to put a dent in the world like the dent in its chassis
- Microsoft now allows Xbox players to pick any gamertag they want
- Microsoft ends Xbox backward compatibility, but Project Scarlett will run Xbox One games
- WarnerMedia greenlights Dune TV series with director Denis Villeneuve
| The 7 biggest announcements from Square Enix’s E3 2019 press conference Posted: 10 Jun 2019 07:45 PM PDT  After a disappointing showing last year, tonight at E3 Square Enix had a lot to show off. Top of the list were two long-awaited, somewhat mysterious games: Final Fantasy VII Remake and Avengers. We now have release dates for both, and trailers that show off how they'll really play. Additionally, Final Fantasy VIII is finally getting some love, while the franchise's music is now readily available on streaming platforms. Here's everything you may have missed. A big new Final Fantasy VII Remake trailerSquare Enix spoiled the news of Final Fantasy VII Remake's March release date last night, but today we got a better look at the game itself via a trailer. It includes a lot detail on how the more action-oriented combat will work, but more... |
| Watch the first trailer for Square Enix’s Avengers game, coming on May 15th, 2020 Posted: 10 Jun 2019 07:23 PM PDT  Square Enix's Avengers game finally has a trailer, revealed this evening during the publisher's E3 2019 press conference. The game was first announced two and a half years ago, when Marvel Entertainment revealed it was working with Square Enix and its studios Eidos Montréal (Deus Ex) and Crystal Dynamics, the developer behind the Tomb Raider reboot. News about the title has been sparse in the years since, but tonight we got our first look the superhero game and a lot more details. Notably, the character models for the Avengers are drastically different than their Marvel Cinematic Universe counterparts. So no Robert Downey Jr. as Tony Stark or Chris Evans as Captain America. Instead, Crystal Dynamics has created custom looks for each... |
| Final Fantasy VIII is finally getting a remaster Posted: 10 Jun 2019 07:12 PM PDT  A remastered version of Final Fantasy VIII is heading to Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and Steam later this year. The news was announced today during Square Enix's E3 press conference. Originally released in 1999, Final Fantasy VIII follows a group of students at an elite military school. They group soon becomes wrapped up in a great conflict with a sorceress trying to compress time. Although Square Enix has released nearly all of its other main series Final Fantasy games for the Switch, Final Fantasy VIII has long been absent. A release date for the remaster has not yet been announced. |
| Final Fantasy VII Remake’s new trailer shows off combat, Tifa, and Sephiroth Posted: 10 Jun 2019 06:23 PM PDT  Final Fantasy VII Remake will feature a completely revamped, dynamic battle system. Square Enix showed its most detailed look yet at the game's combat during its E3 2019 press conference; viewers also got a first look at beloved characters Tifa and Sephiroth. The remake will include a battle system that's a hybrid of real-time action and strategy-based combat, similar in seems to Kingdom Hearts and the most recent Final Fantasy entry. In tactical mode, time slows to a crawl so players can choose commands like limit breaks or magic attacks in the spirit of the turn-based original. As players build their focus gage, they can also stagger enemies and deal extra damage. Although we've yet to see gameplay beyond Midgar, where the original... |
| Facebook plans to unveil new Portal hardware this year Posted: 10 Jun 2019 06:23 PM PDT  New versions of the Facebook Portal, the social media company's video-calling smart speaker that launched in November 2018, are coming this fall. Andrew "Boz" Bosworth, Facebook's vice president of AR/VR, told The Verge's Casey Newton at Recode's CodeCon the company has "lot more that we're going to unveil later in this fall," related to Portal, including "new form factors that we're going to be shipping." It's unclear what those new form factors look like, but TechCrunch speculated this could be the "Ripley" device that's appeared in Portal firmware repositories. A report from Cheddar further suggested that "Ripley" would allow customers to attach a camera to the top of their television sets and bypass needing a device dedicated to... |
| AMD blows minds with a 16-core 7nm gaming CPU that works like any other Ryzen Posted: 10 Jun 2019 05:00 PM PDT  "I don't think there's any reason people would buy an Intel processor after we do this," says AMD's Travis Kirsch. It's not the first time during my weekend in Los Angeles that I've heard such hubris, but I'm starting to wonder if it's deserved. Because AMD is about to release a wave of 3rd gen Ryzen desktop CPUs that — on paper — sound like they might trounce Intel for the first time in years. At AMD's Next Horizon Gaming Event, on the outskirts of the E3 2019 gaming show, Kirsch isn't even referring to the just-announced 16-core, 32-thread $750 Ryzen 9 3950X processor, which — with its 3.5GHz base clock, 4.7GHz boost clock, a tremendous 72MB of cache and an unheard-of 105W TDP for that many cores — sounds like it could give AMD's own 3... |
| AMD’s Radeon 5700 XT wants to put a dent in the world like the dent in its chassis Posted: 10 Jun 2019 05:00 PM PDT  I've got good news and bad news about AMD's new graphics cards — the just-announced Navi-based Radeon RX 5700 and 5700 XT. If you're an AMD fan hoping that this will be the moment in history when the company finally pulls ahead of Nvidia with a high-end video card — like it may be doing against Intel with desktop CPUs — this isn't that moment. Despite its new Navi architecture, which offers 1.25x the performance per clock and 1.5x performance per watt, these aren't even as high-end as AMD's existing (and complicated) 13.8 TFLOP Radeon VII GPU. At up to 9.75 TFLOPs and 7.95 TFLOPs of raw computing power respectively, and with 8GB of GDDR6 memory instead of 16GB of HBM2, the 5700-series isn't a world-beater. But these two new... |
| Microsoft now allows Xbox players to pick any gamertag they want Posted: 10 Jun 2019 04:55 PM PDT  Microsoft is expanding its Xbox gamertag system to allow players to pick any name they want. The software maker is using a similar system to what is used on Steam, Discord, or Battle.net, and it will mean Xbox Live gamertags will include a # number after them if they've already been taken. The entire structure is changing today, and up to 12 characters can be used for the new gamertag system. If you prefer your existing gamertag then you don't need to change it, and you won't get a number added to the end of your name. If you do decide to switch the first change will be free, and $9.99 thereafter. You can change your Xbox gamertag right here. Microsoft is also expanding the gamertag system to support more character... |
| Microsoft ends Xbox backward compatibility, but Project Scarlett will run Xbox One games Posted: 10 Jun 2019 04:23 PM PDT  Microsoft is winding down new additions to its Xbox backward compatibility catalog. After adding more than 600 Xbox and Xbox 360 games to the list, the team is now focusing on Microsoft's next-generation Project Scarlett console. "We have now shifted our focus to help make the games you love playing on Xbox One compatible with future Xbox hardware," says Jason Ronald, partner director of the Xbox platform. "After this week, we have no plans to add additional Original Xbox or Xbox 360 titles to the catalog on Xbox One."
Microsoft is now committing... |
| WarnerMedia greenlights Dune TV series with director Denis Villeneuve Posted: 10 Jun 2019 03:56 PM PDT  WarnerMedia's upcoming streaming service has given the go-ahead to produce a series based on Frank Herbert's Dune novels, according to a report in Variety. The series, Dune: The Sisterhood, "is told through the eyes of a mysterious order of women known as the Bene Gesserit. Given extraordinary abilities by their mastery of the body and the mind, the Bene Gesserit expertly weave through the feudal politics and intrigue of The Imperium, pursuing plans of their own that will ultimately lead them to the enigmatic planet Arrakis, known to its inhabitants as Dune." Film director Denis Villeneuve (The Arrival, Blade Runner 2049) will direct the pilot episode and co-produce the series. "The Bene Gesserit have always been fascinating to me,"... |
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