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Capcom has revealed a new gameplay trailer for co-op dinosaur-murder action game Exoprimal, and it’s looking stranger than ever. We’ll get to experience how strange in a closed network test ahead of its 2023 launch. In a trailer shown at Capcom's 2022 summer showcase, we get hints at the game’s story, gameplay, and see many of the dinosaurs themselves. Suffice it to say, the upcoming PvPvE game is looking action-packed, and more than a little odd. The trailer also showed off a little more of the game’s PvP elements, showing how players will not just be taking on hordes of dinosaurs, but whole other teams of heavily armed and armored players. During the course of the trailer, we see raptors, triceratops, ankylosaur and T-Rex AI enemies – shots of raptors falling like rain from the sky continue to look truly bonkers. We also glimpse less natural forms of threat, with at least two forms of dinosaur firing projectiles from sacs on their backs. We also see a glimpse of a massive en...

Exoprimal is a full-price release, it prizes PvE over PvP, and no, it has absolutely nothing to do with Dino Crisis. Since its announcement , it has been unclear what form Exoprimal will take, and even if it will be a free-to-play live service game. Speaking to IGN, producer Ichiro Kiyokawa made clear this was not the case, saying "Exoprimal is not free-to-play; it's a full-priced release which will be available both on disc and digitally." In the spirit of putting speculation to bed, we also asked the game's creators whether the new Capcom dnosaur game has any connection with the old Capcom dinosaur game, Dino Crsisi. Director Takuro Hiraoka was very clear: "No, the game is its own unique thing and has no relationship to Dino Crisis." As for what Exoprimal is , Hiraoka was naturally more talkative, and was keen to show off how it differs from Capcom's fellow monster-bsttling multiplayer action series, Monster Hunter. "Our initial concept wa...

Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak, the "massive" expansion coming to the Switch and PC game, will get a demo tomorrow. We also learned about new maps and monsters – including the return of Monster Hunter 4's iconic Gore Magala. Announced at Capcom's Summer Showcase event, we learned that a demo for Sunbreak will arrive tomorrow, Tuesday June 14. It will include the returning jungle region, and monsters to slay such as a Great Izuchi, Malzeno, and Astalos. New silkbind attacks and the new skill switch swap will be available, and there are training quests for new players. The demo supports multiplayer for up to four players, and there's no limit to the number of times players can attempt quests. Alongside the demo, we learned about a number of returning monsters coming with the new expansion: Daimyo Hermitaur (first seen in Monster Hunter 2), Espinas (from Monster Hunter Frontier), and Gore Magala. The last on the list will be well-known to players of Monster Hunte...

The Capcom Showcase has arrived and revealed a ton of new details for games already revealed. While there weren't any new game announcements, we did finally learn about the long-awaited Resident Evil Village story DLC 'Shadows of Rose,' we saw gameplay of Resident Evil 4 Remake, and we saw more of Exoprimal and Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak. Oh, and we found out we will soon be able to play as Lady Dimitrescu in Resident Evil Village's Mercenaries mode! There was even more revealed during the show's 30-minute runtime, and this roundup will gather each announcement and trailer in one place to ensure you don't miss a thing. Resident Evil 4 Remake Gets New Gameplay Trailer, Appears To Confirm Major New Addition Resident Evil 4 Remake received a few more seconds of gameplay at the Capcom Showcase and it also may have revealed a major new addition to this updated version - the ability for Leon Kennedy to move while aiming his gun. We were also told the game w...

Classic original PlayStation games that are included in the PlayStation Plus Premium tier have been confirmed to run at 60hz in North America. According to VGC , North American subscribers of PlayStation Plus Premium have access to the NTSC versions of classic games, which run at 60hz, compared to the PAL ones, which only run at 50hz. The PAL versions of games are typically used in regions such as Europe and Australia, and they have slower fresh rates which result in lower framerates. Here are the current original PlayStation classic titles available in the Premium tier : Ape Escape Endochrome Hotshots Golf IQ Intelligent Qube Jumping Flash Mr Driller Oddworld Resident Evil Director's Cut Syphon Filter Tekken 2 Wild Arms Worms Armageddon Worms World Party The new PlayStation Plus launches today, June 13, in North America and will come to Europe on June 22. While it's now confirmed that North American users have the NTSC versions of classic games, Europe wi...

After two years of development alongside the community, and over 10 million players on Xbox Game Pass, Obsidian’s backyard survival game Grounded is finally getting a 1.0 release this September. 1.0 brings Grounded out of early access, as well as adds a number of major updates, including the introduction of a new part of the backyard (the upper yard), new armor and weapon recipes, new secrets, and a new boss: the Mantis. By far the most impactful of these updates is the completion of Grounded’s story about a group of kids shrunk to insect-size and forced to survive in a backyard full of much larger insects and other hazards. IGN spoke with game director Adam Brennecke, who’s been with Obsidian for 18 years now – almost since the studio’s inception. Having worked on a number of projects from Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic 2 as a programmer all the way to executive producer on Pillars of Eternity, by the time Deadfire was wrapping, he’d naturally had a lot of experience with...

As Dusk Falls, the first game from developer Interior/Night, has set a release date for July 19. Shown at Xbox's showcase today , it's a branching story-driven game that can be played solo or in co-op with up to eight players at a time. The developer described it as being written with the style of a prestige televison show, but with a unique painterly art style. As Dusk Falls was originally revealed by Microsoft in 2020, alongside the formation of Interior/Night as a new Xbox Game Studio led by Caroline Marchal, who was previously a lead game designer at Quantic Dream source https://www.ign.com/articles/as-dusk-falls-release-date-revealed