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Monday, March 01, 2021 The start of a new month means Sony has announced the new PlayStation Now games for the month. Starting from tomorrow, March 2, PS Now subscribers can get their hands on World War Z, Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown, inFamous: Second Son, and Superhot. The catch is only two of these are permanent additions to the service. World War Z is the closest PlayStation players have come to Left 4 Dead on their consoles. The film adaptation pits a group of survivors in a fight for survival against hordes of zombies in a variety of situations around the world. Weapons, traps, and th...

PlayStation Now is getting new games for March, including World War Z and Infamous: Second Son.

Some History About ILCA, The Japanese Studio Working On The Pokémon Diamond And Pearl Remakes During the Pokémon Presents broadcast this week, The Pokémon Company announced remakes of the Nintendo DS games, Pokémon Diamond and Pearl. While Game Freak normally handles games like this, right now, it's busy with the open-world prequel This leaves the release of Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl in 2021 in the hands of a Japanese studio called ILCA. Game Freak's Junichi Masuda will oversee the project as a director, alongside ILCA's Yuichi Ueda. If you're not familiar with this...

Among the industry's major publishers, Bandai Namco may be the most inconsistent in terms of the critical reception of its games -- if not across its entire history, then certainly in the last few years. If you exclude re-releases and remasters of older titles, the last Bandai Namco product to reach a Metacritic average of 80 was Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown in January 2019. If you narrow that to its more Western-facing games, the track record is patchier still, with its biggest critical success of the last three years being Digixart's 11-11: Memories Retold, which got a Metacritic average of...

Meet The Self-Trained Composer Funky-fying Final Fantasy Music Alex Moukala is trying to popularize video game music by putting a funky twist on his favorite songs. You may have seen his videos floating around social media, relatively short snippets of him jamming out to groovy remixes of songs like Final Fantasy VII's "One-Winged Angel" by Nobuo Uematsu. What Alex Moukala is attempting to do, he explains on Twitter, is normalize video game music to make the sounds he grew up with and was inspired by more accessible to the masses. His process: take a popular video game track, split it in half...