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free, easy, and × remind me next week never remind me Subscribe to the new ANN Newsletter • Wake up every Sunday to a curated list of ANN's most interesting posts of the week. read more This Week in Games May 14th 2021 Hey hey! Welcome back to This Week in Games. It's a little bit of a light news week, which is probably for the best because, as you read this, I'll be in the hospital undergoing surgery. Nothing too major, and I should be back home for the weekend, but surgery is still not very fun in general! At least I have a bunch of Switch and PS4 games to keep me happy while I'...

Image via RGG Studios A new batch of screenshots and brand new story details for Lost Judgment released today. And judging from its main premise, the title is setting out to weave an even darker tale of murder, intrigue, and revenge. The game starts with Saori Shirosaki, an attorney in charge of the defense council for a client named Akihiro Ehara. Ehara has been accused of molesting his victim onboard a train. The video repeatedly resurfaces through the media, causing public outcry and a demand for severe punishment. As he’s being convicted in a “fair trial,” Ehara suddenly stands and ...

Lost Judgment, the action-based sequel to  Judgment. Street fighting detective Takayuki Yagami and his ex-yakuza partner Masaharu Kaito return to investigate a mysterious murder where the perpetrator seems to have the perfect alibi. The game will be heading to PS4 and PS5 this September in a simultaneous worldwide release. Square Enix published a “final”  Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade trailer ahead of launch. Tucked away in the trailer was a statement revealing that the upcoming title is exclusive to the PlayStation 5 for “at least six months” before it appears on “any oth...

Sega Sammy Holdings released its public earnings report for the fiscal year ending 2021, citing strong sales of Sonic and Persona games.

Sega Sammy had a challenging 2020, and the publisher's year-end financial report, released today, reflects that. For the year ended March 31, Sega Sammy reported revenues down 24.2% to ¥278 billion ($2.53 billion), with net income down 91% year-over-year to ¥1.27 billion ($12 million). The publisher's video gaming business saw revenues dip 12% to ¥219 billion ($1.99 billion), but it was the only part of the company to turn a profit, posting segment income up 72% to ¥27.9 billion ($250 million). The company's pachinko and resorts revenues were down 51% and 40%, respectively, hurt by pandem...