The new entry from KOEI TECMO, and Team Ninja “Nioh” has a very awesome perk for its players before being released. As of today you can download the demo of Nioh in the Playstation store, and not just play it, but gain free DLC for completing the demo. After completing it, players will recieve the “Mark of the Conqueror DLC,” which will contain “exclusive in-game content” when it actually launches. The only catch of all of this is that you only have until May 7th to snag it. You can click the link below to access the demo right now or simply log into the PS Store on your PS4 console.
For anyone who can not wait till next for Battleborne, you can pre-load the beta today, and on other platforms next week (sorry PC, and Xbox One Players) PS4 players can begin the beta tomorrow, and for participating you will receive Battleborn’s first DLC pack. Xbox One and PC players will have to wait until Wednesday, April 13. Sorry guys, but all progress made in the beta will not transfer over to thee full game. Battleborn will be releasing May 3, so you better get some practice in if you want to take on the competition. Download link for the PS4 beta is posted below, be sure to check out the video below for a taste of Battleborn. https://store.playstation.com/#!/en-us/games/battleborn-open-beta/cid=UP1001-CUSA04235_00-BATTLEBORN000001
Big news hit for Resident Evil fans today. Originally set to release This May, Umbrella Corps was just delayed last minute and is now rescheduled to be released June 21st. Sad, I know. The reason behind the delay was “so the team can spend some extra time optimizing the game.” Let’s hope that is the real reason, because I bet all of the RE fans want to get their RE fix as soon as possible. On the brighter side Capcom has given us a first look at the new “Customization” aspect of Umbrella Corps in the Video Below.
The battleground between humans and titans is headed to the US. The Attack on Titan game will be released on August 30, 2016. You can buy a physical copy for the Xbox One and PlayStation 4, and digital releases will be available for PlayStation 3, Steam, and PS Vita. The plot of the game has yet to be revealed, but it will most likely focus around the events and key characters of the first season of the anime. Get your titan gear ready and expect the game to be about as gruesome as the anime because the game is rated “M” for Mature.
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