World of Final Fantasy launches October 25, E3 2016 trailer

It Look’s So Awesome

World of Final Fantasy will launch for PlayStation 4 and PS Vita on October 25 in North America, October 27 in Japan, and October 28 in Europe, Square Enix announced.
Pre-orders and day one copies of the game will include Sephiroth from Final Fantasy VII as a summon.
A newly released English-language trailer offers our latest look of the game, featuring Final Fantasy monsters and heroes and expanding upon the Final Fantasy universe for a new generation of players, while also providing nostalgia for long-time players.

Here’s an overview of the game, via Square Enix:

  • In World of Final Fantasy, players lead a pair of twins, Reynn and Lann, through the land of Grymoire on a search to rediscover their lost memories. Throughout their adventure, players will collect, raise and battle adorable beings of classic Final Fnatasy lore, including cactuar, chocobo® and behemoth, to create customizable, strategic tower combinations to take on the most challenging of opponents.

Allison Road Cancelled

Cancelled

Yet another horror game dies mid production. Lilith Ltd announced on Twitter that the production of Allison Road has been cancelled.  The “spiritual successor” of Kojima’s P.T., Allison Road gave fans hope of seeing another survival horror come to fruition.  As of yet, we are not sure why the game was cancelled but a statement should be released within the next few days.

Allison Road had its initial launch on Kickstarter, but ended the campaign when Team 17 picked up the publishing rights.  The plot of Allison Road follows the protagonist (you) who wakes up one day without any recollection of what happened.  You have five nights to discover the whereabouts of your family, learn the mysteries of the house, and face dark entities residing in the house.

I was excited to see another survival horror game, especially since P.T. still gives me the chills every time I play it, but it looks like we’ll have to see if someone else will pick up the torch.

Review: Battlesouls

Battlesouls: New Moba ideas
by Dark_Laharl
 I didn’t know what to expect when I first heard about Battlesouls.  I knew it was a MOBA but had no idea how it played. I decided to try the beta and was less than impressed; but I also wasn’t disappointed.
Gameplay/Controls
The controls are standard; walk with the W, A, S, and D keys on your keyboard and activate your abilities with a mouse click.  You can also switch your characters with 1, 2, and 3 number keys; no complaints here.
The gameplay is where my gripes start.  It takes too long for what it is. The game I played has an inhibitor to be captured before you attack the enemy crystals but the crystals have too much health.  If your team is not attacking it takes forever to destroy one crystal. While you are attacking, the enemy can easily capture the inhibitor and stop your attack.  The re-spawn time seems to get higher (at least, it feels like does) each time making it more difficult to go back and help complete the mission.  The entire match just feels long and tedious.
Battlesouls does bring something I have not seen to the MOBA genre: the ability to choose 3 heroes at once that you can switch on the fly.  You can start as a melee character, then switch over to a ranged, then a magic user. Every hero has a unique passive ability when you first switch to them and they also have two active-able abilities.  The game has a 3rd person style so the melee characters feel awkward to play as they slash in front of them. Aiming the melee also feels odd, but that is nothing new since I feel like all 3rd person games have weird melee mechanics.

Graphics
The graphics of Battlesouls reminds me of Team Fortress 2.  It’s cartoony and minimalistic which isn’t a bad thing; it sets the game apart from other games in the MOBA genre.

Verdict
Battlesouls
is not a horrible game; it’s just not my cup of tea. I can see it improving but it depends on the direction the developers take it.  The game is free to play with in-app purchases.  I didn’t venture too much about finding out what they sell but I know I wouldn’t bother buying it, especially if it is the heroes or skins.  Don’t dismiss it until you try it, but personally, I will play other games for now.

eShop Capcom Spring Sale

Wii U:

  • Resident Evil: Revelations$39.99 $9.99
  • Dungeons and Dragons: Chronicles of Mystara$14.99 $5.99
  • DuckTales: Remastered$14.99 $5.10
  • Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate$39.99 $13.59

3DS:

  • Mega Man Legacy Collection$14.99 $9.99
  • Super Street Fighter IV: 3D Edition$19.99 $4.99
  • Resident Evil: Revelations$19.99 $4.99
  • Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate$19.99 $13.99
  • Resident Evil: The Mercenaries 3D$19.99 $4.99

Playstation Store (PS+ Specials, Deep Silver Sale)


Deep Silver Sale (Sale Price, PS+ Price)
PlayStation 4

  • Dirt Rally – $50.99, $44.99
  • Metro 2033 Redux – $7.99, $5.99
  • Metro: Last Light Redux – $7.99, $5.99
  • Metro Redux – $11.99, $8.99
  • Risen 3: Enhanced Edition – $13.99, $9.99
  • Saints Row: Gat Out of Hell – $7.49, $5.99
  • Saints Row/Metro Double Pack – $21.99, $16.49
  • Saints Row Re-Elected & Gat Out of Hell – $14.99, $11.99
  • This War of Mine: The Little Ones – $22.49, $19.49

PlayStation 3

  • Saints Row: Gat Out of Hell – $7.49, $5.99
  • Saints Row IV – $7.99, $5.99
  • Saints Row IV National Treasure Edition – $13.49, $7.49

PS2 Games on PS4 PlayStation Plus Specials

  • Arc the Lad: Twilight of the Spirits – $7.49
  • Bully – $8.99
  • Dark Cloud – $7.49
  • Dark Cloud 2 – $7.49
  • Fantavision – $4.99
  • Grand Theft Auto III – $8.99
  • Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas – $8.99
  • Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – $17.49
  • Grand Theft Auto: Vice City – $8.99
  • Manhunt – $8.99
  • Max Payne – $8.99
  • Okage: Shadow King – $6.99
  • PaRappa the Rapper 2 – $4.99
  • Rogue Galaxy – $7.49
  • Star Wars Bounty Hunter – $4.99
  • Star Wars: Jedi Starfighter – $4.99
  • Star Wars: Racer Revenge – $4.99
  • Twisted Metal: Black – $4.99
  • War of the Monsters – $4.99

PlayStation Plus Deals

  • Oxenfree (PS4) – $14.99
  • Oxenfree Bundle: Game + Dynamic Theme (PS4) – $16.49
  • Oxenfree Bundle: Game + Dynamic Theme + Avatars (PS4) – $17.99
  • Primal (PS4) – $7.49
  • There Came an Echo (PS4) – $13.49
  • There Came an Echo Dynamic Theme Bundle (PS4) – $14.39

Other Deals (Sale Price, PS+ Price)

  • Abyss Odyssey: Extended Dream Edition (PS4) – $7.49
  • Battlefield Hardline ‘Getaway’ DLC (PS4) – Free
  • Battlefield Hardline ‘Getaway’ DLC (PS3) – Free
  • Call of Duty: Black Ops with First Strike (PS3) – $29.59
  • Call of Duty: Ghosts Gold Edition (PS3) – $29.69
  • DJMAX Portable 3 (PSP; PS Vita) – $19.99, $9.99
  • Dragon’s Crown (PS3) – $14.99
  • Dragon’s Crown (PS Vita) – $14.99
  • escapeVektor (PS Vita) – $3.49, $2.09
  • God Mode (PS3) – $2.99
  • Golden Axe (PS3) – $2.99
  • Grand Theft Auto V (PS3) – $25.99
  • Grand Theft Auto V & Great White Shark Cash Card Bundle (PS3) – $29.57
  • Pang Adventures (PS4) – $6.99
  • Score Rush Extended (PS4) – $9.59, $8.39
  • SEGA Vintage Collection: Alex Kidd & Co. (PS3) – $4.99
  • SEGA Vintage Collection: Monster World (PS3) – $4.99
  • Shin Megami Tensei: Persona (PSP; PS Vita) – $14.99
  • Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 2: Innocent Sin (PSP; PS Vita) – $14.99
  • Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 3 Portable (PSP; PS Vita) – $14.99
  • Sonic Generations (PS3) – $19.79
  • Sonic Unleashed (PS3) – $9.99
  • Space Channel 5 Part 2 (PS3) – $2.99
  • The Cursed Crusade (PS3) – $2.99
  • The Sun and Moon (PS4, PS Vita) – $8.49, $6.69
  • The Witcher 3 Geralt vs Monsters Theme (PS4) – Free
  • Three Fourths Home: Extended Edition (PS4, PS Vita) – $3.99, $2.99
  • Trine 2 (PS3) – $2.99