Mortal Kombat X will be available in four different special editions of varying desirability when the game launches on April 14, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment has announced. The headline set is the Kollector’s Edition by Coarse priced at £99.99 and will include:
Sony corporation has sold off Sony Online Entertainment to an investment firm. Sony’s MMO and online games studio, Sony Online Entertainment has been sold off to investment firm Columbus Nova. The studio will now operate independently under the new name “Daybreak Game Company.”
Dead Or Alive 5: Last Round, the new version of the successful fighting game developed by Team Ninja, has received its launch Japanese trailer today.
Dragon Ball Xenoverse, the new game based on the Dragon Ball series launching later this month in all regions on consoles and PC, has received a new commercial.
NetherRealm Studios and Warner Bros. Interactive recently confirmed yet another returning character for the upcoming Mortal Kombat X sequel. Ermac is slated to join the roster as one of the returning classic characters. So last week, NetherRealm Studios announced the return of two classic characters for the new game–Ermac and Reptile. I certainly was not expecting another returning character announcement for the game so soon after Reptile. It was definitely a welcome announcement. This is another great add for the game and the franchise. The recent reveal video for Ermac contains some very exciting, new footage.
The Xbox One version of Dying Light doesn’t render at full 1080p or run as smoothly as the PS4 version, according to pixel-counting experts Digital Foundry.