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Rise of the Ronin, the latest action-RPG from Team Ninja, is available for only $30 at Amazon and Walmart. The $40 discount is part of Walmart’s Black Friday Sale, and Amazon, as it usually does, is matching the offer. But heads up: Amazon is estimating orders placed now to arrive in… February 2025. So, yeah, you might want to buy it at Walmart instead.

Rise of the Ronin is a fast-paced acti…

Capcom employees in Osaka are back in their offices despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic that has claimed nearly 8,500 lives in the region, according to a Business Journal report.

As translated by Kotaku, the Osaka-based company said it is abandoning remote work due to an inability to secure its data, as evidenced last year when Capcom suffered a massive breach.

“We are abandoning the remote network for the time being, and it was decided there is no choice but to come to work,” Capcom said. This has resulted in anxiety inside Capcom.

As a result of last year’s detrimental data breach and Capcom’s inability to secure external networks employees used in their home setups, the company has “forced employees” to return to work. Capcom noted, however, that work hours hav…

Resurrected from Advanced D&D in the late ’80s, Wizards of the Coast announced the new Dungeons & Dragons book Spelljammer, which hits stores this summer. The latest sourcebook is actually a set of three hardcover books in a slipcase, making this feel like a grandiose adventure, and this was announced during the very first D&D Direct.

Arriving on August 16, this is more than just a new book. It’s a new setting, new adventures, new monsters, and new character options–a major update from the Advanced D&D version from the late ’80s. D&D is essentially dropping a whole new game based on the d20 system for $70. And you all get to go to space, which is pretty dang exciting for longtime players. Check out some of the images and alternate covers fo…

Square Enix has shared the opening cinematic for the Nier Replicant remaster, which is scheduled to arrive in just a few months. The trailer is a shot-for-shot remake of the original opening cinematic, complete with newly recorded music and voice acting, and it also points to a slight change in some of the art direction.

In the cinematic, we’re given a cursory overview of some of the game’s characters, including fan-favorites Kaine and Emil–the latter also appeared in Nier: Automata, which is a sequel that largely followed new characters. The whole thing is backed by Keiichi Okabe’s mesmerizing soundtrack. Okabe is a longtime collaborator with series director Yoko Taro, also composing music for Nier Automata, Drakengard 3, and the mobile Nier Reincarnation. Come from

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