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Pawel Wojs, Game Director for the Total War series, recently addressed fan concerns in a blog post about the upcoming game. This comes at a time when many gamers are asking developers to avoid announcing games too far in advance. However, Creative Assembly seems to be doing just that, openly admitting the game is in very early stages of development – likely years away from release. Wojs acknowledges this is earlier than they’ve ever discussed a game publicly, and asks for patience as the team works out the details. While the team wants to involve fans in the development process, it remains to be seen if fans will be willing to wait for the finished product.

We’ve previously discussed how D4 released a PC version of this game, originally made for the PC-6001mkII in Japan. While the PC-8801 came out in late 1981, it was more powerful than the PC-6001mkII, which was an upgraded version of the earlier, more affordable PC-6001 released in 1983.

Exotic, 62, posted a picture of himself wearing a Santa hat and asked his followers for financial help. He explained that he hasn’t received any money from Netflix, claiming they used his videos from YouTube without permission and after he was wrongly imprisoned. He stated this is the eighth Christmas he’s spent in jail, believing the system is corrupt.

We want to share more details about our current projects and the reasons behind them. This is a new approach for us when it comes to discussing the initial stages of game development, but we’re thrilled to have you join us as we move forward, he explained.

Over time, the 3DS built up an impressive library of games, not just from Nintendo, but from many other developers too. These games were the reason I felt good about buying the system early on, and they kept me playing it for years until it was finally discontinued. If you wanted a console with lots of great games you could play again and again, both at home and while traveling, the 3DS was a perfect choice.

Just wanted to let you all know that Octopath Traveler 0 is out today, and it’s officially Steam Deck Verified! I’ve already been playing it on the Deck and wrote up my thoughts on how it runs. If you want a deeper dive, I also did a full comparison of how it plays across all consoles and PC. Square Enix just dropped a cool live-action launch trailer and a behind-the-scenes video, which you can check out below!

Amazon announced a new program called Amazon Now in a blog post on Monday. They’re testing it in select areas of Seattle and Philadelphia, promising delivery of thousands of everyday items and groceries – including fresh produce – in under 30 minutes.

Even if you’re new to the original Five Nights at Freddy’s games, it’s clear that the second installment respects its roots and aims to please fans who have been with the series for a long time.

Fans of Deus Ex will enjoy Mankind Divided’s immersive sci-fi story, and those seeking a fantastical experience can dive into Bo: Path of the Teal Lotus, a beautifully hand-drawn adventure rooted in Japanese legends. Bo: Path of the Teal Lotus has improved significantly since its release with a recent major update, making now a perfect time to check it out.

Shuten Order was first available digitally on Switch and PC. It recently received an upgrade for the Switch 2, and now both the original Switch version and the Switch 2 Edition will be getting physical releases. The Switch 2 Edition will cost $59.99, which is $10 more than the standard Switch version. In Europe, only the Switch 2 Edition will be available as a physical copy. You can see the game’s box art below.