Dianrongxue

Nintendo has issued a copyright strike against a YouTube channel that reviews emulation handhelds.
The channel in question, Retro Game Corps, describes itself as offering “in-depth reviews and showcases” as well as “emulation setup guides”. One of its more recent videos has received a copyright strike from Nintendo, marking a second strike for the channel.
“My Wii U video was taken down and I received another copyright strike, even though this showcase video was no different than all of the tech demos and reviews I have made on this channel previously,” Retro Game Corps owner Russ wrote in a statement on YouTube (thanks, TimeExtension).
Russ is now considering filing a counterclaim as he believes the video “was for educational use, transformative in nature, and had no effect on the market”.

Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom Essential Tips for Beginners – How To Upgrade Swordfighter Form and More

…

Football Manager 25 will release globally on 26th November on PC, PS5, and Xbox. The Xbox and PC version will also once again be available via Xbox Game Pass.
Nintendo Switch’s Football Manager 25 Touch version is also on the way, but that will launch a little later on 3rd December. More information is promised “in the coming weeks”.

Football Manager 25 | The New Era | #FM25 Official Announce Trailer

…

Thronefall – a minimalist strategy game all about building up and then defending your own little kingdom – is set to leave Steam early access next month.
In addition, Thronefall developer GrizzlyGames has announced a Switch version is also set to arrive in October.
In a press release detailing today’s announcement, GrizzlyGames said Thronefall had already sold just under 1m copies since its Steam early access release last August, and boasts a further 565,000 wishlists on Valve’s platform.

Thronefall Full Release (Trailer) – October 11th, 2024

…

It wasn’t much of a secret given it’d already been rated by the ESRB, but Sony’s Horizon Zero Dawn remaster is finally official, and it’ll be launching for PS5 and PC on 31st October this year.

Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered (which was first rumoured all the way back in 2022) is the work of series developer Guerrilla Games and the Sony owned Nixxes, and promises a range of enhancements for the now seven-year-old original.

As per Sony’s latest State of Play broadcast, it’ll include “more than ten hours” of rerecorded conversation motion capture, as well as “countless” graphical improvements said to give the remaster the same visual fidelity of Horizon Forbidden West. These include upgraded character models, improved shaders and textures, enhanced conversation cameras to go with the new mo-cap, plus support for 3D audio, DualSense haptic triggers, and even your old saves.

Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered – Announce Trailer | PS5 & PC Games

…

With PlayStation 5 Pro pre-order day looming, Sony has announced it’s airing another of its PlayStation State of play broadcasts later this week.

More specifically, this latest State of Play airs on YouTube and Twitch tomorrow, 24th September, at 11pm in the UK/3pm PT. It’s promising over 30 minutes of news and updates “on more than 20 upcoming PS5 and PS VR2 games from studios around the world.”

Exactly what those games will be remains to be seen, but likely candidates include Sony’s impending Until Dawn remake, which we’ve seen nothing of since its announcement earlier this year, alongside Bloober Team’s remake of beloved psychological horror Silent Hill 2, which was recently confirmed to be a PlayStation console exclusive for a year after its release.

Eurogamer Newscast: When it costs £700, who exactly is the PS5 Pro for?

…

Two Point Studios has announced the release date of its next game, Two Point Museum, as pre-orders are now open.
Two Point Museum will launch on 4th March 2025 across PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S.
An Explorer Edition of the game will include five days advanced access (on the digital version only), along with other exclusives. There will also be a Sonic themed pre-order pack featuring Sonic and Shadow staff outfits, in-game plushies, and bonus museum customisation options. So yes, you can turn your prehistory museum into a Sonic wonderland.

Two Point Museum | Announce Trailer

…

Behaviour Interactive has cancelled its Dead by Daylight four-player co-op spin-off, known only as Project T, after early player testing “yielded unsatisfactory overall results”.

Project T, developed by Midwinter Entertainment, was an attempt to create a PvE experience set in the Dead by Daylight universe. It would see four players – cast as trespassers in the Entity’s realm – tackling new enemies The Thrall using guns, trucks, and talismans.

At the time of its announcement in May, Project T was described as being very early in development, but Behaviour Interactive revealed it would be launching an Insider Programme to gather fan feedback. Unfortunately, it seems the responses weren’t especially glowing.

To see this content please enable targeting cookies.

Manage cookie settings …

Just days after we learned that Flappy Bird is set to make a return later this year courtesy of the fan-made Flappy Bird Foundation, the original developer says he has “no relat[ion]” to the game.
In a tweet posted to X/Twitter earlier today (15th September), original developer Doug Nguyen publicly distanced himself from the project and its leader, confirming he has played no role in the game’s revival.

Eurogamer Newscast: When it costs £700, who exactly is the PS5 Pro for?

…

Unity has cancelled the controversial Runtime Fee for use of its game engine tools, which charged developers for each game install, with immediate effect.
The pricing plan was introduced in September last year and was heavily criticised by game developers, calling it an “astonishing scumbag move” among other responses.
Today, in a blog post from new president and CEO of Unity Matt Bromberg, the company announced it will revert back to a traditional subscription model “after deep consultation with our community, customers, and partners”.

Eurogamer Newscast: When it costs £700, who exactly is the PS5 Pro for?

…

The Humble team has detailed its September Choice bundle.
Humble Choice is a subscription service which offers a monthly set of PC games for its members to own forever.
This month, you can get you hands on the following titles as part of your Humble membership:

Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy
Stranded: Alien Dawn
Coral Island
Spongebob Squarepants: The Cosmic Shake
Lost Eidolons
Astrea: Six-Sided Oracles
Infraspace
You Suck at Parking – Complete Edition
Rue Valley – Alpha Playtest (EGS)

Guardians of the Galaxy Will Be Better Than Marvel’s Avengers – Guardians of the Galaxy PS5 Gameplay

…