FromSoftware's "The Duskbloods" has been delayed to 2027. "While development of "The Duskbloods" is at the final adjustment stage, we have made the decision to move the launch window to 2027. We apologize to players who have been kindly awaiting the release of this title and thank you for your patience and support. During the network test, we saw active interest in the core concepts of the game, including combat, strategic depth, and player expression. To further enhance these aspects, we have decided to move the launch, allowing time for final adjustments to game rules and balancing."

Norihiro Yagi, author of 'CLAYMORE', will be publishing a sword-action fantasy series titled 'BARTLET FAIRY BASSLET'. This new work will start in Shonen Jump+ App on November 2nd, 2026.

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No one talks about those little jumpscares in Chapter IV - In The Sky

Genuine tears man

Actually i might just do the other 2 routes starting today

omg, the XIV team really did oversee this. They remembered Y’shtola’s shoeware collecting tidbit that I believe is mentioned in the first lorebook as far as I remember. It ties into her developing a nice friendship with Lightning, haha

Thats the NES trilogy of Castlevania complete! Excited to play IV tomorrow I will go back at some point and prob do the other 2 routes for III tho

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The worst read in the gaming industry RN is the hate on @TimSweeneyEpic . He fought platforms like Apple charging 30% fees which cost gamers and devs. This includes steam who BANS Developers if they offer their games cheaper on other stores who take less cut. He buys forests just to turn them into nature reserves. Epic store is not NEARLY as good as steam yet. But they take WAY less money from developers and literally hand out free AAA games each months. Does it need time to expand features? Yes. Are any of those factors something that is motivated by 'evil' no. And MOST of all. He's 100% correct that its not 2016. Like it or not AI is existing. And the reason you only see the 'anti AI' comments are because the 95% of developers who ARE using it RIGHT NOW are just scared of the backlash. This doesnt mean they're just vibe code 1-shotting games. They're utelising it to create workflows that streamline otherwise time consuming (and ultimately not 'player experience' defining factors). Stupid 1-shot assets/entire code bases are not what AI is actually being used for. But there are thousands of talented developers using it in a very thoughtful, structured way which gives them full creative control. We all are 'scared' by AI - and what it means for jobs, creativity, and creation as a whole. But it DOES NOT change the fact that Tim sweeney isnt wrong. He's just the person with the balls to actually say what is true.