Sunday, 11 June 2017

FINAL FANTASY XII: The Zodiac Age Story Trailer

FINAL FANTASY XII: The Zodiac Age Story Trailer


THE WORLD OF IVALICE COMES ALIVE AGAIN IN NEW
FINAL FANTASY XII THE ZODIAC AGE STORY TRAILER

SYDNEY 9TH June 2017 –   Square Enix Ltd., today released a new trailer for FINAL FANTASY® XII THE ZODIAC AGE™ that gives players a closer look at the game’s beautifully remastered visuals and soundtrack.
Players will be able to experience the intrigue of FINAL FANTASY XII’s story like never before with enhanced high-definition graphics and the Zodiac Job System, allowing players to pick two of 12 jobs in a character progression system first introduced in the Japan-only release, FINAL FANTASY XII International Zodiac System. The title will also feature a remastered soundtrack, 7.1-surround sound, speed mode, an auto-save feature, faster loading times, a new Trial Mode and more.
To watch the new trailer now, visit: https://youtu.be/u8-4rGzhUJc 
In FINAL FANTASY XII THE ZODIAC AGE, players are transported to the grand world of Ivalice where magic is commonplace and airships fill the skies. War has engulfed the kingdom of Dalmasca, leaving it in ruin and uncertainty. Princess Ashe, the only surviving heir to the Dalmascan throne, devotes herself to the resistance to liberate her country. Accompanied by Vaan, a young man who lost his family in the war, together these unlikely allies and their companions lead the fight for the freedom of their homeland.
FINAL FANTASY XII THE ZODIAC AGE will be available for the PlayStation®4 on 11th July 2017. For more information, visit:www.finalfantasyxii.com

 

TEKKEN 7 PATCH Ver.1.02 NOW AVAILABLE

TEKKEN 7 PATCH Ver.1.02 NOW AVAILABLE



TEKKEN 7 PATCH Ver.1.02 NOW AVAILABLE


BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment Europe is releasing today the first patch dedicated to TEKKEN 7 - for the PlayStation®4.

PATCH IMPROVEMENTS LOG:

Improved Online Matching Functionality
1.     The following player information will no longer be displayed before a match:
-        Character selected
-        Wins
-        Rank
-        Title
2.     Connection with other players can be established more frequently
3.     Improved Stability
* MATCHLIST is tentatively removed to improve online matching functionality.
Addition of ON/OFF feature for voice chat
-        ON/OFF for voice chat added to OPTION menu.
* Set to OFF as default setting.
Some characters’ move properties were corrected
-        Nina’s Ivory Cutter attack properties.

In TEKKEN 7, all fights are personal! Prepare to enter the ring as TEKKEN 7 is now available for the PlayStation®4 computer entertainment system, Xbox One, and STEAM® for PC. To find out more about TEKKEN 7, please head over to the official website: www.Tekken.com.
Enter the Mishima feud on:
The official Website: Tekken.com
The official Facebook: @TekkenEU
The official Twitter: @TEKKEN
The official VK: VK.com/Tekken

Roger Tuivasa-Sheck is Rugby League Live 4 cover star

Roger Tuivasa-Sheck is Rugby League Live 4 cover star


        

Kept you waiting, Huh?

GDE is pleased to confirm that The Warriors captain Roger Tuivasa-Sheck is the New Zealand cover star for the latest edition of the game. From the cover, you can already catch a glimpse of how amazing this game is going to be!

Developed by Big Ant and published by Tru Blu Entertainment, Rugby League Live 4 is the newest title in this legendary franchise. With a greater attention to the finer details, amazingly improved likeness of the players and intricacies of the sport, along with precise refinements to the controls, and even more depth to the career mode, it will definitely be the best Rugby League video game to date!

God Wars Future Past character trailer unveiled

God Wars Future Past character trailer unveiled




GOD WARS FUTURE PAST CHARACTER TRAILER REVEALED

GOD WARS Future Past for PlayStation®4 and PlayStation®Vita will be released on the 23rd of June in Australia and New Zealand and Nis America have released the latest character trailer.

GOD WARS Future Past is a tactical RPG that explores the untold history of Japan through folklore and tactical combat. Gamers will experience the traditional stories of Japan’s origin through the lens of three warring nations, with a massive expanse of tactical options to develop their strategies from including a myriad of character classes and equipment within innovative and challenging stages.

About the story:
A long time ago, there was a beautiful land made up of three nations: Fuji, Izumo, and Hyuga. This land was called Mizuho. The people of Mizuho disliked conflict, honored their ancestral spirits, and lived in harmony with nature. However, over time, they began cultivating crops, forging and using metal, fighting wars, destroying nature, and neglecting to honor their ancestral spirits.
In the meantime, various locations in Mizuho suffered from natural disasters like flooding, earthquakes, and volcanic eruptions. In order to stop a destructive eruption, the Queen of Mizuho, Tsukuyomi, sacrificed her beloved daughter Sakuya to the mountain, confined her other daughter Kaguya within a bamboo seal in case of future disasters, and then disappeared. 13 years later, Princess Kaguya has grown into a beautiful woman and her childhood friend, Kintaro, saves her during a riot. She rises against her "fate to be a sacrifice," and in order to follow her own path, they both escape from Fuji and journey across Mizuho to discover the truth behind Tsukuyomi's decision.

Key Features:
A tale steeped in Japanese tradition – Step into Japan as you have never seen it before, and discover the wonder that has captivated orators, storytellers, and generations of people. Discover their stories, and meet the Myriad Gods.

A wealth of customization and tactics – Customize 14 playable characters from more than 30 classes with 400+ skills and more than 250 unique pieces of equipment as you mold your party to face each new challenge.
Visuals from another age – Inspired by traditional Japanese ink painting and wood carving art, the artwork of GOD WARS will transport players to an age filled with mythology and wonder.

EA Play 2017 unveils treats for gamers; including more on Battlefront II

EA Play 2017 unveils treats for gamers; including more on Battlefront II


EA Play 2017 has happened and has unveiled greater looks at Battlefront II as well as a new Need for Speed.

Plus there was the reveal of A Way Out



An extended look at Star Wars Battlefront 2:



And Need for Speed: Payback

 You can watch the whole EA Play 2017 press conference below:

Saturday, 10 June 2017

Love Song: DVD Review

Love Song: DVD Review



The Girlfriend Experience star Riley Keough and Jena Malone take centre stage in this moving and quieter piece about female friendship.


Former college friends Sarah and Mindy have not seen each other for years. Keough's Sarah is estranged from her partner and struggling to cope with their child growing up. When Malone's Mindy comes to stay, an emotional whirlwind that is actually needed in Sarah's life.

With her carefree attitude and desire to shake Sarah out of the funk, the pair freewheel (with a kid in tow) and have fun. But as quickly as she came, Mindy is gone, leaving Sarah aflutter and something stirred up deep within after neglect from her husband and years of friendship.

Until 3 years later, when Sarah's invited to Mindy's wedding...


Director So Yong Kim's created a subtle film that may have a sedentary start that revels in its intimacies, but it's all the better for it as it builds time to pull the lyrical nature of this friendship together.

Keough has a presence that's magnetic and a style that says so much with so little; in terms of her facials, her less is more approach pays off immensely as this restrained tale plays out. But equally, Malone's joie de vivre and signal sending vitality adds much to the proceedings as well, which border on the ambiguous throughout and work all the better for it.

Dividing the film into two distinct parts helps immeasurably to continue proceedings and the addition of extra people to the cast give it a propulsion which is needed. But it does rob proceedings of the nature of the relationship of the pair that we've become so invested in. And the stakes feel a little more contrived and difficult to invest in in the second part of the film.

Perhaps it's So Yong Kim's comment on how life divides us and how complications ensue and abound while we're not looking.

While the observational almost detached tone can take a little getting used to, the honesty of the bond and the veracity of what's being explored on screen is as deep as you'd expect.

A final sequence leaves wondering whether tears shed are of regret or of joy and that's one of Love Song's true successes; thanks to its innate authenticity and its smartly observed intimate moments, this quiet film speaks at volume for the pair. Its minimalism pays off but only if you're willing to let the more lyrical edges wash over you and concentrate on the quite stunning turns delivered by Riley Keough and Jena Malone. 

Friday, 9 June 2017

A War: DVD Review

A War: DVD Review


Potentially devastating is Krigen (A War).

Tobias Lindholm's drama takes a look at life in Afghanistan for the boys serving there and also back home where the families have to negotiate life.

While the men tackle the constant threats of IEDs and uncertainty in an Afghan province, the women are dealing with no less volatile situations back on the domestic front that include kids accidentally swallowing pills.

A War

While Lindholm carefully orchestrates events by gradually building up back story, the flesh on the bones of this tale is one of the moral ambiguity of conflict when Game Of Thrones star Pilou Asbaek is forced to make a heat-of-the-moment decision that lands him back in court. 


Switching from war zone to war court may have crippled any other drama, but due to the gradual drawing out of suspense and the grounding of actual reality, what transpires is no less gripping than previous film fest fave A Hijacking and The Hunt (to which Lindholm contributed a screenplay).

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