February 10th, 2021
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Antonball Deluxe, the revolutionary breakout puzzle platformer from Summitsphere and published by Proponent Games, is dropping its balls this spring on Steam and targeting the Nintendo Switch later this year. Featuring three games in one, a dazzling retro aesthetic, and some of the tightest platforming ever seen in a game of its type, Antonball Deluxe is a high-octane smorgasbord of brickbreaking, molemashing, ballbusting action.
The first game in the collection, Antonball Arcade, follows the misadventures of Anton Ball as he stumbles into the Boiler City sewer system after a hard night on the town and must make his way home. One problem: there’s thousands of bricks blocking his way across five distinct worlds. The solution: Using his trusty Antonball to jump, backflip, and clutch every last brick into dust!
Source: Blizzard Entertainment - Diablo 4 reveal trailer
At BlizzCon 2019, Blizzard revealed the long-awaited Diablo 4, the latest in the series of top-down, demon-obliterating games. Diablo 4 is a sort of return to form for the series, with art and styles that longtime fans will appreciate. Blizzard also stated that the game is a world of gore, occultism, and horror, where victories are never clean or guaranteed, therefore making it a great addition to the franchise.
So much is still shrouded in mystery but given what we ve seen so far, this could end up being one of the best Xbox RPGs available. Here s everything you need to know about Diablo 4.
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A LinkedIn profile on a Sony employee has leaked that Sony’s long rumoured new San Diego Studio are working on something a little different. Michael Mumbauer, the former Studio Head and Senior Director of Sony’s Visual Arts team, has joined the team and has posted this on his LinkedIn.
His latest achievement is having built a brand new, all-star, AAA Action/Adventure development team for Playstation. Based in San Diego and utilizing proprietary engine technology, this team was assembled to expand upon existing franchises and craft all new stories for the next generation of gamers.
That could be mean anything but IGN have spotted a little tease. LinkedIn profiles allow you feature YouTube videos, the section is curated by the owner of the LinekdIn page and amongst the various tech talks and keynotes that Michael himself posted is a YouTube video claiming that Sony San Diego are making Uncharted 5. It’s completely at odds to all the other videos