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It's been close to three months since New World, the musket-toting MMO, welcomed players to the beaches of Aeternum, a land of bears, cranberries and piratical skeletons. Squeezed into those two fall months were enough bugs, controversies, and economic crises to last other games an entire year. First, it became so popular you had to join a queue to play, then a bug allowed players to duplicate gold, then supply-and-demand weirdness led to some players returning to a barter-style economy. Now that player numbers have dropped, the developers are hoping to catch their breath. We spoke to a director at Amazon Games about what went wrong, what he'd do differently if he had the chance, and how (with small changes and a bit of diligence) they hope to make things right. "We are reviewing our cadence," says Scot Lane, game director at Amazon Games. " is no secret we’ve made some mistakes trying to move too fast. Our goal is to slow down for a bit and improve our processes...

The Empire’s adaptation of Dynasty Warriors 9 has officially been released in Japan and is releasing worldwide soon! Dynasty Warriors 9 Empires is one of the most awaited strategy-focused hash and slash games of 2022. Apparently, it is only available on Nintendo Switch, Play Station 5, and Xbox Series X/S. The strategy game is accessible in single-player as well as multiplayer mode. The Japanese game is developed by one of the most popular game developing companies in Japan, Omega Force. Dynasty Warriors 9 was released back in February 2018. However, it got mixed reviews from the players. The latest adaptation is getting a lot of positive reactions from Japanese players. According to the players, the Empire’s adaptation is much better than 2018’s Dynasty Warriors 9. The game has excellent graphics and gameplay, decent characters, and an exciting storyline. You have to play the game from a third-person perspective with stealth elements. The game is based on the map of China. It is an op...

Dr. Stone Chapter 224 reveals three heroes departing to the moon. The Science of Kindom crew has finished crafting all material they need for a trip to the moon. Senku, Kohaku, and Stanley wear this space suit and get ready to depart to the moon. Kohaku embraces Ruri before she leaves for the moon. Dr. Stone has been on this trip to the mon after Senku and Xeno allied to make a rock and revive Stanley, who agrees to help them. In Dr. Dtone’s latest chapter, the Science of Kingdom crew watched the three heroes as they headed towards the pilot. Ruri reminds Kohaku to return safely, and Chrome also has a few words for Senku. Dr. Xeno realizes that is the last showdown with ”Why-Man,” but he never planned for it. Kohaku promised Ruri that she would stay safe. Dr. Xeno talks with Stanley about the science and Stan’s battle prowess that will combine to wage war. Stan told Xeno that he was unsure since it was not only two of them. Senku gets near Zeno as they both look at something. Xeno real...

From Samurai Jack and the Last Airbender to Scooby Doo and Final Space, I’ve always been enamoured with animation. Unfortunately, I never really dabbled in anime beyond Pokemon until I found myself institutionally quarantined, eating government-provided low-budget hotel food, and salivating over a really beautifully animated box of sushi. I’m relatively new to anime, having only discovered it amidst the very many lockdowns of the 2020s. As late as I may be to the party, I’m still so glad I made it. After bingeing classics like Death Note, offbeat comedies like One Punch Man, and a questionable experience with Food Wars! (refer to box of sushi mentioned above), I began exploring the multitude of genres that make up the animeverse. And that’s all it took! I was hooked and I’ve never looked back, so here are my Top 5 Anime so far! 5. Yojouhan Shinwa Taikei (The Tatami Galaxy) The Tatami Galaxy is out there. And when I say out there, I mean it’s way out there. There...

As 2021 comes to a close, Twitch is hosting a celebration of all things video games with The Winter Gathering on /twitchgaming. This two-day event is "dedicated to everything new, now, and next in gaming," and it will feature reveals from ID@Xbox, Saber Interactive, and more. IGN is carrying the stream and, as usual, this watch guide will provide you with everything you need to know to watch all of the events, including when they start, a list of places you can watch them with us, and what you can expect to see throughout the event. The Winter Gathering on /twitchgaming Schedule The Winter Gathering on /twitchgaming kicks off on Thursday, December 9 at 11am PT with A Special Gathering episode of "The Weekly." Other events will take place throughout the day, and there will also be coverage of The Game Awards, including a pre-show and a post-show. On December 10, the ID@Xbox Gathering Showcase will start the day at 12:45pm PT, and it will be followed by announcements ...

Banjo-Kazooie will join the Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack line-up of N64 games in January. As Paper Mario joins the service today , Nintendo has announced the next retro classic to come to subscribers – Rare's 1998 3D platformer. Guh-huh! Head to Spiral Mountain when Banjo-Kazooie joins the Nintendo 64 games line-up available to #NintendoSwitchOnline + Expansion Pack members in January! pic.twitter.com/PbJ4H5gGB6 — Nintendo UK (@NintendoUK) December 10, 2021 Rare is, of course, a Microsoft studio these days, and studio head Craig Duncan tweeted to confirm this had been a collaboration with Nintendo. "Always a pleasure to work with our good friends at Nintendo, I’m a big fan of #NintendoSwitchOnline and it’s really important to preserve classic games for future generations to play," he wrote. Banjo-Kazooie's addition to the service will bring the total number of N64 games on Switch to 11. You can check out the full line-up below: Banjo-Kazooie introduced t...