Players of ARMORED CORE VI FIRES OF RUBICON have been noticing how different enemy factions have different approaches to battle strategy, which are reflected even in minor characters.
FromSoftware's new regulation patch (1.03.1) for Armored Core 6 adjusts the performances of certain weapons, and Bazookas in particular seem to be gathering the attention of players for their new and improved performances.
TENSEI, scheduled for 2024, is an “endless” 3D action game in which the player leaps across an environment that resembles and acts as if it were an ink wash painting.
FromSoftware’s Ver.1.02 patch for ARMORED CORE VI FIRES OF RUBICON released on September 11 has supposedly made Balteus and two other bosses less challenging. I try to see what's different for myself.
The Armored Core fandom is seeing a record high in lewd fanart with the release of Armored Core 6, and SFW communities are finding themselves overwhelmed.
ARMORED CORE VI FIRES OF RUBICON's SG-2027 ZIMMERMAN shotgun has become popular among players for its strength and versatility, but some players question if the weapon is overpowered.
Toho Games announced the upcoming title Godzilla Voxel Wars for November 2023. As details and visuals of the game were released, users started raising doubts that the upcoming title might bear a bit too much in common with the popular strategy game Into the Breach.
The game dev whose work had been called "An insult to life" by Hayao Miyazaki has announced the life simulator game ANLIFE: Motion-Learning Life Evolution.
The ceaseless sighs of Ayre in the battle with Balteus in ARMORED CORE VI FIRES OF RUBICON are giving players a real headache. We tried seeing how the Japanese and English versions of the sigh differ in effect.
We interviewed thrash metal band, Megadeth's frontman Dave Mustaine. He tells us about the Wargaming x Megadeth collaboration, in-game music created by the band, and talks games and much more.
Japanese solo developer sekiyadn, who was involved in porting Enjoy the Diner to Unity, recently revealed insights about a bug that occurs due to differences in number notation in different system locales, causing confusion to many developers and players.
In The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, the gravity on Hyrule is apparently around three times stronger than on Earth, according to the calculations of one player. They obtained this data through calculations of Link’s falling speed.
