#ONIMUSHA PS4 ADVANCED CONTROLS UPDATE#

READ MORE ABOUT THE BIGGEST NEW GAMES OF JANUARY 2019įor more games releasing this year, check out the Biggest New Games of 2019 & Beyond.By The Stratos Group Design by Collin OguroĬapcom's Onimusha: Warlords was one of the company's first attempts to update the gameplay style of Resident Evil and its many imitators to the Playstation 2. Here’s to the next fourteen years until we can play a new numbered entry. Apparently, it won’t be the end of the franchise though, so expect some form of after credits scene hinting towards what the plot of the next game will be. It releases four days earlier in Japan than the rest of the world, and it’s going to be the end of the first story arc. Kingdom Hearts 3 is just around the corner, and the hype is unbearable. It’s been fourteen years, six new games, and four remasters since Kingdom Hearts 2 came out, but we’re finally here. The game is staying true to the franchise’s survival horror roots, while using the technological prowess of the newest generation of consoles to give you every tiniest horrifying detail on the zombies plaguing Raccoon City.

It seems like Capcom has taken that reception to heart and is (figuratively) bringing out the big guns for Resident Evil 2. They had faith that Capcom wouldn’t mess things up. If the previous games are any measure, this one will be insane fun, too.Īfter RE VII released and surprised everyone with its return to form for the Resident Evil franchise, fans were itching for the long-awaited remake of Resident Evil 2. It gives the game its own touch by having you face different rules and vibes in the same game, going through different styles of games. In their fight, they get sucked into the cancelled console Death Drive MK-II where you fight Badman and others through six different games. The newest game by Suda51 features the beloved antihero Travis Touchdown facing off against Badman, the father of the previous antagonist Bad Girl. Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes | January 18th There’s never been a better time to be an Ace Combat fan.ĥ. The game boasts highly detailed cityscapes, photorealistic visuals and intense dogfighting action in an immersive storyline. The game length goes anywhere between 10 hours for a flawless speedy run-through, or almost 50 hours if you want to find everything and complete every aircraft. Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown | January 18thĭevelopers: BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment, Project Aces, Bandai Namco StudiosĪce Combat 7 is aiming to be the fiercest air combat experience ever created, letting gamers pilot some of the most advanced warplanes (with exclusive VR missions if you’re playing on PS VR, to boot). Who knows if this remaster is successful enough, we might be seeing more remasters of the Onimusha franchise.Ĥ. It has a fixed camera like Capcom’s own Resident Evil games, and Samanosuke has upgradable weapons, too. The action-adventure game has you play as the samurai Samanosuke and the ninja Kaede as you try to save Princess Yuki from dark forces that are sweeping the land. It was originally released in Japan 18 years ago for PS2, then on the original Xbox a year later. Toadette’s new exclusive power-up the Super Crown, which turns her into Peachette, was the subject of a meme when it was announced a few months ago, but whether or not that meme will resurface when the game is out remains a surprise.Īnother game that was remastered for this month is the first entry in the Onimusha franchise, Onimusha: Warlords. It’s almost the same, except that Yellow Toad has been renamed Toad, and Blue Toad has been replaced with Toadette. Releasing on the same day as the previous Mario game on this list, New Super Mario Bros U Deluxe is a port of the Wii U game New Super Mario Bros U and its DLC, New Super Luigi U. The remake also comes with a new node called Bowser Jr.’s Journey - a completely different type of game where you get to control hordes of enemies in fast-paced battles.Ģ. This leads to some fun scenarios where you have fun controlling Bowser, along with the same Mario RPG quirkiness fans know and love. The first big game to release this month is a remaster of the beloved Super Mario RPG Bowser’s Inside Story, where Mario and Luigi are swallowed by Bowser and forced to navigate your way around Bowser’s innards. Mario & Luigi: Bowser’s Inside Story + Bowser Jr.’s Journey | January 11th Let’s have a look at what to expect for gaming in January 2019.ġ. This year some of the biggest games in recent years are finally releasing so it’s promising to be a month that’ll eat up your time and your wallet if you’ll let it. The beginning of the year is more often than not fairly slow for gaming with a few releases but usually nothing too big.

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