Bandai Namco released an all-new gameplay trailer showcasing Tales Of Symphonia Remastered's unique real-time combat system that includes impactful Tech abilities and powerful team-based Unison attacks. Embark on the quest to regenerate the world in Tales of Symphonia Remastered, coming to Xbox One, PlayStation 4 & Nintendo Switch on February 17, 2023!
Dive back into Tales of Symphonia, an exciting and beloved action RPG, now with enhanced graphics and improved gameplay! In a dying world, legend has it that a Chosen One will one day rise from amongst the people and the land will be reborn. The line between good and evil blurs in this epic adventure where the fate of two interlocked worlds hangs in the balance. Follow the journey of Lloyd Irving as he and his friends try to save both worlds.
The new trailer highlights the vast array of weapons, armor, and accessories available in-game as well as the Optimal selection feature that allows players to easily outfit their party members with the best gear in their inventory.
Tales of Symphonia Remastered will feature inspired anime cutscenes, endearing characters, and a unique art style originally designed by renowned artist Kosuke Fujishima in stunning detail. In the game, players explore Sylvarant and take on powerful foes as they fight to bring it back from the brink of destruction. Classic JRPG gameplay puts hundreds of attack and magic combinations at players’ fingertips in real-time battles. Tales of Symphonia Remastered will also feature “couch co-op” local multiplayer for up to three additional players.
Tales of Symphonia Remastered will officially release on February 17th, 2023 with improved graphics and gameplay for Xbox One, PlayStation 4 & Nintendo Switch. Preorders for the game’s “Chosen Edition,” which includes the base game, a commemorative metalcase and exclusive art, are available over on the official Bandai Namco Site.
Like the MG-X, which critics have praised since its release in September 2021, the MG-X Made For iPhone provides gamers with all the classic controls of a controller while playing mobile games. And like the MG-X Pro Made for iPhone released in December 2022, it is compatible with a wide range of iPhone models, from the 6S to the latest, thanks to its adjustable holder and Bluetooth® connectivity. The controller connects easily to an iPhone® in mere seconds and lets you play all games available on Xbox Game Pass Ultimate™.
NACON MG-X features:
The Xbox experience wherever you are: designed for Xbox and Made For iPhone – ideal for playing Xbox Game Pass Ultimate games and other compatible games in the Apple Store
Pocket-sized controller: compact and durable, the MG-X Made For iPhone is ideal for gamers on the go. Its textured surface guarantees maximum comfort
Fully secure: the adjustable holder holds iPhones securely and ensures maximum stability
Wireless connection: easy to pair an iPhone with the MG-X Made For iPhone via Bluetooth
20 hours battery life: powerful rechargeable battery for long gaming sessions, charges via the included USB-C cable. LED indicator shows the battery level
Universal compatibility: compatible with all iPhone models from the 6S to recent models running iOS 14
- Xbox Game Pass Ultimate not included. - Battery life will vary according to the game being played.
The MG-X Made For iPhone is available now for a recommended retail price of €120.
Developed by Avalanche Software and published by Warner Bros. Games under the Portkey Games label, Hogwarts Legacy allows players to experience life as a student at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry like never before, as they live the unwritten and embark on a dangerous journey to uncover a hidden truth of the wizarding world.
In Hogwarts Legacy, actor Simon Pegg plays Phineas Nigellus Black, the cantankerous Headmaster of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. From a long lineage of Slytherins, Headmaster Black is hated by the students, of whom he also has a great disdain for. Wildly ill-suited to his job, his goal is to do the least amount of work possible and avoid exposure to the student body – preferring to focus on his status in the wizarding world and his surgically manicured beard.
As fifth-year students entering Hogwarts for the first time, Sebastian Croft and Amelia Gething play the two voice options for the game’s playable avatar, which can be highly customized, enabling players to choose the witch or wizard they want to be."
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Volley Pals Now Available To Pre-order on XBOX Store
Volley Pals Now Available To Pre-order on XBOX Store
Adrenaline-packed modern style arcade volleyball game Volley Pals from Indie development studio NAISU is now available to pre-order on Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One. The game will be released on the Microsoft Store on March 10.
Volley Pals is a chaotic, cartoon style arcade volleyball game with local multiplayer for up to 4 people. It is designed as a party game with each level featuring different themes and mechanics. In Volley Pals you can play with modified rules from classic volleyball like invading your opponent’s area, using your opponent's service before they do, increasing the height of the net, and playing rock/paper/scissors.
Volley Pals Features:
Modern-style arcade volleyball game.
Play against up to 4-player local multiplayer or AI.
Various crazy levels with different themes and mechanics.
A special level dedicated to customise your own rules and preferences with a wide range of options.
Original and cute characters to choose from.
Stylish 2D cartoon graphics.
Volley Pals will be available for Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S on March 10, 2023. The game will be released on Nintendo Switch and on Steam on April 6, 2023. The Switch pre-order page will be released on January 11 in Korea, Japan, and Hong Kong; on January 12, in Europe; and on January 13, in Americas.
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Modulate Partners with Anti-Defamation League to Combat Hate and Toxicity Online
Modulate Partners with Anti-Defamation League to Combat Hate and Toxicity Online
Modulate, creators of voice technology that elevates the health and safety of online communities, today announced that it has partnered with ADL (the Anti-Defamation League) to support their Center for Technology and Society (CTS) in scaling its work to combat hate in online gaming spaces.
ADL has a proud history of monitoring antisemitism and extremism online to ensure the safety of Jewish communities and other marginalized groups from coast to coast. Since early 2017, ADL’s Center for Technology and Society has led the charge against cyber hate. CTS convenes key stakeholders such as technology companies, NGOs, and academics to measure and stop the spread of cyber hate. As ADL and CTS continue to expand their research in the games industry, Modulate will be able to apply these learnings in the continued development of ToxMod and other products designed to help studios and development teams fight hate online.
“ADL is thrilled to partner with Modulate to advance our shared goals of a hate-free digital world,” said Daniel Kelley, Director of Strategy and Operations at CTS. “Digital spaces,
especially online gaming communities, offer wonderful opportunities for entertainment and positive interpersonal experiences but have the potential to become havens of online hate, with over 80% of adult gamers experiencing harassment.”
“The ADL’s research has been a driving force in Modulate’s development of ToxMod to fight toxic behavior in online games,” said Hank Howie, Games Industry Evangelist at Modulate. “Becoming an ADL Corporate Partner Against Hate is a real validation of our efforts to address the growing problem of toxic behavior.”
ToxMod is gaming’s only proactive, voice-native moderation solution. Built on advanced machine learning technology and designed with player safety and privacy in mind, ToxMod triages voice chat to flag bad behavior, analyzes the nuances of each conversation to determine toxicity, and enables
moderators to quickly respond to each incident by supplying relevant and accurate context. In contrast to reactive reporting systems, which rely on players to take the effort to report bad behavior, ToxMod is the only voice moderation solution in games today that enables studios to respond proactively to toxic behavior and prevent harm from escalating.
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