Have a look at some of the games shown off at Gamescon!
The Surge
Mafia III
Recore
Dead Rising 4
Halo Wars 2
Final Fantasy XV
Titanfall 2
Call of Duty Infinite Warfare:Zombies in Spaceland
Shin Megami Tensei IV: Apocolypse
Sea of Thieves
Killer Instinct: Shadow Lords story mode
Yooka-Laylee
For Honor
South Park: The Fractured But Whole
Ghost Recon: Wildlands
Watch Dogs 2
Bioshock The Collection
Resident Evil VII
Injustice 2
Metal Gear Survive
Tekken 7
Little Nightmares
Get Even
Ni-Oh
NieR: Automata
Korix
Steep
Cartoon Network:Battle Crashers(GOTY no doubt)
Blackwood Crossing
Silence
Deus Ex Mankind Divided
Shiness
The Princess Is Money Hungry
@SashaBraus this girl has something to help with your MMA. Not enough to help her against my hammer though.
@yuuki
Finally main desu. @yuuki @Carryduffp @Brassy @Cemmos
@SilverHiiragi @Crow @Rise @bahamut920 @Pho-sizzle @SashaBraus
I know all this tho.
I don't care that you're there maine, you're getting tagged Silver-chan
K speaking of. Laters for now.
@Crow you were even tagged Maine
I wonder how the Miku VR game will work. It doesn't seem like a rhythm game.
Dunno VR expensive as hell doe
Yeah it's like $500 with the controllers and camera.
Plus needing a whole living room of space
Plus needing a whole living room of space
@OGRobot The Surge looks cool
And a ps4 which is a whole nother 400
Well we already have PS4s maine
Not the point
@Jack Gale
Ni-Oh Beta
The new Nakatsu stage leads protagonist William along a treacherous mountain path to a deep cave, where he must prevail against human and supernatural enemies alike—including the seductive Hinoenma, a dangerous Yokai under the guise of a beautiful woman. Defeating the Nakatsu stage will award players with the Mark of the Strong DLC, which will be available when the game launches.
The experience gained from the trials of Usuki and Nakatsu should equip the most skilled players for an even more challenging undertaking: the Twilight mission. In this arduous mission, players can re-visit Usuki or Nakatsu, battle against stronger enemies and new fearsome creatures, and earn highly-valued items.
The Beta Demo will also feature a selection of new weapons, including the long-range hand cannon rifle and a fresh selection of Katanas (including dual-wielded Katanas), Spears, Axes and Hammers which will provide new options to suit any gameplay style. In addition, players will get a taste of Onmyo magic and Ninjutsu elements of combat, which add bonuses to William’s attack and can invoke special techniques to provide various effects.
Lastly, to better prepare players for the trials that await, a Training Dojo has been added to the demo. This tutorial stage has been implemented to teach newcomers how to fight with a katana, the most basic yet refined of weapon choices, and how to navigate through the game. The Training Dojo will be available from the beginning of the demo.
Get Even
Creating immersion through an unparalleled dive into 3D acoustics thanks to the support of the cutting-edge Auro-3D technology from Auro Technologies, Get Even challenges you to question your understanding of justice and reality. What is real? Your understanding of the past, is what will shape the outcome of your future. Help Black travel into the distressing and tortuous depths of his own mind, by facing the truth and answering two very simple questions: ‘Why was he there?’ and, ‘Who was the girl?
Little Nightmares
The Maw arrives every year. Always at the same time, but never in the same place, it creeps and crawls and buries its claws deep beneath the glistening water. And there it sits in vast silence. Waiting.
Soon after, they start to arrive. The guests. The monstrous, sweating, hungry guests. All seams bursting, bodies bulging, eyes dead with boredom. They shuffle up the gangway and into the mouth of The Maw. And then they are no more.
For none of those that enter have ever returned to tell the tale. At least, not yet…
Immerse yourself in Little Nightmares, a dark whimsical tale that will confront you with your childhood fears as you help Six escape The Maw—a vast, mysterious vessel inhabited by corrupted souls looking for their next meal.
Features
Resident Evil VII
South Park
A. From the creators of South Park, Trey Parker and Matt Stone, comes South Park: The Fractured but Whole, a sequel to South Park: The Stick of Truth, winner of 25 video game awards. A dark shadow has spread across the quiet town of South Park. A new power is rising, and this time, an entire squad of super heroes must stand, led by a nocturnal scavenger sworn to clean the trashcan of society. Coon & Friends Assemble! The kids are playing super heroes, and Cartman is determined to turn Coon & Friends into the biggest super hero franchise of all time.
Players will once again assume the role of the New Kid. As the newest member of Coon & Friends, you must create your own superhero, build up your notoriety, and use your incredible abilities to save South Park. Only then will Coon & Friends take their rightful place as the greatest team of super heroes ever assembled, and get the movie deal they so richly deserve. In a city gripped by chaos, justice will be silent… but deadly.
Q: What is the connection between The Fractured but Whole and The Stick of Truth?
A: The Fractured but Whole will be a bigger, better, and deeper game than The Stick of Truth. The Fractured but Whole follows the events of the first game with players taking on the role of the New Kid just days after the events of The Stick of Truth. This time around there is an all-new story and an all-new superhero theme. Once again, Trey Parker, Matt Stone, and South Park Digital Studios are intimately involved in the development of the title from start to finish and will continue to bring authentic South Park humor and wit to the next chapter of South Park RPGs.
Q: Who is The Coon? Who are Coon & Friends?
A: Cartman feels that South Park is gripped with fear and that the city needs protection as more and more people turn to violence. To clean up the trash can of society, Cartman has chosen to be more than man. He is The Coon, a superhero alter-ego of half man, half raccoon. First introduced in Season 13, Episode 2 of South Park, The Coon fights to keep order intact as the world plunges into despair. In Season 14, Episode 11 The Coon leads the other kids of South Park in a crime-fighting team known as “Coon & Friends.”
Q: How much of a role will Coon & Friends play?
A: Coon & Friends will play a central role in The Fractured but Whole. The Stick of Truth addressed a lot of the South Park universe and The Fractured but Whole will open up even more new places to visit and people to meet this time around. The Fractured but Whole is a great opportunity to experience South Park at night with a new story about the kids and their superhero identities.
Q: What genre of video game is The Fractured but Whole?
A: The Fractured but Whole is a role playing game, with gameplay and exploration styles that are reminiscent of the adventure and combat found in your favorite turn-based fantasy RPGs. But this time around the kids are playing as superheroes and the stakes are serious.
Q: Will players be able to customize their characters?
A. Yes, players will be able to fully customize their characters. From the start of the game, each character will select their one-of-a-kind costume, craft their original superhero backstory, and build out their unique super powers. We also plan to further develop the RPG aspects of the game with an improved looting and crafting system that gives players the freedom to develop and refine their special abilities. Loot will be hidden all throughout the town of South Park for players to find and use to craft hilarious equipment which will aid them in battle.
Q: What is the combat like in The Fractured but Whole?
A: The Fractured but Whole introduces an all-new combat system which adds the tactical element of space and time to the battlefield. This new dynamic system will offer more variety, strategy, and challenge for veteran players while still being accessible for newcomers to turnbased RPG combat. Also new to battles are environmental hazards and timed events which can alter the course of a fight. Avoid them or use them to your advantage to gain an upper hand! Of course, what good area all these improvements if you couldn’t fight alongside your South Park buddies? This time around you’ll be able to enter fights with larger parties that you can customize for each encounter. Jump into the fray with up to 2 buddies and participate in truly epic battles. In all ways the scope of combat has increased this time around.
Q: Can you explain the role that night will play in the overall gameplay?
A: When night falls in South Park, the town becomes a different place. More enemies emerge from the alleyways and seedy villains step into the moonlight. While you’re able to do some investigative work during the daytime as an unassuming civilian kid, as a superhero, the cover of night allows you to take on your most covert challenges and really delve deep into the hive of villainy which would be otherwise hidden.
The changes in the town at night are so drastic that places and people you thought you knew in the daytime may become entirely different. The amount of things to do and see in South Park is effectively doubled after dark giving even the most ardent fans an all-new experience of exploring the living world of South Park.
Q: Will there be any DLC for South Park: The Fractured but Whole?
A: Yes, there are plans to release DLC for South Park: The Fractured but Whole following the launch of the game. There will be a Season Pass and Gold Edition of the game which are available for pre-order now. We’ll have more details on the specifics of the DLC at a later time since right now Ubisoft San Francisco and South Park Studios are fully invested and focused on making The Fractured but Whole the best it can be.
Q: Who is developing the game?
A. Ubisoft San Francisco is currently developing the game, with all writing and voiceover done directly by the creators of South Park, Trey Parker and Matt Stone.
Q: Why choose an Ubisoft internal development team for the sequel?
A: Ubisoft San Francisco established a strong working relationship with South Park Studios and Matt and Trey at the culmination of The Stick of Truth. For the sequel we wanted to continue that partnership directly and leverage the development tools and publishing experience of Ubisoft.
Q: What engine is The Fractured but Whole being developed on? Is this the same game engine as The Stick of Truth?
A: The Fractured but Whole is being created from the ground up using Ubisoft Massive’s proprietary engine, Snowdrop. This engine is notably known for the amazing graphics of Ubisoft’s mid-crisis action-RPG game, Tom Clancy’s The Division but it is in fact a very versatile engine that was specifically developed for the new generation of consoles. The flexibility and simplicity of the engine allows us to quickly and efficiently use the art and animations from the show directly into the game, and enable fast iterations to ensure a truly authentic South Park experience. Overall, it allows Ubisoft San Francisco to work more closely with South Park Studios and create a rich and collaborative experience, especially in helping the team integrate storyline changes and easily see how it affects the gameplay.
Q: What platforms will South Park: The Fractured but Whole be released on?
A: It will be available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.
Q: When will The Fractured but Whole be released?
A. South Park: The Fractured but Whole will be released on December 6, 2016.
I've already seen the Apocalypse trailer, and most of the rest are either new entries in series I've never played a single game in, or simply not very interesting.
:'( Senpai doesn't care for me.
@StarryPS
I hate to prejudge things, but Metal Gear Survive looks like an atrocity.
Can't help it. It won't be full price at least., but yeah this is just a quick cliche trope type thing. I can say this much, I liked the music
[QUOTE]Konami has stated that Metal Gear: Survive will not be a full price game.
At the end of an interview with Eurogamer, Konami brand manager Richard Jones mentioned that the developer will not be retailing the upcoming four-player stealth co-op title at full price. He apparently would not go into any further detail on the subject, but made a point of highlighting it.
Metal Gear: Survive First Trailer – Gamescom 2016
02:03
Survive was announced earlier this week to be the first full Metal Gear game made after series creator Hideo Kojima parted ways with the studio last year.
Konami has stressed that this new title will be a fresh take on what has come before, telling IGN that Survive is “a new addition to the Metal Gear Solid V experience." Eurogamer posits that the lower price point could reflect that, aligning survive with 2014's Ground Zeroes rather than the much bulkier Phantom Pain.
Konami Announces Metal Gear Survive – IGN News
01:32
We do know that the game is being developed in Japan, and will have survival elements at its core. Players will be tasked with fighting off "biological," zombie-like enemies with a slew of brand new weaponry.
@Rise @BasementDude @Crow @Jakku more proof Vita is not dead
Tokyo Xanadu eX+
■ After Story
After you clear the main story of Tokyo Xanadu, a large-volume new story called the “After Story” will be unlocked.
Summary
It’s been three months since the Spirit World incident that attacked Morimiya City—.
The season changed from summer to fall in the blink of an eye, and in Morimiya City, the day of the annual “Morimiya Thousand-Year Festival” has arrived.
Having regained their “everyday lives” following their battles in the Spirit World, Kou, Asuka, and the X.R.C. members spend their days relaxing at school. Kou’s childhood friend Shiori and other company are there, as well.
Enjoying the remaining days of their school life with all their might, Kou and company set off to the grounds of the Morimiya Thousand-Year Festival. However, a mysterious boy wearing a “fox mask” appears and tries to invite the “Qualified” high school students somewhere…
■ Additional Quests: Take on Halloween-Exclusive Events
During the After Story, there are a number of Halloween-related events and quests associated with the Morimiya Thousand-Year Festival.
In addition to quests where you cooperate with your allies, by going around places in Morimiya City, you may be able to see Halloween-specific events.
Quest: Thousand-Year Festival Campaign Helper
Star Camera, located in front of the train station, is running a campaign. Kou takes on their request and starts advertising by becoming an advertisement himself…
Quest: Jack-O-Lantern Class
Morimiya’s shopping district is holding a Jack-O-Lantern class for local residents. At the request of manager of Yanagi Sports, Kou and company work together to help out with the event…
Quest: Let’s Morimaru Dance!
Morimiya City mascot Morimaru appears for a dance event in Nanahoshi Mall! Can Kou and company, who get dragged into dancing with Morimaru while wearing Halloween cosplay, keep up with Morimaru’s dance moves?
@yuuki
@OGRobot @Crow @Rise @Clicheanimeconqueror
World Of Final Fantasy
■ Characters
Terra Branford (voiced by Yukari Fukui)
A summoner whose heart is connected to the summons beast Maduin. She is a woman strong at her core who doesn’t speak much, but also has a zoned out and radiant side about her.
Bartz Klauser (voiced by Soichiro Hoshi)
Boco (voiced by Kana Hanazawa)
A young man traveling with his partner Boco. He is a kind-hearted man who the protagonists suddenly encounter and will help them on their journey. Boco is Bartz’ chocobo partner.
Queen Acho (voiced by Suzuko Mimori)
Queen of penguin-esque Mirages called “Acho.” She lives in a temple at the bottom of the ocean. But is she an enemy or an ally to protagonists Lann and Reyne…?
■ Mirages
Acho
A penguin-esque Mirage. It specializes in water-based magic and counter attacks, and makes the sound “acho.” Its “Furious Bomber” attack is a counter attack triggered when it takes damage from an enemy. It deals damage to and stuns a single enemy.
Bahamut
A powerful Mirage, whose special move “Mega Flare” possesses the power to annihilate almost everything on the field.
Crows: Burning Edge
SPOILER
■ Story Mode
Starting with the protagonist, Suzuaran All-Boys High School student Harumichi Bouya, experience the story from the perspectives of each of the Big Four of Toarushi, where the game is set.
—The story will develop in chapters. There are also voiced cutscenes that pay homage the original manga.
—Places in Toarushi, where Crows is set, will reappear in the game, starting with Suzuran High School.
■ Another Story Mode
Masamune Akagi is a first-year student who transfers schools from Kennan to Suzuran. While running along the time line of the original work, another event occurs that runs in parallel. This is the original story of “Another Crow,” written by Crows creator Takeshi Hiroshi.
■ Battle System Introduction
Battle Tactics
There are three general battle tactics: “Hit,” “Grab,” and “Defend.” Going into a hit from a defend, a defend from a grab, and a grab from a hit are all effective methods of fighting.
—Hit
—Grab
—Defend
Attack Style
—Balance Type (Harumichi Bouya’s Default)
A good balance between attack power and speed, with techniques that are easy to use in any situation.
—Speed Type (Ryuushin Kunou’s Default)
Fast in speed, but low in single-hit damage. Best suited for group fights.
—Power Type (Bulldog’s Default)
Slow in attack speed, but high in power. Best used in a one-on-one fight.
—Tricky Type (Tatsuya Bitou’s Default)
Enjoy an ever-changing battle with a mix of punch and kick attacks.
Burning Mode
As you attack, defend, and take damage, your Burning Gauge will increase. When the Burning Gauge reaches its max, you can activate Burning Mode. In this state, not only does your attack power and speed increase, you can also use Burning Combos, as well as character-specific special moves.
■ First-Print Bonus
First-print copies of Crows: Burning Edge include a short episode featuring Guriko Hanaki, who is connected to Worst. And it comes with character-themed, exclusive customization items.
@Crow
@Jakku oniichan you see this liar?
@Jakku oniichan you see this liar?
Sick art…….wait a minute, upon closer examination……my name was added. Oniichan! how could you!? D:
LOL for someone who grew up playing Koei strategy games, the whole Moe thing happening around Sengoku Period is kinda disturbing
http://vignette1.wikia.nocookie.net/dynastywarriors/images/8/86/Nobunaga_Oda_(NAS).jpg
LOL as someone who grew up playing KOEI strategy games and reading/watching Japanese period films, the whole Moe thing on Sengoku theme is kinda disturbing. This is what these guys are "supposed" to look like(albeit with a lot of
embellishments)
embellishments)
Then clearly you never heard of this anime
http://myanimelist.net/anime/11933/Oda_Nobuna_no_Yabou
SPOILER

Also @BasementDude @Rise @SashaBraus and myself like The Koei Tecmo games
http://myanimelist.net/anime/11933/Oda_Nobuna_no_Yabou
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Also @BasementDude @Rise @SashaBraus and myself like The Koei Tecmo games
Ya, not my thing 🙂
http://myanimelist.net/anime/11933/Oda_Nobuna_no_Yabou
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Also @BasementDude @Rise @SashaBraus and myself like The Koei Tecmo games
Ya, not my thing 🙂 Imagine if they changed the names of American historical figures to Gerogia Washington, Abigail Lincoln, Beatrice Franklin, and Joanna Adams, Jasmine Madison for Americans.. that's how it's like for me.
I enjoy Warriors games, myself. I have Warriors Orochi 2, WO3 Ultimate, and Hyrule Warriors, and I plan on picking up Dragon Quest Heroes when I get a PS4 in February.
We don't have that, but we do have Code Name: S.T.E.A.M., just in case you think Abe Lincoln's presidency lacked sufficient quantities of steampunk, alien invasions, and Fire Emblem.
And I'd probably watch that hypothetical anime, at least for an episode or two. It would probably be good for a laugh, especially considering Japanese stereotypes of Americans usually pervade this kind of thing.
We don't have that, but we do have Code Name: S.T.E.A.M., just in case you think Abe Lincoln's presidency lacked sufficient quantities of steampunk, alien invasions, and Fire Emblem.
And I'd probably watch that hypothetical anime, at least for an episode or two. It would probably be good for a laugh, especially considering Japanese stereotypes of Americans usually pervade this kind of thing.
I'm with Bahamut that sounds too hilarious and out there not to watch, then again I'm the same guy interested in an American Warriors rtype game, but I remember Code Name S.T.E.A.M, but don't forget ol Honest Abe was also a vampire hunter
I haven't. I still think that movie was some sort of B-movie or practical joke that succeeded beyond anyone's wildest imaginings.
Actually that and Pride, Prejudice and Zombies were novels, by the same author.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seth_Grahame-Smith
He's Writing Lego Batman, which I'm looking forward to, the B-Movie, was this.
Or Mockbuster
Looking at the writer's bibliography has done nothing to change my opinion on the matter. The guy wrote "The Big Book of Porn".