The Ghost in the Shell Reveals Ending Theme in New Promo

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Saras Rajpal
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The Ghost in the Shell New Promo

Bandai Namco Filmworks has released a new promo for the upcoming The Ghost in the Shell anime from Science Saru, revealing its ending theme. The anime will premiere on July 7. 

MILLENNIUM PARADE, alongside Saya Gray and Daniel Caesar, will perform the ending theme titled “Blue.” The first two episodes of the anime will premiere at Anime Expo on July 4 at the JW Diamond Hall. Afterwards, a panel will take place that will feature director Mokochan, character designer and animation director Shūhei Handa, and other producers. Check out the trailer showcasing the ending theme for The Ghost in the Shell below:

The Ghost in the Shell anime will air on Kansai TV and Fuji TV during the “Ka-Anival!!” programming block on Tuesdays at 11:00 p.m. JST. Amazon Prime Video will stream The Ghost in the Shell worldwide, except China and Russia.

DAN DA DAN key animator Moko-chan will direct the anime at Science SARU. Toh Enjoe is writing and overseeing the series scrips, Shūhei Handa is the character designer and chief animation director of The Ghost in the Shell. Taisei Iwasaki is the music director and composer, alongside Ryō Konishi and Yuki Kanesaka. Bandai Namco Filmworks, Kodansha, and Production I.G. are involved with the project on the production committee.

Additional staff members include:

  • Art Director: Emi Katanosaka
  • Art Supervision: Osamu Masuyama
  • Color Design: Satoshi Hashimoto
  • Director of Photography: Hikari Itō
  • Editor: Kiyoshi Hirose
  • Sound Director: Yuji Tange
  • Sound Effects: Shota Yaso
  • Recording: Yasuaki Ōta
  • Music Production: Flying Dog

Ghost in the Shell creator Shirow Masamune shared the following message for the new anime last year:

“Anime adaptation-wise, this new THE GHOST IN THE SHELL marks the fourth version following those by [Mamoru Oshii], [Kenji Kamiyama], and [Kazuchika Kise]. Alternatively, if we separate GHOST IN THE SHELL and Innocence, categorize the S.A.C. series into Seasons 1, 2, and Solid State Society, divide ARISE into its own series along with The New Movie, and split SAC_2045 into Seasons 1 and 2, this would be the tenth adaptation overall.

“Considering the shift in production staff, one could even consider this the first installment of a second generation. The original manga is quite old, so I ask for your understanding on that point (sorry!). That said, I sincerely hope this will once again be an enjoyable visual experience in some form.”

Valor Mortis Delayed to October 13

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Saras Rajpal
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Valor Mortis Delayed to October 13

One More Level has announced that it has delayed Valor Mortis, its upcoming first-person RPG, to October 13. The announcement comes just a few days after One More Level revealed that it would release on September 24 during the Xbox Games Showcase. 

In a message, the developers explained the reason for the delay: “September has become absolutely stacked with incredible looking games. We knew this was a possibility, but when you’re in a partner showcase as we were, dates get locked weeks in advance. We want to give Valor Mortis (and your wallet) some room to breathe.
Therefore, we’ve decided to move our release date to October 13th. In the meantime, we just launched our demo on Steam and have been getting loads of feedback. This new date also gives us even more time to improve the game. Try it out, let us know what you think, and we’ll see you in October!”

Valor Mortis will be available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via Steam. It will feature actor Vincent Cassel (Black Swan, Ocean’s Twelve, Victor Chevalier in Tekken 8) stars as Napoleon. The Steam page describes the game as follows:

Valor Mortis is a first-person action soulslike from the creators of Ghostrunner. Rise from death as a former soldier of Napoleon’s army. Wield supernatural powers, battle horrifying monsters, and unravel a conspiracy that threatens all of humanity.

You are William, a soldier of the Grande Armée brought back from a battlefield grave. But the Europe you awaken to is not the one you sacrificed for. A mysterious plague now sweeps the continent, and you have been reborn with its corrupting power pulsing through your veins.

Harness corrupted power

Each death is a chance to grow stronger. Master a combat system of parries, dashes, and visceral finishers across a variety of weapons. Channel your power to enhance attacks and unlock new supernatural abilities to inflict upon your enemies. 

Secrets litter the battlefield

Navigate a 19th-century alternate history where the costs of endless war have corrupted the landscape. Use your newfound mobility to outmaneuver the plague-ridden abominations of Napoleon’s Eternal Guard and uncover environmental secrets that may increase your chances of survival.

Uncover a horrid conspiracy

Witness a compelling story where historical figures and realities intertwine with elements of horror and the supernatural. Explore beyond the dark corners of the world to discover the truth behind the plague and your unholy resurrection. 

Mebius Dust Anime Reveals Six Additional Cast Members

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Douglas
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Mebius Dust

The official website for Dōga Kōbō’s original television anime Mebius Dust revealed six new cast members ahead of the anime’s July 9 premiere.

Newly announced cast members include:

  • Ayaka Atsuchi as Suzaku
  • Ayaka Fukuhara as Kyōko
  • Tomohiro Ōno as Kei
  • Rina Honnizumi as Anzu
  • Hiroki Nakamura as Katsuki
  • Sayaka Senbongi as Maria
© MEBIUS DUST Production Committee

Previously announced cast members include:

  • Araki voiced by Yuto Takenaka
  • Stella voiced by Nene Hieda
  • Olga voiced by Haruka Satō
  • Taito Ban as Shōsei
  • Sōhei Horikane as Haruto
  • Aoi Ichikawa as Kai
  • Satsumi Matsuda as Kurusu
  • Maki Kawase as Dr. Yuda
  • Shiori Mikami as Spica

Ai Tomioka will perform the ending theme song, “Dilemma,” while Leo Ieiri will perform the opening theme song, “Mebius.”

Tarou Iwasaki, known for his work on Baki the Grappler, is directing the anime at Dōga Kōbō and Yoriko Tomita handling the series scripts.

Additional staff members include:

  • Character Design: Hatsume Kojima
  • Sub-Character Design: Keiko Ichihara
  • Ramus Ability Design: Kyōko Nagata
  • Prop Design: Hiroyuki Ogura, Kyōko Nagata
  • Chief Animation Directors: Hatsume Kojima, Ken Itakura, Yū Kurihara, Atsushi Soga, Ai Motoya, Katsuhiro Kumagai
  • Action Animators: Keishi Hashimoto, Suen Wai Kwan
  • Art Director: Yōko Nakao
  • Art Setting: Rie Onodera
  • Color Design: Genta Makabe
  • Compositing Director of Photography: Seiichi Sugiura
  • Editor: Kashiko Kimura
  • Sound Director: Takeshi Takadera
  • Sound Effects: Toshiya Wada
  • Music: DÉ DÉ MOUSE

Mebius Dust is the third anime produced from the winners of the Project Anima contest. The first story produced was the Sakugan anime, which premiered in October 2021. Fans can watch the anime on Crunchyroll. The second story to be granted an anime was The Story of the Girl Who Couldn’t Become a Wizard, which premiered in October 2024.

Lastly here’s a description of the Mebius Dust story via ASMIK Ace:

Araki, Stella, and Olga are high school students living in a cozy downtown neighborhood.
Playing games, visiting the bathhouse, and heading home – this is the story of their everyday lives… or is there more to it?

Echoes of Aincrad Trailer Previews the Main Story

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Soul Kiwami
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Echoes of Aincrad story trailer

Bandai Namco has released a new trailer for Echoes of Aincrad to preview the Sword Art Online action RPG’s main story and characters. The Echoes of Aincrad story trailer also features the game’s theme song “Live to Survive” by Aimer.

What’s more, a free demo for Echoes of Aincrad will be available starting June 15 at 10:00 a.m. PT / 1:00 p.m. ET for PC via Steam. The Echoes of Aincrad demo will be available on June 15 at 9:00 p.m. PT / June 16 at 12:00 a.m. ET for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.  

Echoes of Aincrad launches on July 10 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via Steam, and pre-orders are available now for the Standard Edition ($69.99), Deluxe Edition ($89.99), Ultimate Edition ($109.99), and Aincrad Edition (Bandai Namco Store exclusive, $149.99). Sword Art Online: Unanswered//butterfly is included exclusively with the Ultimate Edition of Echoes of Aincrad.

Available in all versions of Echoes of Aincrad and as an early unlock for the Deluxe and Ultimate Editions, the new Death Game Mode is reference to the consequence that players of the in-universe MMORPG experience if they run out of health and dies in the game—permadeath. Upon death, Echoes of Aincrad will delete the player’s save data on the 2nd and 3rd slots, which are the slots that Death Game Mode supports.

The performance specifications per platform include the following targets: 

  • PlayStation 5 – 4K at 60 FPS max frame rate
  • Xbox Series X – 4K at 60 FPS max frame rate
  • Xbox Series S – 1440p at 60 FPS max frame rate
  • PC (Steam) – 720p to 4K supported, unlimited frame rate

The official Japanese website for Echoes of Aincrad confirmed that the single-player game doesn’t support HDR.

Final Weapon previewed Echoes of Aincrad ahead of launch during Summer Game Fest 2026.

The Forsaken Saintess and Her Foodie Roadtrip in Another World Anime Reveals July 6 Release Date

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Douglas
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The Forsaken Saintess and Her Foodie Roadtrip in Another World

The staff for the upcoming anime adaptation of Yoneori’s The Forsaken Saintess and Her Foodie Roadtrip in Another World light novel series revealed two new cast members and the anime’s July 6 release date.

The newly announced cast members include:

  • Yukari Tamura as Sheila
  • Kanehira Yamamoto as Tori
The Forsaken Saintess and Her Foodie Roadtrip in Another World key visual
© 2026/米織・仁藤あかね/KADOKAWA/「捨てられ聖女の異世界ごはん旅」製作委員会

HIDIVE will stream The Forsaken Saintess and Her Foodie Roadtrip in Another World in the U.S., Canada, the U.K., Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand.

The cast members include:

  • Sora Tokui as Rin Takanashi
  • Yūki Ono as Vil
  • Sumire Morohoshi as Aria
  • Shinnosuke Tachibana as Senon
  • Shōya Chiba as Ed
  • Kaede Hondo as Gomamiso

Atsushi Nigorikawa directs the anime at EMT Squared. Takashi Aoshima is in charge of series scripts, novel illustrator Akane Nitou is credited for the original character designs, and Izumi Ishii is drawing the characters. Ankichi Kobo is credited for production assistance. Joining the staff lineup will be Hiroto Morishita, who serves as the anime’s sound director at Bit Grooove Promotion. Kana Utatane is composing the music, and Lantis is producing the music. INUWASI performs the opening theme song “Butterfly,” while Onkan Lemonade performs the ending theme song “Holy Sweet Home.”

Yoneori launched the series on the Shosetsuka ni Naro website in 2019. Kadokawa began publishing the novels with illustration by Nitou in 2020. Nana Kogami launched the manga adaptation on Kadokawa’s ComicWalker website in 2020, and the fourth compiled book volume was shipped in May 2025.

Lastly, here’s an overview of the series via Manga Dex:

Rin Takanashi, a caregiver in her thirties, was unceremoniously discarded as “trash” despite being summoned as a saint. However, as a lover of the great outdoors and all things camping, she was blessed with a special skill, [Survival], as well as another unique skill!

Thus, a riveting tale begins: one of sweat, tears, and insatiable hunger as Rin, together with companions she picked up along the way, leisurely explores this parallel world and savours gourmet cuisine to her heart’s content… Or so the story should have gone, but it looks like their road is going in an unexpected direction…?

The Legend of Heroes: Trails from Zero and Trails to Azure Head to PS5 and Switch 2 on September 10

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Soul Kiwami
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NIS America has announced that Falcom’s The Legend of Heroes: Trails from Zero and Trails to Azure are coming to Nintendo Switch 2 and PlayStation 5 on September 10. Pre-orders for Trails from Zero and Trails to Azure are also available today. 

Trails from Zero and Trails to Azure will support 120 FPS, 4K support, and mouse controls (Nintendo Switch 2), and fans will be able to purchase the game digitally separately or together in one collection.

A The Legend of Heroes: Trails from Zero and Trails to Azure Limited Edition is now available for pre-order at the NIS America Online Store for $109.99. The bundle includes both games, a Collector’s Box, Crossbell’s Collected Works Art Book, a Special Soundtrack Selection, Holographic Collector’s Card Set, Friends of the Force Acrylic Stand, S.S.S. Iron-On Insignias, and a Mishelam Wonderland Coaster Set.

The Legend of Heroes Trails from Zero and Trails to Azure Switch 2

As previously announced, the physical editions of Trails from Zero and Trails to Azure Deluxe Edition for Nintendo Switch 2 will ship as a Game-Key Card title. This means that the game data will not be on the cartridge and must be downloaded.

Final Weapon previously reviewed The Legend of Heroes: Trails from Zero and gave it a 4 out of 5 score, noting it’s “another excellent Trails JRPG with a memorable cast of characters and an engaging narrative. The game stays true to the identity of the Trails series while foreshadowing implications for subsequent games.”

Final Weapon also reviewed The Legend of Heroes: Trails to Azure, giving it a perfect 5 out of 5 score. The review notes that the game is “a beautiful turn-based RPG that encapsulates what makes Falcom’s Trails series so great. The Special Support Section proves to be one of the most memorable casts of characters in gaming today.”

Chaos Zero Nightmare and MIRESI: Invisible Future Anime Expo 2026 Plans Revealed

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Soul Kiwami
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Smilegate and Super Creative have announced its Anime Expo 2026 plans for Chaos Zero Nightmare and MIRESI: Invisible Future, including booth information, on-site events, and merchandise. As previously announced, Chaos Zero Nightmare and MIRESI: Invisible Future will be featured with interactive events, giveaways, cosplay activities, and even a playable demo zone.

MIRESI: Invisible Future will get its own both in the West Hall of the Los Angeles Convention Center, allowing attendees to try out the new game. There will also be a four-sided LED experience zone with special interactions with MIRESI characters, and upon completion, attendees will receive a Polaroid-style collectible featuring the character they interacted with. There will also be a “360° photo zone” and a variety of on-site events with cosplay models, including a turntable event.

Fans who participate in the on-site events will receive exclusive merchandise, including a PVC bag for completing and collecting stamps or a “Happi coat” depicting character Itsuka for completing the demo. What’s more, a special panel session will also feature a “Thicc Character Drawing Show” by AD Hyung-seop Kim (Hyulla). The drawing show will take place on July 4 at 8:45 p.m. PDT in Panel Room 408AB. In addition to Hyung-seop Kim, special guest artists will join the session and create MIRESI characters in their own unique styles. Attendees of the panel will receive a limited-edition premium postcard as a special reward.

The Chaos Zero Nightmare booth will be in the South Hall Lobby and mark the first offline event in North America since launch. There will be on-site activities, including a “Dice Battle” event, a photo zone with cosplay models and developers, a developer autograph signing event, and a panel. Attendees will receive trading card collectibles for participating in each event, including a special card for obtaining a full set. Having a full collection also enters you into a draw to win a 24K gold card. Fans can also trade cards on-site.

The Chaos Zero Nightmare panel will take place on July 3 at 7:45 p.m. PDT in Panel Room 403AB, featuring key developers including Kim Hyung Suk, Director at Super Creative, and Kihyun Kang, Development Lead. The session will bring discussions about the present and future of 2D anime-style games, including the development story of Chaos Zero Nightmare. Attendees will receive a limited-edition card collectible for attending.

Chaos Zero Nightmare is available now for Android via Google Play, iOS via App Store, and PC via STOVE. More details about Smilegate’s Anime Expo 2026 plans can be read at the official website.

Stranger Than Heaven Preview – A Groovy New Beginning

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Noah Hunter
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Let’s face it: Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio is one of the most consistent in our industry. Sure, I’ve not felt as strong with some of the studio’s more recent games, but there is a two-decade-long track record of quality releases. You’ve got Virtua Fighter, Super Monkey Ball, and, of course, Yakuza/Like a Dragon. The Like a Dragon series has drastically shifted in recent years, introducing a new protagonist in Ichiban Kasuga and a dynamic shift to turn-based combat. However, while this popular series has brought new ways to play, there’s nothing quite like the studio’s upcoming original game, Stranger Than Heaven. I had the opportunity to go hands-on with the upcoming game at Summer Game Fest 2026, and after just 40 minutes, I’m incredibly intrigued to see more.

Stranger Than Heaven follows Makoto Daito across Japan in five distinct locations and eras. These include Fukuoka in 1915, Hiroshima in 1929, Osaka in 1943, Shizuoka in 1951, and Shinjuku, Tokyo in 1965. As you progress through the game, Makoto will age, and the story will continue to deepen over the eventual founding of the Tojo Clan, a key organization very heavily involved in the Like a Dragon series.

While my preview didn’t focus on the story, I did get the chance to experience a small slice of three of these eras: 1915, 1929, and 1943. These all look wildly different and feel very authentic to the time period. Each segment threw me into a battle with a variety of enemies, with each round ramping up in difficulty. By far, the biggest change Like a Dragon veterans will encounter is the combat system. Instead of utilizing face buttons, Stranger Than Heaven gives you control of its protagonist by using both bumpers and triggers. Admittedly, this is going to take some getting used to (I constantly found myself wanting to press Square to attack), but I’m confident the system will feel natural after some more time with the game. 

Stranger Than Heaven Xbox Presents

I was most surprised by Stranger Than Heaven‘s focus on defense. While the Yakuza games certainly have their fair share of mechanics like dodging or guarding, I found these to be much more intertwined with battles in Stranger Than Heaven. The final stage I was able to try involved a wandering samurai in Osaka, and that battle proved to be impossible without the use of proper blocking, parrying, and dodging. The combat feels more challenging than Like a Dragon in a good way, as you have to take into account many more inputs at once. I am curious how some players might feel about this approach, but as the combat system is brand new, I assume most will go in with an open mind.

Stagger is another key component of combat, with this meter slowly broken over time as you land more hits. Both Makoto and enemies have this gauge, and it’s one you need to watch closely. If your meter slowly starts to wind down into the Yellow or Red, your ability to react defensively to incoming attacks will be limited. Stranger Than Heaven is very focused on this idea of strategy between Stagger, defensive maneuvers, and what weapon to use where.

Speaking of, while you can fight with your bare fists, a total of 13 weapons are set to be included in the game at launch. I had the chance to spend time with both the knife and a larger two-handed weapon, and both dramatically shifted my approach to combat. I found the knife to be much easier to use when attempting to stagger an enemy and deal a heavy attack (done by simultaneously pressing both triggers), while the larger weapon had longer reach when I wanted to nail a solid blow with some distance. As you probably can tell, Stranger Than Heaven is quite a mechanic-filled game. A lot is going on in gameplay, but I think the challenge will be exciting for many veterans. 

Stranger Than Heaven screenshot of Kamurocho

I didn’t have a chance to see any of Stranger Than Heaven‘s music-inspired mechanics, but the UI itself for the stagger meter looks like a vinyl record. It’s interwoven throughout even combat, and I’m really excited to see how deep this influence will be, especially with such strong musical talent and the already-showcased showman mechanics.

With just my small slice of the game, Stranger Than Heaven clearly has a lot going for it. The all-star cast will be a draw for some, and its music has already spread far and wide across social media. Its combat system is a fresh experience from the rest of the Like a Dragon series, and the story set across multiple eras is quite intriguing. RGG Studio has an ambitious game on its hands, and if I had to guess based on my time with it, I think this one is shaping up to be something special.

Stranger Than Heaven is set to launch on January 15, 2027, for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.

Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis Preview – Stylish & Incredibly Promising

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Noah Hunter
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Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis Preview

Tomb Raider is one of the most iconic franchises in all of gaming, with Lara Croft still to this day one of the industry’s greatest icons. It’s been 8 years since the last new entry in the series, Shadow of the Tomb Raider, was released, and while we’ve gotten multiple remastered collections, fans have looked forward to what’s next for quite some time. The answer is Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis, a from-the-ground-up remake of the original game almost three decades later. During Summer Game Fest: Play Days 2026, I had the chance to go hands-on with 50 minutes of the game in its iconic Lost Valley level, and overall, I’m thoroughly impressed with what I’ve seen so far.

Legacy of Atlantis is the second remake of the original game, and with that comes massive nostalgia and expectation from fans. I know some online were skeptical of how this remake might turn out, but the demo I played reassured me that this team is well aware of what Tomb Raider is and what fans want from it. Right out of the gate, it was hard not to appreciate just how visually impressive the game was. There is such a high level of detail throughout, whether in foliage, environmental assets like water, or Lara’s character model. The lighting, especially, was stunning, with some really neat filtering of sunlight done through the jungle trees.

As an earlier level in the game, The Lost Valley offered a few puzzles to complete. Lara has quite a few tools at her disposal, including a grappling hook that allows you to swing across waterfalls, pull objects, and more. I was able to use the grappling hook to pull down a gear I needed to complete a puzzle, and that process was a fun challenge. It’s been said that multiple new puzzle mechanics are being added to Legacy of Atlantis, and I’m excited to see how these end up being.

Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis Releases on February 10, 2027

Naturally, Legacy of Atlantis is still a linear game, but it appears that its environments will have plenty to discover off the beaten path. Hidden collectibles are available to seek throughout, in addition to a scanner that gives insight into some of the architecture and relics in the environment. As a huge fan of a good adventure story, I love that there are all sorts of things to find in the environment. You are rewarded for checking out interesting areas or walking through an unknown path. Discovery and exploration are such key parts of an adventure like Tomb Raider, and these elements greatly enhance it.

Beyond exploration, combat is a key focus that you’ll have to get familiar with throughout the adventure. Lara has her iconic dual-pistol setup, and these felt so satisfying to use. Each shot felt snappy and right in line with what I’d hope for from gunplay. My preview had me sidestepping around and firing away at dinosaurs as they lunged toward me, and I had so much fun shooting them down. It’s just an absolute blast dodging all over as Lara with flips and cartwheels as you shoot down enemies.

My favorite addition Legacy of Atlantis brings to the table is the new Focus meter. We all know Lara’s dynamic, expressive dodges, and the teams at Crystal Dynamics and Flying Wild Hog have built a mechanic around this that is genuinely exciting. As you dodge away from enemies, a small meter on the bottom left fills. Once a circle is filled in, you can tap the right bumper to enter Focus Mode, which slows down time and has Lara strike a sweet pose mid-air to shoot enemies. This addition is so much fun and, truthfully, makes combat a joy. As I dodged away from dinosaurs, I could quickly slow down time and deal massive headshot damage while upside down. It makes playing as Lara a lot of fun, and I’m looking forward to seeing how the system shapes up in the full release.

Throughout the demo, Lara had plenty of witty lines that felt right in line with what I’d expect from her character. It feels right in line with the confident Lara found in early games and films, and I’m very happy with the voice acting I heard from Alix Wilton Regan so far. I am interested to see how the cutscene direction and overall dialogue are for the rest of the game, as I enjoyed what I experienced.

I was already stoked to play Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis, but after my demo, it’s instantly one of my most anticipated games of 2027. The Amazon Games team I spoke with during my preview made it clear that this experience has been built by huge fans of the series for fans, whether veterans or newcomers. The original game is still here, but some enhancements go beyond a remake here. Based on my time with the game, I think those additions are really going to pay off. The stylish gameplay and new mechanics look to make this the best version of Lara’s debut adventure, and it’s looking like that very well may be the case after spending some hands-on time with the game. 

Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis is set to launch on February 12, 2027, across PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC.

Dead or Alive 6 Has Been Delisted on Steam

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Saras Rajpal
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Dead or Alive 6 Has Been Delisted on Steam

Team Ninja has officially delisted Dead or Alive 6 on PC via Steam, prior to the release of Dead or Alive 6 Last Round on June 25. Additionally, all of the DLC will no longer be available to purchase. 

Despite the removal, Team Ninja noted on its website that certain items can be transferred from the Steam version of Dead or Alive 6 to Dead or Alive 6 Last Round. Some of these include DLC Costumes for non-collaboration characters, while character unlock keys, story unlock keys, and DLC costumes for collaboration characters won’t be transferred. More details are available via Team Ninja itself. 

Dead or Alive 6 Last Round will be available with a free-to-play version on June 25 for PlayStation 5, PC (Steam), and Xbox Series X|S. Additionally, a new Dead or Alive game is also in development. Lastly, here’s an overview of the game, via Steam:

Intense Fighting Entertainment is back!!

Fan-favorite 3D fighting game DEAD OR ALIVE 6 is back with stylish moves, striking animations, and a cast of colorful characters to go head-to-head in the fighting game world’s most extreme battles!

Place, pose, and take picture-perfect screenshots of your favorite characters in the new Photo Mode. Play with the classic DOA6 roster and 5 additional DLC characters from the original version, along with new costumes. Whether you’re a new player or a longtime veteran, DEAD OR ALIVE 6 Last Round has the action you’re looking for.

Includes five additional characters released in the original version!

Play with a lineup of 29 characters, including five characters originally released as bonuses or DLC for the original version: Nyotengu, Phase 4, Momiji, Rachel, and Tamaki.

Stage your own battles in the NEW Photo Mode!

Choose your stage and characters, position them freely, change their poses and expressions, and create your own legendary moments in the brand-new Photo Mode.

From simple skirmishes to serious strategy, DOA is THE definitive 3D fighting game!

Use Holds at the perfect moment to cripple your opponent. Build your Break Gauge and unleash powerful special moves. Mash through a Fatal Rush for an easy yet highly satisfying combo. Toss your opponent into a Danger Zone to deal extra damage. From first-time players to long-time strategists, DEAD OR ALIVE has something for everyone.

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