@Phreak

How Hellraiser made it through the ratings boards is beyond me. But I give the devs 10/10 with authenticity and sticking to what Hellraiser is.

Hellraiser franchise has had it's fair share of ups, downs, more downs and even more downs. But luckily Dimension doesn't have the movie rights anymore. And there is a rumour that Clive Barker is in fact writing and directing a new Hellraiser movie. So that would be amazing.

phreak

09 October at 14:36

@Tea: I think Kena 2 was unfortunatly delayed. But its a small team. So its good they get more time.

Tea

09 October at 14:18

@phreak - you what im waiting for ... the release date on Kena 2. The first game was a complete gem and likely my game of the year when it was released.

phreak

09 October at 14:04

@IkariX: Hearing good things about Hellraiser. Props to the devs for refusing to cencor it. Even for streamers

Vernon1711

09 October at 13:24

@VectorTwoSix

For now I would not be hopeful, this article was released https://wccftech.com/phantom-blade-zero-playstation-5-pulled-listings-no-physical-edition/ that shows for now, there is no intention for a physical release, maybe it will be like Black Myth Wukong where they will release physical later

Possibly after the timed exclusivity ends

VectorTwoSix

09 October at 13:11

Look I'm really excited for Phantom Blade Zero, but I refuse to buy it digitally. Much like Black Myth Wukong, I will wait if I have to, but if you're getting a physical, please sign me up (I heard rumours there would be some physicals released).

IkariX

09 October at 13:06

@Phreak

I'm very excited for FF Resonance.

I'm going to binge play Hellraiser the whole weekend. It's so freaking good. Hellraiser: Revival has such sights to show you.

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Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion Arrives on Consoles and PC This Year

by Sam Aberdeen on 17 June, 2022

A remaster of the classic PSP title Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII is coming to consoles and PC later this year, Square Enix confirmed at the recent Final Fantasy VII 25th Anniversary. The game, officially titled Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion, will come to PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch and PC.

Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII originally launched in 2007 exclusively on PSP and told the story of Zack Fair, a young member of SOLDIER, before the events of the main game. It received mostly great reviews at launch and formed part of the expanded Final Fantasy VII universe alongside the animated movie, Advent Children.

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Square Enix debuted a first look at Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion, showing reimagined gameplay and combat featuring Zack as well as select portions of the game. It certainly goes a bit deeper than your usual “remaster”, despite still being billed as one (when it’s honestly closer to a full remake).

The company also provided a statement on Reunion:

"Since its original release in 2007, Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII has received wide acclaim for its deep and emotional story. This new version enhances the graphics to HD and updates all of the 3D models in the game. Full voiceovers and new music arrangements present this epic tale of strife and heroism, presenting Final Fantasy VII in a brand-new light. Enjoy a more beautiful and accessible Crisis Core, going way beyond just a simple HD remaster.”

Best of all, Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion will release later this year for PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch and PC. Additionally, fans can look forward to the official sequel to Final Fantasy VII Remake, titled Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, that will launch in late 2023. Check out the reveal trailer below.