Capcom announced that Resident Evil RE: Verse, the competitive multiplayer title, will launch next month. The multiplayer-only title was included with Resident Evil Village but was delayed. Capcom did not give a specific date during the presentation.RE: Verse is a competitive third-person shooter, where players can control their favorite heroes and bioweapons from throughout Resident Evil's history. The game has had a number of beta periods prior to release. It features characters like Claire Redfield, Leon Kennedy, Jack Baker, and many more.It was recently announced that Resident Evil Village had sold 4 million copies, each one including a copy of RE: Verse. This is the second Resident Evil game in a row to include an entirely separate multiplayer game based on the IP. Resident Evil Remake 3 included Resident Evil Resistance, an asymmetrical multiplayer mode where four survivors faced off against one mastermind.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

During Capcom's E3 2021 presentation, producer Tsuyoshi Kanda announced that post-launch DLC is in development for Resident Evil Village. No other details, including premise or release window, were provided.Kanda kicked off Capcom's conference with a brief announcement for the online multiplayer Resident Evil Re:Verse, confirming that it goes live sometime next month. After that reveal, Capcom then unveiled that additional downloadable content for Resident Evil Village is now in the works."By popular demand, development has just started on additional DLC for Resident Evil Village," Capcom concluded in the Resident Evil Village part of its livestream. "More info [to come] later."Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Capcom gave us a look at what's next for the Monster Hunter series during its E3 2021 showcase. First, the recently released Monster Hunter Rise is getting a 3.1 update on June 24, which will introduce a handful of new event quests, rewards, and paid DLC cosmetics.Following the release of the 3.1 update, you'll be able to download the following event quests from Senri the Mailman in Kamura Village:Almudron: Fashion VictimFooled in the Flooded ForestRampage: Muddi GrasHeart of a HeroAn Icy Blade So BrightWe've got more #MHRise content on the horizon! 📅Get the Tsukino Palico Layered set from #MHStories2 on June 18th and even more Event Quests and fun Rewards rolling out starting June 24th with Ver. 3.1 📜 pic.twitter.com/CZRThq9bOq — Monster Hunter (@monsterhunter) June 14, 2021 Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Razer has been making premium gaming laptops for a long time now, but all of them have been equipped with Intel processors. That's changing today with the Razer Blade 14, the company's first AMD-powered laptop that might also be the most powerful 14-inch gaming laptop on the market when it launches later this year. Razer Blade 14 (2021) Starts at $1,800 At the heart of the new Blade 14 is AMD's incredibly powerful Ryzen 9 5900HX processors, with 8 physical cores and 16 threads for content-intense work. The processor features a boost clock of 4.6GHz that will pair nicely with the trio of Nvidia GPUs across the range, starting with the RTX 3060 and going all the way up to the RTX 3080. Razer says these GPUs will feature up to 100W of power, which is important given that many other laptops of this size limit power delivery to the same components, making them perform a little worse.This is achieved thanks to a new vapor chamber cooler that helps keep temperatures under control despite the thin chassis. Made of entirely CNC aluminum, the design of the Blade 14 hasn't changed much when compared to the rest of the line, but at just over 16mm thick it's an impressive engineering feat. Depending on your GPU choice you'll have either an FHD, 144Hz IPS display or a crisper QHD, 165Hz IPS panel in the small 14-inch body. Both will feature AMD FreeSync Premium support. See at Razer Each configuration comes with a 1TB SSD, which can easily be expanded later via the single M.2 slot; however, you will be stuck with the 16GB of DDR4-3200MHz RAM that is soldered onto the board. Wi-Fi 6E is included for some future-proofing as well as Bluetooth 5.2 support for low-latency peripherals.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Following up on its first monitor since 2019, Razer has revealed a new version of the Razer Raptor 27 in its E3 2021 keynote. The QHD IPS display sits within a 27-inch chassis that Razer has designed to look and feel far more luxurious than its competitors, with a price to match the premium build, too. Razer Raptor 27-Inch QHD Monitor $800 The Razer Raptor looks familiar from afar. It retains the sleek black chassis with the squared-off design, mimicking Apple's Pro XDR display or latest iMacs. The display has extremely slim bezels on the side with only a slit chin to fit the company's logo on at the bottom, which means you can easily set three up next to each other with only a slight space in-between them. The IPS panel provides 95% coverage of the DCI-P color space while also offering a 1440p resolution, 165Hz refresh rate, and support for AMD Premium FreeSync (with G-Sync certification too.) Razer also says this is the first THX-certified monitor, but doesn't detail what that means in terms of performance. See at Razer Those specs are all on par for a premium gaming monitor today, but Razer's design takes things further. The back is adorned in a soft-touch fabric instead of cold, milled aluminum, and the Raptor retains the incredibly useful cable management system at the back to keep your setup looking tidy. The stand offers tilt and height adjustment, with the rim of the base featuring RBG that can be synchronized with other Razer peripherals using Razer's Chroma software. The monitor is VESA compatible too, but you'll need to spend $100 more on an adapter from Razer if you're looking to mount this on a monitor arm.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Batman has, canonically speaking, had sex. He has a son, and he was at least once engaged to Catwoman. But there are limitations, and the creators of the Harley Quinn animated series on HBO Max ran into that barrier according to a new interview with executive producer Justin Halpern with Variety."It's incredibly gratifying and free to be using characters that are considered villains because you just have so much more leeway," Halpern said. "A perfect example of this is in the third season of Harley [when] we had a moment where Batman was going down on Catwoman. And DC was like, 'You can't do that. You absolutely cannot do that.' They're like, 'Heroes don't do that.'"So Halpern and his team shot back, asking if "heroes are just selfish lovers."Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

After years and years of waiting, 343 Industries finally exhibited Halo Infinite's multiplayer during the Xbox and Bethesda Games Showcase at E3 2021 and then immediately followed it up with an extended vidoc from the developers that revealed even more. Multiplayer is the bread and butter of the Halo series, and with the multiplayer adopting a free-to-play model this time around, fans were naturally wondering if (and potentially worrying that) things might go amiss due to loot boxes, pay-to-win, and other nasty elements. But from what I've seen and heard so far, 343 has laid those concerns to rest and I couldn't be more excited about what Halo Infinite will have to offer later this year.Starting with the basics of its gameplay, Halo Infinite brings back the tried-and-true Arena mode of 4v4 multiplayer and complements it with a bigger-than-ever Big Team Battle mode that now supports 24-player matches. From what we've seen so far, there appears to be a good variety of unique multiplayer maps in a variety of settings that cater to any number of different playstyles. In the vidoc, 343 said it will have more maps and modes to come over time, and I'm eager to see what else 343 has cooking to mix things up in an unexpected way, similar to the MOBA-style Warzone mode for Halo 5.A big takeaway from the vidoc is that 343 is aiming to support Halo Infinite multiplayer not only for months to come after launch, but years, similarly to The Master Chief Collection. It's new and exciting to think about Halo becoming more of a platform than a game, and it opens up a number of possibilities for where it might be headed in the future. Now, we still don't know all the specifics--and no one outside 343 has actually played the game yet--but 343 is saying all the right things about Halo Infinite multiplayer, as I see it.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

The Great Ace Attorney, the prequel in the Ace Attorney series coming on July 27, got a new gameplay look at Capcom's E3 2021 presentation. In a pair of trailers, Capcom promoted the upcoming adventure game, and detailed a few of the new tools you'll use to sniff out the truth from suspects and jurors: the Dance of Deduction, and Summation Examination.In the Dance of Deduction, protagonist Ryunosuke Naruhodo will team up with London investigator Herlock Sholmes to volley back and forth to unravel the truth behind the lies a witness is telling. We see one such scene in action, slightly spoiling the reveal that a character isn't who they seem to be.In Summation Examination, Ryunosuke can target individual jurors to pick apart their inconsistent logic, and even pit them against each other to prolong the trial. That means you'll be working to slowly convince six different people to your line of thinking, all of whom may be bringing their own perspectives and biases to the court.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

We're in the midst of Play For All and E3 2021 coverage, and there's a ton of fun, exciting events coming up. That includes two days of livestreams from GameSpot on Wednesday, June 16, and Thursday, June 17, where we'll be revealing dozens of exclusive trailers and gameplay reveals, interviews with AAA game developers, roundtables with influencers from throughout the industry, and much more.You can check out the full Play For All schedule for a look at all of the programming we have slated for both days. We're not able to reveal many of the surprises we have in store just yet, but you can expect interviews with both Bethesda, Square Enix, and Ubisoft, along with interviews and new looks at a ton of exciting games, including new Streets of Rage 4 DLC, new content for a popular game from developer Serenity Forge, and more. Some of the big name titles and interviews we'll be featuring on the show include:Far Cry 6Rainbow Six ExtractionDeathloopGuardians of the GalaxyKnockout CityLost In RandomCall Of Duty's new global head Johanna FariesBethesda's Pete Hines And much more!We'll have some exciting exclusive gameplay reveals and trailers, including brand new looks at games like:Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

As expected, there have been a ton of new games showcased at E3 2021. However, with so many streams and presentations giving us new glimpses at what's coming next, you're likely to lose track of them all. Below we've compiled a list of the biggest games at the show. Be sure to check back often, as we update this feature with even more games. To keep up with GameSpot's ongoing coverage of E3 2021, check out our Play For All event hub, where we'll be posting all the latest stories the moment they get announced. You can also read our E3 2021 schedule rundown, so you don't miss out on all the upcoming press conferences. You can also check out our roundup of E3 2021's best trailers so far.Far Cry 6Far Cry 6 is the latest in Ubisoft's tenured open-world shooter franchise. Set in the fictional country of Yara, you're put in the role of a guerilla fighter working to overthrow its tyrannical dictator, portrayed by none other than renowned actor Giancarlo Esposito. As you'd expect, Far Cry 6 is looking to expand your repertoire of destructive weapons you can use to wreak havoc while also properly bringing the series into the next generation with a stunning, lush tropical world to explore.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Snowboarding fans looking for a new-gen take on the sport can finally hit the slopes on PC and Xbox Series X, as Shredders has just been revealed. Announced at Microsoft and Bethesda's joint showcase conference, Shredders features fluid tricks, lots of snowboard-grinding, and the opportunity to grab some big air when you hit a ramp.The game describes itself as being for riders and by riders, and will be available on PC, Xbox Cloud Gaming, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S, as well as on Xbox Game Pass when it launches in December.Developer Foam Punch added that the game will include actual professional snowboarders, with names of the roster being revealed in the coming months.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Developer Mundfish's first-person shooter Atomic Heart got a new trailer during Xbox-Bethesda's E3 2021 presentation, which didn't reveal a release date but confirmed the game will be available day-one on Xbox Game Pass.The new trailer showcased some of the powers and weapons players can experiment with. This includes firing electricity from your fingertips and levitating everything around you, as well as equipping yourself with guns like pistols and some spiked nail gun... or something. Check it out below.There are also some bits of melee combat. Just based on the brief glimpse of gameplay above, Atomic Heart seems like a riff on BioShock and Dying Light.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Xbox has announced their Honey-I-Shrunk-The-Kid-esque survival game, Grounded, is getting a free update packed with features fans have been asking for, features like... sitting. The ability to plop yourself on the ground, adopt pets, and build your own castle is coming with the free Shroom and Doom update, which hits both Xbox and PC on June 30.In addition to these more light-hearted additions, the update comes with a brand-new boss: the Broodmother. While the massive and highly deadly spider was previously in the game, the new and improved Broodmother has undergone a pretty significant reworking and is now more frightening than ever before.On the bright side, taking on the Broodmother now has an added bonus: helping you unlock one of those coveted achievements. As a part of the update, achievements are being added to Grounded, adding an extra incentive to get back to the game for completionists.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

It's not especially clear what's happening in the reveal trailer for Replaced, but even in the first few minutes, it looks pretty bleak. With a cyberpunk look, a pixel art visual style, and a mixture of dystopic moments and intense close-quarters fighting, we're mostly getting a vibe off Replaced--but it's an intense and interesting one.Check out the trailer below, which debuted during the Xbox and Bethesda Showcase at E3 2021. The game's particular mixture of pixel art, side-scrolling gameplay, and high-quality 3D and lighting effects make for a pretty interesting look, but it's the gameplay that seems interesting.Developer Sad Cat Studios' website gives even more details:Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

During the Xbox E3 showcase, a new trailer for Among Us teased an update that will make the game even bigger. Physically bigger. After the update hits, lobbies will support up to 15 players and up to three imposters.Currently, Among Us only supports up to 10 players, with two imposters. No release date was given for the update, but the trailer teased that it's "coming soon."Microsoft had a lot of other big news at its E3 briefing, including lots of details on Halo Infinite, the announcement of Forza Horizon 5, and Starfield's 2022 release date.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com