Listen, I know we just got our hands on the long-awaited reimagining to one of the most beloved games ever with Final Fantasy 7 Remake. But as the first wave of folks work their way to finishing this 40-hour(ish) journey through Midgar--which was just the opening portion of the original game--we naturally begin to wonder where FF7 Remake goes from here. You probably have questions, like how many parts will it be, or how long will we have to wait for the next entry?For one, I would say relax and let the development team do their thing, because as a reminder, the next part in FF7 Remake is currently in development. In a Square Enix blog post back in November 2019, game director Tetsuya Nomura stated, "We've already begun working on the next one as well, but I'm confident that playing through this title will expand your expectations just like the world that extends beyond Midgar."Our own senior editor Edmond Tran had a conversation with producer Yoshinori Kitase just last month, and asked Kitase-san how he feels about the possibility of working on FF7 Remake for the rest of his career. He said he isn't worried about the commitment, concluding, "I think it is a very important thing." He also echoed Nomura-san's assertion, saying that the team isn't taking a break from the Remake project and that they'll "get straight to it." (You can read GameSpot's full interview with Kitase-san for more.)Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

There's never been a better time to set some time aside and do a deep-dive into the weird, wonderful world of Spider-Man movies. There are certainly plenty to pick from, and each incarnation has its own merits, from different Peter Parkers to different villains and different, uh, levels of quality we'll say. But, of course, if you're going to go through and rank all the different Spider-Mans (Spiders-Men?), you'll need to come at them with fresh eyes. We recommend a nice, extensive re-watch marathon.Fortunately, just about every Spider-Man movie is available for streaming on various services. The only real outlier is The Amazing Spider-Man, which you'll have to pick up as a rental if you want to relive Andrew Garfield's glory days all over again. Everything else, however, you can find with some fancy footwork and the right subscriptions to streaming platforms like Netflix, Hulu, or Amazon Prime.Here's where you can find each Spider-Man movie to watch right now from the comfort and safety of your own home.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

For those of you who are excited for the latest streaming service to arrive--NBCUniversal's Peacock--the wait is over, kind of. Today, Peacock launched for some people, but don't expect to be able to watch all of the service's original content right away.While not everyone can access the new service, Xfinity customers will be able to use Peacock at no cost on the Flex 4K system through the cable/internet provider. This will be the premium ad-supported tier--listed below--and there will be a full rollout for all Comcast subscribers by April 30.Peacock's premium tier will have more than 15,000 hours of TV shows and movies to kick things off, from Parks and Recreation to Jurassic Park and more. There are a plethora of original programs coming as well. However, the majority of them are being delated until 2021 because of the coronavirus pandemic, according to Variety.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Animal Crossing: New Horizons' Bunny Day event has ended (much to the relief of players everywhere), but as Nintendo had previously teased, an Earth Day event is also slated to take place in the game soon. This year's Earth Day falls on April 22, which is presumably around when New Horizons' event will be held given that the series typically matches up with the real-world calendar.As was the case with Bunny Day, the Earth Day event will be added as part of a free update, although Nintendo has not yet announced when that will be released. The company also hasn't yet shared any details about what the event will entail, but it seems it will be hosted by Leif--the flower-loving sloth who runs the gardening store in New Leaf.That may not be all that's coming to New Horizons this month. During March's Nintendo Direct Mini, Nintendo teased that the game's upcoming update will "usher in some newly added features, including the Earth Day event," suggesting that some other things will be added as well. However, the company didn't share any further information beyond that.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

There's plenty of decent science fiction to stream on TV during this trying time of self-isolation, whether you're interested in the near-future body-swapping of HBO's Westworld Season 3 or the slightly-less-near-future body-swapping of Netflix's Altered Carbon Season 2. But chances are you're missing out on the best sci-fi show to hit the airwaves (or, in this case, streaming world) in years: FX's Devs. Granted, it's understandable if Devs has slipped under your radar, since figuring out where to stream it can be slightly confusing.So how do you actually watch FX's Devs? In a seeming contradiction (appropriate for a show largely concerned with concepts of determinism and free will), Devs doesn't actually air on FX. Instead, Devs is an "FX on Hulu" show. In other words, the whole show is streaming exclusively on Hulu. If you have a Hulu subscription, you can stream it right now. And you definitely should--read on to find out why.Devs comes from the mind of writer and director Alex Garland, whose previous high concept sci-fi mindf***s include, in addition to much more, the 2014 AI/android film Ex Machina and 2018's adaptation of Jeff VanderMeer's novel Annihilation. The show follows employees and executives at a Google-like tech firm whose clandestine "Devs" division hides a world-changing secret--one that CEO Forest (Parks and Rec's Nick Offerman) will do anything to hide, unfortunately for protagonist Lily (Sonoya Mizuno, who previously dazzled us in Ex Machina, as well as the fantastic 2018 Netflix show Maniac).Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Chapter 10 of Final Fantasy 7 Remake takes you even lower than the Midgar Undercity, into the sewers below. Though the section is fairly straightforward, this is an area where FF7 Remake likes to hide a few key items, including new weapons and Materia.That's okay, though: We've mapped the sewer system to find everything worth getting in Chapter 10. Read on for all the details you need to defeat the sewers denizens and claim their treasures.Check out the rest of our Final Fantasy 7 Remake guides so you don't miss a single secret or collectible. You can also read our FF7 Remake review.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Note: This post contains light spoilers for Chapter 9 of Final Fantasy 7 Remake. We recommend you play through the chapter first before reading this guide.In your mission to infiltrate the mansion of the reclusive Don Corneo during Chapter 9, Cloud must disguise himself in a dress. Like Tifa and Aerith, the look Cloud has during this section will change depending on which side-quests you've recently completed.Below we've got a full rundown of everything you need to know to unlock Cloud's three dresses, and you can find more information about finding every single dress for Aerith and Tifa with our Wall Market Dress Guide. If you manage to get every single dress across multiple playthroughs, you'll earn the "Dressed to the Nines" trophy.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

From now until May 14, you can unlock a new rare skin in Apex Legends for Wraith with a Twitch Prime account. Called Forgotten in the Void, the new skin might be one of Wraith's most colorful appearances to date.You can see what Forgotten in the Void looks like in the image embedded below. The skin adds a purple, blue, and pink pattern to Wraith's outfit and hair. Her face is also scarred with what looks like Void energy, cracking the left side of her face with jagged black lines. The skin also makes Wraith's eyes even milkier than they already are--like she's permanently witnessing the Void after being forgotten in its depths for so long.Twitch Prime comes included in Amazon Prime--owning the subscription nets you an exclusive Apex Legends skin every month.If you're looking for more skins to unlock, The Old Ways limited-time event has added several new epic and legendary skins to Apex Legends' in-game store. You can also unlock a few cosmetics by completing event challenges and earning points towards finishing The Old Ways limited-time prize track. The Old Ways concludes on April 21.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Pokemon Go is holding a new kind of event this weekend. On Sunday, April 19, the game will be hosting its first-ever Incense Day, which will bring out certain types of Pokemon throughout the day, including a Shiny.At different points during the event, Incense that you use in the game will attract different types of Pokemon. The kinds of monsters that will appear will rotate every hour according to the following schedule:11 AM - 12 PM local time: Water-type Pokemon like Poliwag, Tentacool, Spheal, and Clamperl12 - 1 PM local time: Fire-type Pokemon like Growlithe, Ponyta, Houndour, and Litwick1 - 2 PM local time: Grass-type Pokemon like Oddish, Roselia, Lileep, and Ferroseed2 - 3 PM local time: Psychic-type Pokemon like Slowpoke, Baltoy, Bronzor, and Gothita3 - 4 PM local time: Bug-type Pokemon like Caterpie, Ledyba, Skorupi, and Joltik4 - 5 PM local time: Ground-type Pokemon like Wooper, Barboach, Hippopotas, and DrilburIn addition to those Pokemon, Sentret will appear much more often throughout the Incense Day event, regardless of what the featured type is, and you'll have a chance to catch a Shiny one. Niantic will also offer an event-exclusive bundle that will cost one PokeCoin and contain three Incenses. You can read more about the Incense Day event on the official Pokemon Go website.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

The soundtrack of Final Fantasy 7 Remake is a standout, but in addition to the music that plays throughout the game, there are also special songs you can collect as you work your way through Midgar. These tracks are all found on music discs that can be grabbed all over the city and played at jukeboxes, and they have some of the best versions of classic FF7 tracks in the game.There are 31 music discs scattered throughout Final Fantasy 7 Remake, and while many are on the beaten path, a few are easy to miss in out-of-the-way places. We've got a complete rundown of where to find every single music disc in the game, to help you rock out and earn the "Disc Jockey" trophy.We've got plenty more info in our Final Fantasy 7 Remake guide rundown, which can help you find every weapon, secret, and collectible throughout the game.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Amazon's Lord of the Rings TV show has reportedly parted ways with renowned J.R.R. Tolkien scholar Tom Shippey, one of the world's most knowledgeable experts on the author and his works.This information comes from another Tolkien scholar, Corey Olsen, who said during a livestream (via TheOneRing.net) that Shippey told him that he's no longer involved. Olsen, who was literally squirming as he replied to a question from a fan about this, declined to share more details out of respect for Shippey."I will say, it's not that simple [as Amazon fired Tom Shippey]," Olsen said. "I don't think that's exactly what happened. Like they just up and fired Tom Shippey."Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

The NFL is going big on video games. After giving its license to 2K Games for new non-simulation NFL games, the professional sports league has now licensed the rights to yet another game studio.Nifty Games has announced NFL Clash, which is described as a "mobile-first" football game that offers an "innovative take" on a sports game. Details are scant for now, but the California-based developer said the title will allow players "a new way to play an authentic head-to-head football game in just minutes.""To date, mobile sports games have been casual mini-games or simulations migrated from gaming consoles. Nifty Games is focused on delivering NFL fans fast, yet deep gameplay specifically designed for mobile," the studio said.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Call of Duty: Warzone is bringing back Trios. Developer Infinity Ward announced on Twitter that Trios will return in the battle royale game through a playlist update on Thursday, April 16 at 11 PM PT.Trios--which features teams of three--was the only way to play Warzone at launch. It was initially removed to make space for the Quads mode, before returning. Infinity Ward removed it again recently to make space for the newly released shotgun/sniper mode.Players quickly and passionately let Infinity Ward know they wanted Trios back, and they won't have to wait much longer for that to happen. It's unclear if the limited-time mode, Scopes and Scatter Guns Trios, will remain in the game when Trios returns.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Bungie, the developer of Destiny 2, has started a new charity initiative in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic, and it's already raised a lot of money. It's called Guardian's Heart, and the aim is to raise money for Direct Relief, which focuses on healthcare workers around the world.The stated goal of Direct Relief is "to improve the health and lives of people affected by poverty or emergencies--without regard to politics, religion, or ability to pay." It aims to help healthcare workers who are at the frontline of the crisis as the global death toll passes 130,000.Destiny 2 players can earn themselves a new emblem by making a $20 donation to the charity via Tiltify. You can see the emblem below.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

After 23 years, the remake of Final Fantasy VII is bringing one of gaming's most beloved RPGs back to the forefront of discussion. Fans are excited, but if you've never played FFVII--or, possibly, any Final Fantasy--you might be wondering what all the hoopla is about when it comes to a guy named Cloud, a woman named Aerith, a dog named Red XIII, and any number of other weird items, elements, and places surrounding the game. Final Fantasy VII is a classic, but if you missed the boat 23 years ago, the situation around the remake might be confusing you.There are a lot of details for a newcomer to get lost in, outside of FFVII's dense story and worldbuilding, like how it's only the first episode of a larger story and how it makes a lot of changes to the original. If everything from the hype to the scope of Final Fantasy VII Remake have you confused, we're here to help. Here's everything you need to know, and why you should care.Final Fantasy VII Is A Classic For A ReasonFirst and foremost, you want to understand why FFVII is so beloved among so many fans. Part of the explanation is the moment of its release: in 1997, FFVII hit the original PlayStation at the perfect moment. It was a game with a huge, rich story and interesting characters at a moment when storytelling in console games was rarely the focus. It mainstreamed the RPGs of Square Enix (Squaresoft at the time) for a big swathe of players who had never seen or heard of them before.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com