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March 27, 2021

Ghost of Tsushima movie is in the works

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A Ghost of Tsushima movie is currently in the works. Chad Stahelski will be directing the film. He is known for making the John Wick films that revived Keanu Reeves’s career. Ghost of Tsushima is the most well-received game by both fans and critics in the year 2020. It is not polarizing like The Last of us 2 and it is not a disappointment like Cyberpunk 2077. It sold 5 million copies on its debut and fans got upset when it lost Game of the year from the game Awards. This game also helped promote the tourism of Tsushima Island. The game is about the historical event that happened in 1274, The time when Mongol invaders attacked the Khotun Khan Islands of Tsushima. This game gives the player a lifelike Samurai experience. It is a visual masterpiece as well that gives Jin Sakai, The main character of the game must join his Uncle Lord Shimura’s army to defend their land from invaders. American Actor, Daisuke Tsuji lent his voice and

November 18, 2020

2020 Game Awards Nominations Revealed

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An unpredictable year demands an unpredictable Game Awards — which we didn’t really get, but there’s a twist thrown in here and there. The nominees were revealed today and even though a total of 75 games are mentioned over 23 categories, they’re dominated by two or three of the year’s biggest releases that get a mention in nearly every category they qualify for. Get used to seeing The Last Of Us Part II in this list; it was nominated in ten categories, more than any other 2020 game, and is sure to win some of them. Ghost Of Tsushima, Final Fantasy 7 Remake and the indie slasher Hades were also nominated for everything, and in many cases these games will all be competing against each other. The Game Awards will be held December 10, virtually from locations around the world. Check out the full list below and see if your favorite 2020 games made the cut. Game of the Year Animal Crossing: New Horizons (Nintendo) Doom Eternal (id Software/Bethesda) Final

June 12, 2018

E3 2018: The Best Of The Playstation Presentation

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Another E3 for Playstation 4! After the machine-gun fire of trailers and reveals that was Microsoft’s E3, Sony’s quiet focus on just four Playstation titles felt a bit underwhelming. The games shown off looked great, but there’s a consensus that Microsoft won this year’s E3 despite showing far fewer exclusives. I’m still a PS4 man, though (except when it comes to Fortnite, because of this.) The most anticipated title in Sony’s future is Naughty Dog’s The Last Of Us Part II, and Sony knew it. After a brief (or maybe not that brief) concert from the game’s musician Gustavo Santaolalla, we cut to an older Ellie chilling out at a post-apocalyptic hoedown. As she’s about to kiss her girlfriend, the camera swings over to either a flashback or a flash-forward. Either way, Ellie kills a lot of people. The stralth gameplay looks pretty similar to its predecessor, but no one’s complaining. I think Ellie is the last of us because she keeps killing everyone else. #E32018 #e3sony — Matthew Green