As long as Nier: Automata director Yoko Taro is still alive, the series will continue

When you’re a fan of certain franchises, you want nothing more than for someone to come out and say that there’s another mainline entry coming soon. It can make you hyped for what comes next while also letting you wonder what that “next thing” could be. For Devil May Cry fans they’ve been waiting in the wings for something new to arrive since the 5th entry was released in 2019. Yep, it was released over four years ago. Doesn’t that make you feel old? Despite the sales success and reception to the title, Capcom has been mum about what might be happening next.

Wes Ball on what he wants from his upcoming adaptation of the beloved video game.

The Resident Evil franchise is a massive one. We’ve seen this franchise thrive over the decades now. With the first game launching on the original PlayStation, Capcom has continued producing mainline installments and a series of spinoffs. However, it wasn’t too long ago that the development team at Capcom opted to bring remakes into the marketplace. Fans have taken up with these remakes, and it’s allowed Capcom to bring out three of them to date. But if you were uncertain if this trend would continue or not, a Capcom developer opted to reveal remakes are not going away anytime soon. 

Fans excited for Sonic the Hedgehog 3 got a nice little tease today. Jeff Fowler, director of both 2020’s Sonic the Hedgehog and 2022’s Sonic the Hedgehog 2, published a tweet today teasing the emergence of one of the blue blur’s most iconic villains, Shadow the Hedgehog in next year’s Sonic the Hedgehog 3.

Following the announcement of The Last of Us Part II Remastered, Entertainment Weekly reached out to Naughty Dog's Head of Creative and Co-President (not to mention writer and director) Neil Druckmann to get a comment on the controversial plot that sparked many heated fan reactions. Here's what Druckmann had to say:

The parent company of Marvel Snap's developer may be shutting down entirely.

Original Bayonetta director Hideki Kamiya suspects many of his ideas for the series will be going to the grave with him.

Bayonetta creator Hideki Kamiya has revealed in a recent video on his YouTube channel that a collaboration between him and other major Japanese game developers, such as Metal Gear creator Hideo Kojima or Nier creator Yoko Taro would be a disaster.

Hideki Kamiya — the director ofBayonetta, Ōkami, Devil May Cry and many more — has completely shut down the idea of him collaborating with Nier director Yoko Taro or Death Stranding director Hideo Kojima.

«Unemployed man» Hideki Kamiya continues to update his YouTube channel in the wake of his departure from Platinum, keeping the world at large updated on what he's been cooking, his opinions on onsen, and the last time he visited an aquarium.

The Bayonetta series is likely going to continue even after Hideki Kamiya left PlatinumGames, the series creator said in a new video shared online today.

The Amirdrassil Race to World First has reached the end of its first week! Throughout the race, Dratnos & Tettles will be providing Daily Recaps of the events of each day — today's video focuses on Tindral Sageswift's continued longevity, penultimate boss comparisons, and more.Looking for livestreams, guilds to watch, and analytics to dive into? Check out the Wowhead RWF Coverage Article for the latest lists of streamers, raid coverage, and boss guies. Tindral Sageswift remains alive and well, cementing this race as a 2 reset affair! In today's RWF Recap, Dratnos and Tettles discuss the incredible difficulty of this boss and compare it to previous bosses of similar difficulty like Halondrus, as well as other penultimate bosses like Stone Legion Generals, Rygelon, and Fallen Avatar. Fallen Avatar holds the crown for pull counts in the modern era, but Tindral is hot on its heels and with a hundred or so more pulls could take the record. Further nerfs to the boss could of course interfere with that, but Dratnos and Tettles expect that those nerfs won't come until after Liquid and Echo have killed the boss. Though Tindral is certainly a difficulty outlier, it's unclear if that's a bad thing, as the majority of the players fighting the boss are having a good time. Bosses that are brutally difficult and unfun, like Stone Legion Generals, are certainly a problem, but when they're hard AND fun it's great! The difficulty, of course, needs to be carefully tweaked over the coming months to ensure that it's killable for the guilds reaching it later, to avoid the problems of the first few months of Seplucher which killed several guilds. The reset is now looming! Soon, RWF raiders will have to make sure they've completed their chores, like filling out their M+ Great Vault rows with +20s if possible, and completing the Campaign to earn another Enchanted Wyrm's Dreaming Crest for the Spark of Dreams that unlocks on the reset. Echo have also been pulling their sleep schedule backwards to enable the 5am start on Wednesday.