ghostwire tokyo
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Hi-Fi Rush Dev Is Back From The Dead, Will ‘Continue Developing’ The Series
Three months after Microsoft unceremoniously shut the studio down, Hi-Fi Rush developer Tango Gameworks is being revived by PUBG publisher Krafton. The company has acquired both the studio and the rights to the Hi-Fi Rush IP, and plans to expand upon the rhythm-based action game as part of the acquisition. So not only is the…
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9 PlayStation 5 Games That Make The Dualsense Controller Go Brrr
The Playstation 5 Dualsense controller is a pretty sweet piece of technology. On a purely physical level, it feels great to hold. Not in the same way as holding the hand of the person that means the most to you, but purely in a gamer sense. It’s sleek, comfortable, secure, and I’ve yet to find…
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Play Ghostwire: Tokyo Or I Will Haunt Your House Like A Putrid, Annoying Ghost
Writer’s note: I will not actually haunt your house like a putrid, annoying ghost. I am very busy and important. Did you know: A lot of games came out while Elden Ring was busy taking over the gaming world. Some, like Kirby and the Forgotten Land, managed to cut through the Elden Ring craze by catering…
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Ghostwire: Tokyo Has One Of The Coolest Healing Systems In Open-World Games
Ghostwire: Tokyo, the cool new Tango Gameworks project about chatting up spirits and fighting ghastly humanoids, has managed to pull me away from Elden Ring. It’s a nice reprieve. Ghostwire is nowhere near as hard as FromSoftware’s latest Souls-like. So rather than roaming a vast, haunting open world and getting absolutely decimated by melancholy monstrosities…