by Filippo DinolfoIt’s Gamescom week and a whole lot of news has been coming from Germany. The Final Fantasy XV delay gets explained. Monster Boy wows us. Plus Microsoft confirms what we’ve been saying about this console generation. That and more on this week’s Day 0 Update!
8/21/2016 Show Notes
- Intro
- What Are We Playing?
- F: The King of Fighters XIV, Brut@l, Data Tetris.
- P: Street Fighter V, Brut@l, NHL 16
- B: Tales of Xillia (and Zestiria DLC), Planetarian
- C: Titanfall 2, No Man’s Sky, Bound
- Out Tuesday: The King of Fighters XIV
- Patrick is back on YouTube with a brief commentary on genres
- Final Fantasy XV’s delay goes official in 5-minute-plus personal address from Tabata
- HIGHLY recommend you watch the whole video captioned. Tabata said a LOT.
- Main message: What was going to be the day-one patch is being put on the disc.
- P: Tabata scores big points with me for acknowledging non-connected players.
- B: Hand it to Tabata. He has too much respect to pull the Day-One patch.
- PS4’s 4.0 FW update to include some big UI changes and improvements
- VIZ Media reprinting classic Super Mario Adventures comic from Nintendo Power.
- They’re also printing a previously unavailable Twilight Princess manga.
- This puts last week’s archive shutdown news in somewhat different context.
- Frank Cifaldi purchased Famicom game roms, which included Satoru Iwata’s first game
- Game Informer does a tour of their legendary game vault
- Capcom pulls back the curtain (a little) on Street Fighter V’s future
- Capybara’s Below delayed indefinitely, will reappear when it’s ready to go
- The Tomorrow Children releasing 9/6 as Early Access title for future Free to Play release
- Gamescom: Driveclub VR announced for Fall 2016 release with some cool features
- Gamescom: Monster Boy is shaping up very nicely
- Gamescom: Konami’s post-Kojima era begins with four-player co-op Metal Gear Survive
- Gamescom: “Battle Chasers: Nightwar” combines JRPGs with Joe Mad!’s artwork.
- Gamescom: Microsoft’s Greenberg hints at a tick-tock future for Xbox One
- Gamescom: Naoki Yoshida: talks ongoing to bring Final Fantasy XIV to Xbox One
- Facebook Discussion of the Week: Compared to their rhetoric, does Microsoft’s apparent attitude toward making cross-platform play work leave you pessimistic about the feature’s prospects?
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