Category: Video Games News

Where to go before a new Hyrule drops

It is the week of a new Zelda game, and you might be getting ready by revisiting its predecessor. I’m not surprised to see that a few people I know have been booting Breath of the Wild back up, just in time for The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.

In fact, I’ve been doing the same. I was looking for a refresher, as well as an excuse to finally try the Champion’s Ballad DLC.

The world’s most dangerous carriage ride sets off

A new tour of the Darkest Dungeon around is officially setting off today. Red Hook Studios’ Darkest Dungeon II officially launches into 1.0 today, May 8, and heads to Steam.

The follow-up to 2016’s Darkest Dungeon, this new entry makes a number of changes to the formula. Four heroes set off on a whirlwind stagecoach ride, hurtling into a decrepit and dangerous world to hold back the apocalypse.

Delicious

I don’t know much about horses. I know that they have four legs and taste amazing. That’s about it. I never had a horse-obsessed phase when I was growing up. That’s probably because I played video games, where they’re mainly depicted as cars that run on oats.

I also never had an interest in Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, probably also because of video games.

Some layoffs expected from consolidation

Publisher holding company Plaion, (formerly known as Koch Media), is planning to consolidate several labels under one banner — Publishers Deep Silver, Ravenscourt, and Prime Matter are all to merge under the Plaion label.

Announced during a recent media presentation, Plaion notes that it hopes to see its companies produce fewer titles with higher overall quality.

Look as hot as The Nurse

In an interesting, but somewhat unnerving, piece of merchandising, Konami has announced that it will be teaming with make-up, erm, maker Vampyre Cosmetics in order to produce a line of cosmetic products based upon the Drop Dead Gorgeous world of *checks notes* Silent Hill.

The problem with quotes found on the internet is they’re often not true. – Tingle

As we approach the launch of yet another highly anticipated game from The Legend of Zelda franchise, it’s hard not to look back at all the games that have come before. Especially if you’ve been there since the very beginning with that golden NES cartridge.

Capitalism and Crypto breaks all

This weekend saw UDON Comics publish the first issue of Street Fighter 6, a new comic that acts as a prologue to the events of Capcom’s upcoming sequel — Issue #1, which is available to download for free right here, follows the journey of Ken Masters, as he visits the worryingly militant district of Nayshall.

A slew of Links are about to hit your feed

It’s not every year that a new Legend of Zelda game arrives. In fact, it’s been about six years between this week’s launch of Tears of the Kingdom and its predecessor, Breath of the Wild. So, since it’s such a special occasion — and Zelda is such a popular series here at Destructoid — We have decided to commemorate the season of the new with a look back at the old.