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Animal Crossing: New Horizons Adds New Jump, Strafing, And Walking Backwards
Animal Crossing: New Horizon's free 3.0 update has dropped earlier than expected, bringing new features including the Slumber Islands, Resort Hotel, and the return of Resetti. One feature players didn't see coming is the brand-new movement system, which allows players to move precisely one square at a time, allowing strafing and even a cute little hop.
The new style of movement has been added to aid in construction and decorating. The options are mentioned as part of a tutorial in the Island Designer app, though some players managed to discover the new feature on their own.
One player posted to Reddit after finding that pressing L now makes your character jump, while others discovered that this was only part of the new movement function, which allows precise movement one square at a time by pressing and holding L.
Continue Reading at GameSpotTerraria 1.4.5 Update Will Finally Arrive This Month
This year marks the 15th anniversary of Re-Logic's Terraria, and the developer is still making new content for the game after all of this time. For months, Re-Logic has teased the release of the next update, Terraria 1.4.5. Now, the release date is set for later this month.
On the official site for Terraria, Re-Logic announced that Terraria 1.4.5 will launch on January 27. The studio noted that the latest delay was caused because it needed to, "resubmit a few things, which pushed us back a bit further than expected."
Re-Logic hasn't shared a full list of the new features or improvements coming with the latest update, but it has teased a few during the game's monthly news updates. As an example, villagers will no longer need a house in order to show up in the game. However, they will ask the player to build them a house if there isn't one already.
Continue Reading at GameSpotFinal Fantasy 7 Remake Will Get A PS5 And PC Update When It Arrives On Switch 2
Square Enix has announced that Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade will receive an update on PC and PS5 on January 22. This patch will feature the ridiculously easy mode previously revealed for Switch 2 and Xbox Series X|S, meaning all versions of the RPG will be comparable.
The official Final Fantasy VII account on X unveiled the upcoming update, calling it a celebration of the game's launch for Switch 2 and Xbox Series X|S. The Streamlined Progression options include toggles to always deal 9,999 damage or have your HP maxed out. Players can also just switch on double EXP or max Gil. Basically, Square Enix is letting people decide how chill they want to make their Final Fantasy VII Remake experience.
To celebrate Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade launch day on Nintendo Switch 2 & Xbox, a patch for the PS5 and PC versions will launch next Thursday.
This introduces Streamlined Progression, including the ability to keep HP and MP topped up, and always hit for 9,999 damage! pic.twitter.com/XMuEdhreTP
Last month, a demo for Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade dropped on Switch 2 and Xbox Series X|S. You can play the whole first chapter of the game on those consoles and even carry forward all of your progression to the full release next week.
Continue Reading at GameSpotNew Mario Actor Discusses Taking Over For Iconic Charles Martinet
Actor Kevin Afghani is the new voice of Mario (and Luigi), taking over for the iconic and legendary Charles Martinet. He's now discussed taking up the mantle of voicing one of the best-known characters in gaming and entertainment in general, saying Martinet will always be Mario.
"Look, Charles, as far as I'm concerned, IS Mario," Afghani told USA Today. "He created something that is so unbelievably iconic. And he did it so masterfully. If I wasn't nervous, then I'm the wrong guy."
Afghani said he refers to himself as "the second guy who's doing Mario," with Martinet forever standing as "the guy."
Continue Reading at GameSpotResident Evil Showcase: How To Watch, Start Times, And What To Expect
Resident Evil Requiem launches next month, and to start building momentum for the game, Capcom will broadcast a new look at it today. If you're interested in checking out new content for the survival-horror adventure, here's a closer look at how you can tune in for it.
When does the Resident Evil Showcase start?The Resident Evil Showcase will kick off at 2 PM PT / 5 PM ET today, January 15. Outside of the US, you can catch it at the following times:
- 2 PM PT
- 5 PM ET
- 10 PM GMT
- 7 AM JST (January 16)
- 8 AM AEST (January 16)
Like other Capcom streams, you can catch the showcase on the company's official Resident Evil YouTube and Twitch channels.
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