Disappointing Spy X Family Video Game, GTA 6 Very Different From GTA 5… Today’s Video Game Recap!

Game news Disappointing Spy X Family Video Game, GTA 6 Very Different From GTA 5… Today’s Video Game Recap!

GTA 6 Vs. GTA 5: The Story of Tone

There are only a handful of video game licenses that have the power to stop time. Rockstar Games’ Grand Theft Auto is one of them. It is synonymous, so to speak, with franchise par excellence, beloved by players and feared by rival publishers. On December 5, the first trailer for GTA 6 was officially posted online after an unfortunate leak. Since then, the video has been dissected and every last bit of information analyzed. In an interview given by voice actor Ned Luke, Michael’s interpreter in GTA 5 assured our colleagues at IGN that GTA VI will, in his opinion, be much darker. than its predecessor:

I’ve said this before – from an acting perspective, not just as a protagonist, but overall, I think our game is one of the best acted games in history, if not the best. There is a lot of comedy. Comedy is hard, man. I think this one (GTA 6), as per the trailer, will be a bit heavier than ours. I think the comedy and all the weirdness will be put aside, and all those side characters. It feels heavy, I think it’s between us and GTA 4, almost. Because GTA 4 was really dark.

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Netflix and SEGA hand in hand?

Netflix is ​​not only relying on its original series and movies to attract more and more subscribers. An SVOD service with 247 million subscribers recently entered the video game market to offer video games worthy of the name. For example, Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy is now playable on Netflix. With this aim in mind the North American firm is approaching major historical publishers including SEGA. indeed, Atlus is reportedly in the midst of developing video games or ports intended for the streaming platform., which will fulfill SEGA’s strategy. The Japanese company plans to exploit Shin Megami Tensei, and the Persona Saga in particular, by exporting them internationally as well as to new platforms, including Netflix.

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After Dragon Ball, this other universe of Akira Toriyama comes to video games

Mangaka Akira Toriyama’s career is not limited to Dragon Ball. The Japanese author is also at the origin of a post-apocalyptic work inspired by, among other things, Mad Max and whose tone is reminiscent of Son Goku’s first adventures. Published between May and August 2000 in Weekly Shonen Jump, Sand Land was later adapted into an animated film (2023). An anime is also planned for the second half of 2024 on Disney+, and that’s not all. The video game published by Bandai Namco Entertainment is coming to PC and home consoles this spring. Sandland presents itself as an action-RPG that boasts a location for exploration and combat (martial arts and tanks). Airing the latest trailer was an opportunity for the publisher to announce the release date. Sand Land will be released on April 26, 2024 for PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S.

Spy X Family: A Disappointing Video Game?

Spy X Family is one of the most popular anime of recent years. Season 2 ended on December 23, 2023, after the twelfth and final episode aired on Crunchyroll in France. However, the Forger family’s adventures have only just begun. The film Spy X Family: Code White, which has already been screened in Japan since December 22, will hit Western cinemas in 2024. Video games published by Bandai Namco Entertainment also enrich the worlds of manga and anime throughout the year. Released in Japan on December 21, 2023, SPYxANYA: Operation Memories threatens to disappoint fans of the saga. Gameplay videos and other visuals of the game Tell an experience based on the reskin of the publisher’s greatest classics (Mappy, Pac-Mania) interspersed with slice-of-life and anime cutscenes. SPYxANYA: Operation Memories is released in France in 2024 on PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch.

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