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Asdivine Kamura (PC) - $7.50 Dragon Quest XI S: Echoes of an Elusive Age - Definitive Edition (PC) - $31.19 DreadOut: Keepers of The Dark (PC) - $0.75 Little Nightmares Complete Edition (PC) - $5.19 Medievil (PS4) - $8.99 Monochrome Order (PC) - $7.50 Tabletop Simulator (PC) - $10.81 Yu-Gi-Oh! Legacy of the Duelist: Link Evolution (PC) - $13.76 I'm not really concerned about rating levels tbh. She plays Resident Evil with me and watches scary movies, etc regardless. So I'm pretty sure Digimon doesn't cross anything that really concerns me.

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Amazon has renewed the highly acclaimed sci-fi drama “The Expanse” for a sixth and final season. The order comes in just a few weeks ahead of the show’s fifth season premiere on December 16th. The series is based on James S. A. Corey’s novel series which has a ninth entry on the way in 2021. The seventh book sees a time jump of thirty years and so a sixth season based on the sixth book seems a natural disembarkation point. The series aired its first three seasons on Syfy with the cable network cancelling it. Then Amazon went into talks and picked up the series with the fourth season released late last year. The show stars the likes of Steven Strait, Shohreh Aghdashloo, Dominique Tipper, Cas Anvar, Wes Chatham and Frankie Adams. All will return except Anvar following his facing numerous sexual misconduct allegations during the summer. Showrunner Naren Shankar is also back for the last batch of episodes which will begin production in January.

Chapter VI is coming! The Chapter VI: The God's Herald is on the way. Due to some late changes we are a bit behind schedule for this chapter, but it will be coming for the middle of December! Take a look at what is coming this chapter: New area: Desert A new chapter means a new area for you to explore. You will meet an old friend in this unique place - and the Consort is back! DLSS 2.1 is coming to Edge Of Eternity You must have seen it on Social Networks: DLSS 2.1 is coming for this update! If you missed it here is said NVIDIA article. Currently under the last tests, you will get a small peek about DLSS effects in Edge Of Eternity regarding FPS. A gameplay video is coming soon! New special attacks for Daryon and Ysoris If you already unlocked Selene's special attack you are going to love these new ones. Each character will have his/her special attack! A new playable character is coming We are planning to add a new character to the team and guess what: you already met her if you finished the currently available content. Who do you think will join the team? More cutscenes for chapters 1, 3 and 5 To enforce the story we will add more story peeks from earlier chapters featuring the Ethereal Being you faced in Chapter 0. Some changes to our last roadmap announcement In order to deliver the best version of the game for full release we made some changes to our plans: we are going to make chapter VII and VIII one very big chapter and release it for full game release in Spring 2021! What does it mean for you? Nothing. We don't change anything on the final content available, we're not making any cut to the content we wanted to offer. Why these changes? Consoles and side-content are the main reasons for this. As we reach the end of development of the game, we need to focus on optimizing the game for consoles and creating more side-content including the last one promised in the Kickstarter Campaign that isn't yet in the game: Nekaroo breeding! About the new Intermediate Chapter We announced that we will release an intermediate chapter earlier but sadly due to these changes we have to delay it to February. We know that you may find the wait really long but this is our last step before the full release in Spring 2021! Chapter VI New Areas Chapter VI is coming with new environments! After the capture of Daryon and the group by the Consort you will travel to 3 new areas that we will reveal to you in this article! Spoiler Alert: Some of these location might spoil you a part of the story. The Scorched Halcyon North of Elysian Fields is The Scorched Halcyon desert. Sand as far as the eye can see, it is even hotter near the magma pits or the lava river. The monsters in this area fight in large groups and will not hesitate to attack you fiercely! Refugee Camp It's time to face the commander. After Daryon's desertion during the attack on the front lines and the many adventures that followed, Daryon will have to face his commander and his troops. Varlorian Pass Located between Elysian Fields and The Scorched Halcyon, this pass corned between the mountains is infested by slimes and remains of Archelite ships. It will also take you to the Gates of Gideon which you will discover later in this Chapter! In this chapter you will rediscover well-known cities starting with Jagholm and Tyr Caelum in the thick of a war against an old enemy. There is also a fourth place you will discover by the end of this Chapter but we won't spoil you!

Ruined King, the League of Legends-set RPG announced a little while back, now has a broad release window of "early 2021" for Switch, PS4, Xbox One, Steam and the Epic Games Store. There are free upgrades for those that own it on PS4 or Xbox One to the PS5 and Xbox Series S/X versions respectively, which are coming "soon thereafter". Developed by Airship Syndicate, the studio behind Battle Chasers: Nightwar and Darksiders: Genesis, Ruined King is being published under the Riot Forge moniker - a kind of in-house publishing arm from Riot Games, specifically targeting "completable" games in the LoL universe, developed by other, non-Riot studios. It's a turn-based RPG, and single-player only, meaning no co-op or anything of the like. There are six playable characters, all champions from League of Legends - Miss Fortune, Braum, Illaoi, Yasuo, Ahri and Pyke - who you'll add to your group along the way and rotate in and out of a party of three. And it's set in Bilgewater and The Shadow Isles, which are two regions - an argey-bargey piratey one and a spooky underworld one - in the LoL world of Runeterra. Here's a fancy new trailer giving it a tease: There's not an awful lot else that's known about it just yet - we should hopefully get a look at gameplay "in the coming months" - but the head of Riot Forge, Leanne Lombe, plus Airship Syndicate CEO Joe Madureira, did give us a bit more detail. "This one is narratively focused," Madureira said, for one. "So the characters are constantly interacting in and out of battle - the adventure and story elements are just as important as the combat." Although there's no romancing - condolences to thirsty BioWare fans - Madureira did promise it was a "true RPG", with "a lot of exploration and interaction with both the environments and tonnes of NPCs." There are also more League of Legends characters set to make an appearance, Madureira said, although he wouldn't elaborate any further. "We had a world map in Battle Chasers, we got rid of that," he added. "So you don't move around on little nodes, you're actually in the world exploring the environments, the characters are in the environments, all the NPCs you interact with. So it's a much more immersive experience, and that was important for us. We didn't feel like for League of Legends with as rich as and huge as the world is, that players would be content just walking around on a map. So all the exploration is really fleshed out." Loombe also stressed the the fact that it's still an "indie" game, in their eyes, rather than a triple-A joint, which makes sense as Airship Syndicate is still a smallish team, of around 20 or so developers full time, in-house. It's something Madureira also reckons helped the studio cope with the effects of the pandemic, "I think if we had hundreds of people trying to do this, it would be getting out of hand. I think we're still a manageable size to where it didn't impact us, as it probably did some other developers." Madureira's personal background, meanwhile, is actually in comics, working on Uncanny X-Men amongst others, and so "the handcrafted, bespoke illustration," as Loombe put it, as seen in the trailer and artwork released so far, is "definitely something that I think sets the game apart," and also part of what made the partnership so attractive. In her words, the goal with Riot Forge is to focus on games that can "really drive the narrative forward for the League of Legends universe," and that the studio is keen to "reimagine League of Legends in a different way," with Madureira's art and Airship Syndicate's background apparently being a key part of Riot's decision to approach the studio. I was also curious about how much freedom Airship Syndicate would have, what with this being a "canon" game still managed by Riot as publisher, and whether this was a Disney, Star Wars, EA kind of situation where things had to go right up the chain. Loombe emphasised how much Riot wants the developers it teams up with to "creatively own the games," though, with Madureira adding that the developer had "quite a bit of freedom," still. "The freedom was definitely there - I don't feel like we were ever told 'no, you can't do that'... it was surprisingly smooth. I say surprising because I have work on other people's IP," he added with a laugh.

Thanks to some great pre-Black Friday sales going on at GameStop with up to 50% if you purchase up to 5 pre-owned games priced under $29.99 regularly, I went ahead and snagged some early Christmas presents for Addie. I'm sure she's bound to love these come Christmas morning! Didn't have the money to spare atm, but I dug into savings because these were some great prices. Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth Complete Edition (Switch) - $13.99 Dragons: Dawn of New Riders (Switch) - $8.99 Minecraft (Switch) - $13.99 One Piece: Pirate Warriors 4 (Switch) - $12.49 The Unicorn Princess (Switch) - $12.49 She loves the Digimon anime, she's enjoyed the Dragons movies & television series, she's wanted Minecraft for over a year but her laptop couldn't handle it, she loves Chopper from One Piece, and unicorns are one of her favorite things. Would've loved to get her Mario Kart and Super Smash Bros. and another controller but neither would qualify for the sale. So those will once again be put off for later.

Unrelated to the English release of course, but it was just announced: Clouded Leopard Entertainment is set to release Sen no Kiseki Kai and Sen no Kiseki II Kai on Nintendo Switch in Summer 2021. CLE is also set to release Korean (and presumably Chinese?) versions of Sen no Kiseki III and IV in Summer 2021. Zero no Kiseki Kai and Ao no Kiseki Kai ARE ALSO set to be released on Nintendo Switch by CLE. Zero launches February 18th, 2021 and Ao launches April 22nd, 2021. Just issues happening with the release. NISA points the finger at Sony and Sony points it at NISA, so no one knows who is really at fault. Should be sorted now though.

No date for the premiere, but yes Viz Media will be streaming the dub on FUNimationNOW pretty soon.

Netflix revealed a teaser trailer for David Production's new anime series based on Hiroshi Takashige and Ryōji Minagawa's Spriggan (Striker) manga. Hiroshi Kobayashi (Rage of Bahamut Genesis assistant director, Kill la Kill episode director) is directing the anime. Hiroshi Seko (Attack on Titan, Mob Psycho 100, Jujutsu Kaisen) is supervising and writing the series scripts, and Shūhei Handa (Little Witch Academia) is designing the characters. Netflix will debut the anime worldwide in 2021. The manga's story centers on Yū Ominae, a high school student who is also a Spriggan, an agent charged by the ARCAM Corporation to protect the ancient relics of an advanced older civilization from falling into the hands of states and entities who wish to misuse them. Takashige wrote the Spriggan manga with artist Minagawa beginning in 1989. Viz Media published edited versions of three of the manga's eleven volumes as Striker in North America from 1998 to 1999. The manga inspired an anime film in 1998. ADV Films released the film in 2002 with an English dub.

Netflix Anime Festival 2020 announced that Kousuke Oono's The Way of the Househusband (Gokushufudō) manga is inspiring an anime series debuting worldwide on Netflix in 2021. The anime stars Kenjiro Tsuda, who both directed and starred as Tatsu in a live-action promotional video for the manga last December. Chiaki Kon (Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Crystal: Season III, Devils and Realist, Junjō Romantica) is directing the anime at J.C. Staff, and Susumu Yamakawa (Back Street Girls: Gokudols) is supervising the series scripts. The Way of the Househusband follows a retired yakuza member known as "Immortal Tatsu" who is living out his post-crime career as a househusband. He still manages to find his way into trouble from time to time, except it's in the grocery aisle instead of some back alley. Oono launched the manga on Shinchosha's Kurage Bunch website in February 2018, and Shinchosha published the fifth volume on June 9. Viz Media is publishing the manga in English, and it released the fourth volume on September 15. The manga won the Best Humor Publication category at this year's Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards. The series was acknowledged as a runner-up in last year's Tsugi ni Kuru Manga Awards' web manga category and came in at #9 in this year's Web Manga General Election. The Kono Manga ga Sugoi! guidebook for 2019 ranked the manga at #8 for its top manga series for men. The series also ranked on Honya Club's "Nationwide Bookstore Employees' Recommended Comics" lists for 2018 and 2019. The manga inspired an ongoing live-action television series.

Netflix Anime Festival 2020 announced the Pacific Rim: The Black anime series for 2021 and released its first teaser screenshots, shown below: Polygon Pictures (BLAME!, Godzilla: Kaijū Wakusei film trilogy) will produce the 3D-animated series based on the live-action Pacific Rim films. Craig Kyle and Greg Johnson are the co-showrunners on the series by Legendary Entertainment, and the story will "follow two siblings - an idealistic teenage boy and his naïve younger sister - who are forced to pilot an abandoned Jaeger across a hostile landscape in a desperate attempt to find their missing parents."

Netflix posted a new visual and updated teaser trailer for the four-episode original anime Eden on Tuesday, and also revealed its May 2021 premiere date. (The anime was previously scheduled for Fall 2020.) Netflix describes the anime: The upcoming sci-fi fantasy series Eden is set thousands of years in the future, where a city known as “Eden 3” is inhabited solely by robots whose former masters vanished a long time ago. On a routine assignment, two farming robots accidentally awaken a human baby girl from stasis questioning all they were taught to believe -- that humans were nothing more than a forbidden ancient myth. Together, the two robots secretly raise the child in a safe haven outside Eden.

Funimation announced on Monday that it is partnering with Viz Media to release an English dub of the Yashahime: Princess Half-Demon (Han'yō no Yasha Hime) anime spinoff of Rumiko Takahashi's Inuyasha series. Erica Mendez is voicing Towa Higurashi, Kira Buckland is voicing Setsuna, and Morgan Berry is voicing Moroha. The anime premiered in Japan on October 3. Viz Media began streaming the anime with English subtitles on Crunchyroll, Funimation, and Hulu on the same day in North and Latin American territories. Viz has the rights "to the digital streaming, EST, and home video" of the anime in North and Latin American territories. The company describes "the brand new anime from the Inuyasha universe": The daughters of Sesshomaru and Inuyasha set out on a journey transcending time! In Feudal Japan, Half-Demon twins Towa and Setsuna are separated from each other during a forest fire. While desperately searching for her younger sister, Towa wanders into a mysterious tunnel that sends her into present-day Japan, where she is found and raised by Kagome Higurashi's brother, Sota, and his family. Ten years later, the tunnel that connects the two eras has reopened, allowing Towa to be reunited with Setsuna, who is now a Demon Slayer working for Kohaku. But to Towa's shock, Setsuna appears to have lost all memories of her older sister. Joined by Moroha, the daughter of Inuyasha and Kagome, the three young women travel between the two eras on an adventure to regain their missing past. Teruo Sato (Inuyasha episode director) is directing the anime at Sunrise, and Katsuyuki Sumisawa is in charge of the series scripts after doing the same for Inuyasha and Mobile Suit Gundam Wing. Takahashi herself is credited as the main character designer, with Yoshihito Hishinuma (Yakitate!! Japan, City Hunter: Shinjuku Private Eyes) returning from Inuyasha to adapt her designs for animation. Kaoru Wada (3x3 Eyes, Battle Angel, The File of Young Kindaichi) is also back from Inuyasha to compose the music. SixTONES are performing the opening theme song "NEW ERA." Uru is performing the ending theme song "Break" for the anime.

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