It's been something of a rough year for Analogue, but it seems the company is pressing on anyway. Today, Analogue started teasing a new announcement it will make later this week. Obviously, we have no idea what this announcement is and won't until the big day arrives, but Analogue's tease already has many fans guessing at what it could be.
The first introduction of the new Saints Row Volition and Deep Silver delivered to the world was a CG masterpiece. It wasn't the game. It was more like cinematics that MIGHT be in the game at some point - but there was no gameplay. This is not a new strategy for any major game of this sort, but as per the norm, they faced a bit of backlash from gamers looking for that all-important tease of actual, real-deal gameplay. Now we have that... sort of.
It's been quite a while since we last heard from the Saints Row franchise. While the series was riding high back in the days of the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, we haven't seen any new releases in the franchise since 2015's Saints Row: Gat out of Hell, which was a standalone expansion for Saints Row IV. In the time since Gat out of Hell, we've only seen ports and remasters to modern platforms, but it looks like that's all changing soon.
Idris Elba has dropped a teaser for the upcoming film Sonic Movie 2, a teaser that was boosted and therefore confirmed by the official Sonic the Hedgehog account. The image features a familiar gloved fist with spikes for knuckles, as well as a red furry arm that fans will immediately recognize.
The Persona series is turning 25 years old in 2021, and it seems that Atlus has a series of big announcements lined up to celebrate. Atlus has launched the Persona 25th-anniversary website, and on it, the company is teasing seven announcements it's planning to make over the course of a year. Unfortunately, Persona fans will have to wait a bit longer for the announcements to begin.
Jeep is a famous brand in many parts of the world, not just the US. While its most iconic vehicle is undoubtedly the Wrangler, which is very capable off-road, it has many other vehicles to its credit. Recently, Jeep teased the new crossover SUV that will be sold in Brazil called the Commander.
Since its release back in 2018, Celeste has become one of the most popular indie games around. Now, the developers behind Celeste have announced what's coming up next. Extremely OK Games today revealed a new title called Earthblade, though many specific details are being kept under wraps for now.
As a new week begins, OnePlus is apparently winding up to make a big announcement. There's almost nothing to this particular tease, which has been named "Moonshot," but we can say that it's almost certainly suggesting that the reveal of the OnePlus 9 is coming up. In fact, we might know what the OnePlus 9 line of devices is comprised of by this time next week.
Today a big teaser was released (without a video, sadly) for Mortal Kombat 2021. This movie is a reboot, rather than a sequel to the first two films released in 1995 and 1997. This is also different from the series Mortal Kombat Legacy (the web series which was pretty neat in and of itself). Today the film spilled a few images ahead of the first trailer, which should be coming soon.
Today OnePlus released a trailer for the OnePlus 8T that pretty much spilled all the beans. This device looks to have a set of four cameras on its back, for example, with a 48MP camera as the main shooter with optical image stabilization and between 14-26mm lenses to choose from. There's a dual-LED flash back there as well, and two clear details for material aesthetics: "high matte glass" and a "high gloss logo."
For much of this morning, Ubisoft has been teasing the next Assassin's Creed game in a very interesting way. Instead of publishing a press releasing or a teaser trailer, Ubisoft has been slowly revealing the setting for the next Assassin's Creed game in a Photoshop livestream with BossLogic. Since 5 AM PDT/8AM EDT, viewers have been watching an artist slowly compose an image that reveals the setting for the next Assassin's Creed title.
Larian's Divinity: Original Sin series - which so far amounts to two games - have found a lot of success as throwbacks to the golden age of computer RPGs with modern tweaks, so when the company started teasing an E3 2019 announcement with the roman numeral "III," a lot of people probably made some logical assumptions. With Divinity: Original Sin 2 turning two years old in September, E3 2019 seems like the perfect time to announce its follow-up, right?