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Pokémon Legends - Arceus: Lots of info and new gameplay

in Pokémon legends: Arceus are a researcher, no coach, and the game awakens memories of Monster Hunter. When Nintendo, The Pokémon Company and Game Freak in February Pokémon legends: Arceus announced, many open questions remained. Although the first trailer gameplay has shown, but many additional information did not exist. That the game made technically a pretty bad impression and the game world looked very empty, was added. Thanks to yesterday's edition of Pokémon Presents, we have received a deeper insight into the first proper open World Game of the Franchise. Granted, graphically it is still anything but a beauty. But at the content level, we are much more interested. researchers instead of trainers Pokémon legends: Arceus plays in the Sinnoh region that knows you from Pokémon Diamant and Perl, but in a much earlier age, in which she was still Hisui region. You also do not play a coach who travels through the world to clamp an arena after the other and the very best to bec...

Far Cry 6: A living world player only a small part of the action

With "Far Cry 6", the durable shooter series from Ubisoft still goes to her next round this year and promises official information to another exciting shooter experience. In conversation with the colleagues of GamereActor, World-Designer Ben Hall talked about working on the game world and pointed out that the developers of Ubisoft pursue another approach this time and no longer want to give the player that the happen only Around him turns. Much more the player is supposed to feel just like a small part of a lively game world, which turns away without his action. The holster system ensures fresh wind Located in the history of "Far Cry 6" back the guerrilla activities. Therefore, the developers went among other things to give you the effects of the struggle against Anton Castillos regime in mind. "We did not want the world to turn around Dani. It was really important to ensure that other people and other things happen in the world, "explained Ben Hall. T...