Game News God of War : Ragnarök se vouille de plus en plus
Published on 08/31/2022 at 18:39
On the menu of the August 31 daily, we talk regarding Sony and Tencent who continue to invest in From Software, God of War: Ragnarök which reveals new information at Game Informer and Netflix is full of anime. The daily, let’s go!
God of War Ragnarök releases new info!
We no longer present God of War Ragnarök, the sequel to the 2018 opus which arrives in a few months, on November 9 on PlayStation. We were treated to a quick video presentation of the gameplay, then to one, in more detail on the Game Informer site to read. In this new opus, it will be possible to customize the style of play even more according to everyone’s preferences on weapons or equipment, while keeping the same goal: to cut out the bad guys. New mechanics are added, such as signature moves, but also two new shields.
Sony and Tencent continue to invest in From Software
As a reminder, From Software is one of the rather powerful video game studios, especially with Dark Souls and Elden Ring. Led by Hidetaka Miyazaki, the company is thriving and investors are interested. We learn that Tencent, the Chinese ogre has just bought 16.25% of the shares of From Software, following having also invested in Ubisoft, Riot Games, Epic Games and Supercell. Sony also wants its share and buys 14.09%. Between them it counts almost ⅓ of the box.
Netflix will further enrich its manga catalog
Netflix’s Japanese animation catalog is growing little by little. After Hunter x Hunter, Yuyu Hakusho, Naruto or Jojo, Netflix is ready to do anything to get more. To the point of signing a new agreement with Nippon TV to recover the broadcasting rights of 13 anime, including Berserk, Death Note, Parasyte or even Nana. However, these are not the only projects in the works, live-action manga adaptations are coming soon, the most ambitious of which is One Piece.
