Tuesday news, part two:
Bandai Namco is working on a new 'Tales' game
https://www.pcgamer.com/bandai-namco-is-working-on-a-new-tales-game/
Bandai Namco's "Tales" series began in 1995 with Tales of Phantasia on the Super Famicom, PlayStation, and GBA, among other platforms, and was most recently seen a couple of years ago with Tales of Berseria. It's not finished yet: A PlayStation Lifestyle report says the company revealed at the Tales Of Festival 2018 in Japan that it is working on "the newest 'Tales of' game title for consoles."
Dead or Alive 6 aims to be less jiggly than previous games
https://www.pcgamer.com/dead-or-alive-6-aims-to-be-less-jiggly-than-previous-games/
Developer Team Ninja may be looking to get away from the worst of the games' bouncy excesses in Dead or Alive 6, however. Director Yohei Shimbori told Game Informer during an E3 presentation that the studio is looking to move away from the overt skin show and get the focus back on the fighting.
Android: Netrunner to end after next card set
https://www.pcgamer.com/android-netrunner-to-end-after-next-card-set/
Fantasy Flight Games’ cult hit card game Android: Netrunner will end after the current set of cards is released in October, the studio has announced. The game is ending due to the expiration of Fantasy Flight Games’ licensing agreement with Wizards of the Coast.
Xaviant addresses The Culling 2 gameplay leak and sequel concerns
https://www.pcgamer.com/xaviant-addresses-the-culling-2-gameplay-leak-and-sequel-concerns/
The Culling 2 was announced last week, just a few months after development of the original Culling had ended—which itself happened only a couple of months after the game had been fully released. That rapid-fire stop-and-go struck me as a bit odd, especially since the battle royale genre is more crowded than ever now. (Hello, Fortnite.) But Xaviant said that the timing isn't quite as "off" as it might appear, because the game had been in Early Access for so long.
Fortnite content update v4.4 adds stink bombs, Final Fight mode (Updated)
https://www.pcgamer.com/fortnite-is-getting-a-stink-bomb/
Fortnite's arsenal of grenades is set to expand with the addition of a stink bomb that unleashes a cloud of gas that slowly damages anybody inside.
Update: Fortnite has added Stink Bombs in its latest content update. As teased at the weekend, the gassy grenades join a new Save the World hero in patch v4.4, which also brings with it the new 'Final Fight: Teams of 20' limited time mode and a host of bug fixes.
Epic says it will remove an 'unintended' swastika in Fortnite (Updated)
https://www.pcgamer.com/epic-says-it-will-remove-an-unintended-swastika-in-fortnite/
A group of Fortnite players noticed something odd and unpleasantly surprising in the way four metal floor tiles came together as part of an in-game dance floor they were constructing: Where the four corners joined, a very distinct swastika had formed.
Update: The swastika fix won't be deployed this week because the update is already locked down, but you can expect it to arrive in the next one.
Dead Cells dev plans to add basic mod support before launch
https://www.pcgamer.com/dead-cells-devs-plan-to-add-basic-mod-support-before-launch/
Dead Cells' vast array of weapons and catalogue of cool animations earned the genre hybrid a place on our list of the best metroidvania games on PC. Motion Twin has now revealed it's getting mod support. And I'm excited.
In a Steam Community update that first explores Mac and Linux support and a returning pixel art font, the developer explains Dead Cells has "limited, basic mod support working" internally. Once some compatibility issues are ironed out, modding tools will launch proper.
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