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Capcom Spotlight June 25 2026: Dragon's Dogma II, Monster Hunter Stories 3, Onimusha Updates Announced
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Screenbound on Nintendo Switch 2: Physical Release Confirmed for Dual-Dimensional Platformer
Screenbound is coming to Nintendo Switch 2 with both physical and digital editions. Learn how the Qboy-powered dual-dimensional gameplay blends 2D and 3D platforming...
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The Florist for Nintendo Switch 2: Unclear Games Announces New Survival Horror on Nintendo eShop
Unclear Games confirms The Florist for Nintendo Switch 2 — a fixed-camera survival horror coming to the Nintendo eShop worldwide. Release date TBD.
Why the Final Fantasy VII Remake Team Stayed on Unreal Engine 4 — Naoki Hamaguchi Explains
Square Enix director Naoki Hamaguchi explains why the Final Fantasy VII remake team continued using Unreal Engine 4 instead of upgrading to Unreal Engine 5,...
Why Square Enix Kept Unreal Engine 4 for Final Fantasy VII Rebirth — Naoki Hamaguchi Explains
Naoki Hamaguchi explains why Square Enix continued using Unreal Engine 4 for Final Fantasy VII Remake and Rebirth, prioritizing development speed and an established...