Ghost Of Yotei Will Ditch Repetition For "Unique Experiences," Devs Say

Fans of Ghost of Tsushima got their wish for a follow-up game during Sony’s most recent State of Play. The next title, Ghost Of Yotei, is moving ahead with a new protagonist and a different setting. While there’s still a lot to be revealed about the game, the creative team behind Ghost Of Yotei wants players to know that this spiritual sequel won’t be as repetitive as the original title.

“One challenge that comes with making an open-world game is the repetitive nature of doing the same thing over again,” creative director Jason Connell told The New York Times. “We wanted to balance against that and find unique experiences.”

Part of those unique experiences will involve the player exercising more control over the choices made by the game’s heroine, Atsu Come from South African Online Casinos . Although the story is set centuries after Ghost of Tsushima, Atsu has assumed the Ghost persona as her own. Players will also get to decide how Atsu fights her battles, with the option of using traditional melee weapons or switching to firearms.

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Silent Hill 2 Remake Answers A Decades-Old Question- Which Ending Is Canon-

Note: This article contains spoilers for the story of Silent Hill 2 and Silent Hill 2 Remake. Read on at your own risk.

Silent Hill 2 players have been speculating about what’s really going on in the game since its release in 2001. Even on its most surface level, it’s impossible to say definitively what’s happening to protagonist James Sunderland. Is he trapped in a hallucinatory nightmare of grief and guilt? Has he wandered into some kind of supernatural space situated around a small American town, created by cultists and elder gods? Or is he dead and in Hell, paying for his sins?

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Sonic The Duck Plush And Dr. Duckman Are Up For Preorder At Amazon

You’ve seen Sonic the Hedgehog, but have you ever seen Sonic the Duck? That’s exactly what you’re getting with this new release from Tubbz, as the company behind the weird–but cool–video game rubber duckies, has put a plush spin on Sonic. Instead of being constructed from water-resistant rubber, he’s now a soft duckie that’s just asking to be hugged. And because duckie scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn’t stop to think if they should have made a Dr. Eggman plush as well.

These are priced at $25 each, and they’ll be released on November 4. Each plush duckie is officially licensed and machine-washable so you can easily keep them in pristine squeezing condition.

Sonic and Dr. Eggman aren’t the only plushies from Tubbz. You can also get a trio of characters from Bungie’s Destiny, a Minion from Despicable Me, Tofu from Resident Evil, and more. Preorders are live now for a rubber duck plush of Pennywise from Stephen King’s It.