I’ve been a dedicated fan of Destiny since its inception ten years ago, and I must say, it’s truly remarkable to see how far this game has come. There have been moments when I questioned the pacing of its episodic narrative drops, but looking back, The Final Shape stands out as one of the franchise’s most memorable experiences for me.
The beloved pink balloon character, Kirby, may make a reappearance soon based on rumors of an undeclared new game leaking online. With only two years passing since “Kirby and the Forgotten Land,” is Nintendo preparing to bring back this cherished series?
Bethesda is poised to soar high once more, as new trademarks suggest an exciting future for Starfield. This sci-fi adventure game is expected to serve as a bridge for the studio, providing an abundant schedule of expansions leading up to The Elder Scrolls 6’s release.
Marvel Rivals boasts a team of 23 renowned characters, and there are probably even more to join in the future. The game is rich in famous figures, accompanied by well-known voice actors lending their talents.
In the expansive world of Warframe, which has persisted for numerous years and amassed a considerable following, one might assume that securing renowned voice actors for characters would be a straightforward process. Indeed, this assumption holds true. For the upcoming project, Warframe: 1999, we are thrilled to announce the participation of Ben Starr (Clive Rosfield in Final Fantasy XVI), Alpha Takahashi (Ayumi Komiko in Starfield), and Nick Apostolides (Leon S. Kennedy in Resident Evil 4 Remake). I was fortunate enough to interview these talented individuals at TennoCon, where we delved into their careers and discussed the intricacies of Warframe: 1999.