Armored Core VI: Fires Of Rubicon
It is not surprising that many people don’t know about the ‘Armored Core’ series, and we cannot blame them. Before FromSoftware became famous because of their SoulsBorne franchise, they used to make Armored Core. It is a series where the player controls huge mechs and fights other huge mechs. And it is just as brutal and unforgiving. So when Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon was announced during The Game Awards, long-time fans of the series burst with excitement and wanted to see what new changes will be there in this game. Safe to say that we are eagerly waiting for this game to release.
Hades II
This one caught us by surprise, to be honest because NO ONE was expecting Supergiant Games’ beloved game ‘Hades’ to get a sequel this soon because the first game was essentially perfect in every single aspect, but here we are, and we are not complaining. The trailer features a new playable female character (we miss you Zagreus), with a dagger and sickle as her weapons, and with the little gameplay that was shown in the trailer we noticed that the basic combat mechanics were still the same, but only time will tell what new changes will be introduced. The story this time around will focus on the war with the Titans, and we are excited to see how it plays out.
Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League
Boy oh, boy did we tear up a bit after hearing Kevin Conroy’s voice as Batman for the final time. The trailer starts off with the Suicide Squad going into a room and carrying The Flash’s dead body with Captain Boomerang holding him. The trailer then shifts to a guard running away from something and he gets taken away. It then shows his dead body and Batman emerging from the shadows, looking infected. Since it is a prequel to the Batman: Arkham series, we have no idea why he is still alive, but that is not the point. The point here is that the trailer ends with Batman saying his iconic dialogue ‘I am Vengeance, I am the Night, I am Batman’ and a tribute to Kevin Conroy at the end. If we were not hyped for the game before, we definitely are now because no way are we missing Kevin’s final performance as the iconic superhero (even if he is now a murderous lunatic).
Tekken 8
After going under the radar for a good seven years, Tekken is finally back. The trailer did not show much gameplay and focused more on the story, but we did get to see some new faces getting added to the roster with their unique move sets and fighting styles. The story however picks up right where Tekken 7 left off and focuses on Jin and his fight with Kazuya. But we all know that we don’t play Tekken for the story, but for its wacky combat instead. So people who enjoy fighting games have this to look forward to.
Street Fighter 6
If Tekken showed a trailer for their upcoming game, we had a feeling that Street Fighter won’t be far behind, and we were right. Capcom revealed the newest entry to the Street Fighter franchise during The Game Awards 2022, and fans got pretty excited. This can also be said because they will be getting both Tekken and Street Fighter in the same year, so yeah. But coming to the gameplay, the combat looked flashy and stylish, with enough over-the-topness to cement it as a Street Fighter game. Safe to say that we are excited about this one.
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