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BROTHERHOOD: Final Fantasy XV Episode 5 Released September 18, 2016

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The fifth and final episode of BROTHERHOOD: Final Fantasy XV was just released.  For those of you unfamiliar with it, BROTHERHOOD is a traditionally animated episodic prequel series to Final Fantasy XV focusing on the history of Prince Noctis and his men.  This new video resolves the cliffhanger left from the very first episode.

If you’d like to own the entire five episode series on a more permanent format, BROTHERHOOD: Final Fantasy XV is being bundled with the KINGSGLAIVE: Final Fantasy XV Special Edition Blu-Ray Disc when it gets released in October.

Final Fantasy XV is coming November 2016 to the Xbox One and PlayStation 4.

Pokemon Generations Episode 1 and 2 Released September 16, 2016

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Earlier this week we announced Nintendo and The Pokémon Company have created an ongoing traditionally animated web series series called Pokémon Generations. Today, the first two parts of that series were released.

Pokémon Generations chronicles the best moments from all of the previous Pokémon games and presents them in an all new way and you can watch the first two episodes below. Enjoy.

New episodes will be released weekly until December.

Pokémon Sun and Moon are coming November 2016 exclusively to Nintendo 3DS systems.

The Crew is Free on Uplay for One Month September 16, 2016

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Since E3 2016, Ubisoft pledged to release one PC game for free each month until December through their online service Uplay. Yesterday, Ubisoft announced they would be offering the online multiplayer PC game The Crew for free through their Club Ubi initiative.

To get The Crew for free just visit the website Club Ubi, sign into your Ubisoft or Uplay account, and select the game from the webpage. While this promotion is only going on for a month, anyone who takes advantage of it will be able to play the game on their Uplay account for as long as they like.  You will need to download and sign into the Uplay client to play the game but you can download it for free right now.

The Crew is only going to be free for about thirty days so if you want it, make sure to get it as soon as you can.  After that, Ubisoft will be offering a new PC game for free each month until December.

The Crew is out now on PC.

Final Fantasy XV TGS 2016 English Trailer September 16, 2016

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The Tokyo Game Show 2016 is taking place this week and the folks over at Square Enix are at the show to present the latest story trailers for Final Fantasy XV, enjoy.

If that isn’t enough for you, don’t worry. The final episode of BROTHERHOOD: Final Fantasy XV will be released later this week. Stay tuned.

Final Fantasy XV is coming November 2016 to the Xbox One and PS4.

PS4 Software Update 4.00 Released September 13, 2016

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As promised, Sony has just released a MAJOR software update to the PlayStation 4, which tweaks the console’s operating system and adds support for HDR equipped HDTVs.

You can download the update right now using your PS4’s software update menu. If you previously had the most recent PS4 software update installed the new update weighs in at around 312 MB, so it shouldn’t take that long to download. The PS4 4.00 software update is required to access the PlayStation Network.

Pokemon Generations Animated Series Announced September 13, 2016

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Fans of Pokémon Origins will be very happy to know that Nintendo and The Pokémon Company have just announced an all new animated series which will look at some of the best moments and battles from across all six generations of Pokémon games.  Take a look at the official trailer.

Wow, just wow.  A new episode of Pokémon Generations will release every week up to December 23th, 2016.  Each individual episode is expected to be about three to five minutes in length.

Pokemon Origins Episode 1 Rereleased on Pokemon TV September 13, 2016

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Fans of the first generation Pokémon games found a lot to like when Nintendo and The Pokémon Company released the four-part animated series Pokémon Origins in 2013.

Pokémon Origins was a traditionally animated retelling of Pokémon Red and Pokémon Blue updated with new content from the Generation 6 games. All four parts were released for streamthrough the Pokémon TV app for smartphones and tablets just before Pokémon X and Pokémon Y were released, but only for a brief time.

Now, in anticipation for an all new animated adventure, Pokémon Generations, Pokémon Origins is available to stream through the Pokémon TV app. If you are on the fence about giving the app a download you can currently watch the first episode below.

If you like the series so much you would like to buy all of the episodes to watch whenever you’d like for yourselves your options might be limited. As far as I know, Pokémon Origins has not been released on Blu-Ray Disc but it was released in HD on iTunes.

iOS 10 Released September 13, 2016

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Apple has officially released iOS 10 as a free software update to compatible iDevices.  The new software update adds a completely revamped interface with new features including support for Home Automation.

We haven’t been able to test the new OS on a wide range of Apple devices yet but it looks like the OS may not be compatible with iPads from the third generation or older.

Depending on your device, iOS 10 weighs in at a 1 GB download.

Halo 5: Guardians Anvil’s Legacy Update and Windows 10 Forge Released September 9, 2016

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Microsoft just released a major series of new updates and software to enhance the gameplay in Halo 5: Guardians yesterday.  Sit back and relax as we walk you through everything.

First up, Microsoft has released the Anvil’s Legacy Content Update, a major free patch for Halo 5: Guardians on the Xbox One.  Take a look.

If you want a more in depth look at the gameplay, here’s the official live stream with over two hours of gameplay.

The update weighs in at about 5.5GB, so you may need to free up some space on your Xbox One Hard Drive before patching your game.

You can read all the information about the update here.

The second major release is the standalone Forge map editor from Halo 5: Guardians for Windows 10. Some people prefer using a keyboard and mouse to make their unique creations and now players will be able to do exactly that.  The entire Halo 5 engine is included with Forge so modders will be able to test their new maps on the PC or Xbox One before releasing their content on Xbox Live.  Matchmaking isn’t allowed on PC, but maps can be tested by players on your friends list.

Just a friendly warning that system requirements for the PC Forge Editor are very steep, heck it requires at least 50GB of Hard Drive space just to install itself. Your PC must have a copy of Windows 10 with the Anniversary Update installed to download Forge from the Windows 10 Store.

The official Halo app can also be downloaded from the Windows 10 store free of charge but we (along with many others) have been unable to use it due to the fact it crashes immediatly upon startup.

Halo 5: Guardians is out now exclusively on Xbox One.

Final Fantasy XV Symphony Live From Abby Road Studio September 7, 2016

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Some time between the announcement of the new Apple iPhone and the new 4K PS4, the developers at Square Enix decided to stream a tribute to the music of Final Fantasy XV and produced a one hour symphony live from the historic Abby Road Studios in England.

If you happened to miss it, here’s the archive of the event. Enjoy.

Final Fantasy has featured some of the most celebrated music in the history of video games and it’s wonderful to see this event come together. 

Final Fantasy XV is coming to PS4 and Xbox One