Hype: Ranma 1/2 Oct, Balatro Custom Cards Update, Blizzard Done Bad, Taiko For Modern Consoles & The Weirdest Video Game Story This Year

We're kind of amazed that a brand new Ranma 1/2 is headed to Netflix this October and not Crunchyroll. Anime seems to be totally accepted in the forefront of media...or at least trying to drive numbers on Streaming.
 

How about a round of… @BalatroGame? 🃏

Balatro: Friends of Jimbo free update is now available on all platforms and contains card skins inspired by The Witcher! ⚔ pic.twitter.com/UeLIeKx2Si

— The Witcher (@witchergame) August 27, 2024

 So, just a heads up, this is just a cosmetic update. You got to go to settings a customize cards. I don't think the trailer explains it that well or where to go to have the themed cards show up.

 

Just *six weeks* left until the release of PLAY NICE: The Rise, Fall, and Future of Blizzard Entertainment, a book I cannot wait for people to read. Still plenty of time to get that pre-order in: https://t.co/IHhr49ia7Q pic.twitter.com/UxyykxmTAQ

— Jason Schreier (@jasonschreier) August 27, 2024

We'd be amazed if this was up to date with all the extra nonsense that Blizzard turns out. Probably have a whole new chapter added digitally upon release.

 PlayStation’s ‘Concord’ Did Not Break 700 Players On Steam On Launch Day

It doesn't give you much confidence in the game or it not switching to a free model of play.

Inkulinati developer Yaza Games is taking a really weird idea of what to do with the game art and making an entirely new game with it. It's almost like a Super Mario Maker, with no levels to play.
 

A Prominent Accessibility Advocate Worked With Studios and Inspired Change. But She Never Actually Existed.

IGN has an exclusive and it's not a trailer. Doing real and legitimate journalism...we know, we know. They have a feature on how three separate disabled women advocating for disabled rights in gaming never existed. It's one weird read.

The silliest thing in the comments might be praise for IGN writing a real article and not just reviewing something. We think everyone would agree that we'd love to see more from IGNarticles  just like this one.