Latest PS4&PC game TRANSISTOR

The team behind Bastion, Supergiant Games, have a new game coming out.Transistor has you in the role of a singer who comes into possession of a sword of immense power and is almost killed by a bunch of homicidal robots for doing so.Rather than running away,you find yourself on your way to their home world known as the Process to extract vengeance.Unlike Bastion, the combat is turn-based, complete with blocks rising for cover and the ability to cue commands.Like Bastion, is sports a similar, art-heavy direction and isometric view,which never is a bad thing.Right now it's exclusive to the PS4, but will make its way to the PC as well. 

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FINAL FANTASY XV

(PS4,XBOX ONE /TBA)

Earlier titled Final Fantasy Versus XII,this real-world RPG not only got renamed, it also showcased some very cool combat.Battles are now real-time and you can control different members of your party and wrap or double-jump from one location to the next.Frenetic fighting aside,the game looks gorgeous despite on being slated for release on the PS3.The plot involves modern day kingdoms in pursuit of ancient crystals of great power and an excuse to showcase some great character and monster design.Long-suffering fans of the series can now expect this one on next-gen consoles sometime in the near future.Hopefully,before the PSS and XBOX two are announced.

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Electronic arts finally announces Mirror's Edge 2

EA has finally announced the long-awaited sequel to its cut-classic first-version parkour game-Mirror
Edges 2.Alongside the announcement, EA has also released a trailer that the company claims is rendered with the in-game engine.
      The trailer doesn't show much in the way of game-play,but it does give us a glimpse of the graphics.The games seems to follow the same minimallistic aesthetics as the original,with most of the environments coated in bright colours.The trailer also shows the combat,which seems to have been improved since the original.
       Fans nearly jumped out of their skins when EA unveiled the trailer,since the first game was originally released five years ago-back in 2008-and it looked like EA had abandoned the franchise.Mirror's Edge made waves when it launched owing to its unique,first-person Parkour-based gameplay.Whle it did not make much of an impact commercially,many fans have been praying for a sequel to the game. 

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