Top New Game Releases On Nintendo Switch, PS4, Xbox One, And PC This Month — January 2018
Let’s Play Resident Evil 2 Remake Part 2 – Resident Kinevil
Dragon Ball FighterZ: Four Characters Revealed So Far for Second Season
Dragon Ball FighterZ will be receiving six new characters in its FighterZ Pass 2, and four have just been revealed.
Following the Red Bull Final Summoning Dragon Ball FighterZ tournament, it was confirmed that Jiren, Videl, Dragon Ball Super’s Broly, and Gogeta (SSGSS) will be joining the fight in the near future.
Those who purchase this second FighterZ pass will be able to play as Videl and Jiren on Thursday, January 31. As for Broly and Gogeta, they are said to be “coming soon.”
Four mighty warriors have been revealed at the #RedBullFinalSummoning. Grab a senzu bean and watch this all-new trailer for Season 2 of #DRAGONBALLFighterZ!
Resident Evil 2 Guide: How To Clear The 4th Survivor Bonus Game
While Resident Evil 2 has a number of challenges to face in the multi-scenario campaign, some of the game’s toughest encounters come right after completing the main story. After finishing both Leon and Claire’s scenarios for the first time, you’ll unlock a new bonus mode titled The 4th Survivor–a reimagining of the original game’s extra mission. Taking control of fan-favorite U.S.S. operative Hunk, you’ll need to fight through a gauntlet of the game’s toughest battles to make a clean getaway with the G-Virus sample.
Though the main story helped you get accustomed to the different threats in RE2, The 4th Survivor ups the challenge considerably, and you more than likely won’t make it on the first few attempts. Considering how difficult of a challenge this can be, we’ve decided to offer up some tips to help you evade the mutants and the undead in this bonus game. Though Hunk is armed with several weapons, there are better ways to clear The 4th Survivor. And if you follow these 4 tips, you’ll seldom have to fire a shot.
Learn To Read The Room
The best ways to make it through The 4th Survivor is to not only think ahead, but also to understand what you’re dealing with. Despite the faster pace and wealth weapons, it’s still a game about survival. As death is more than likely in this mode, you’ll gradually learn more about the enemy patterns and layouts with each attempt. These never change, and with this knowledge in mind, you’ll be able to better chart out a path through the many groups of zombies and mutated monsters–including anticipating when Mr. X shows up during your first entrance into the 1st floor of the Police Station.

Save Your Bullets
As a standalone mission, Hunk has all that he needs to make it past the many threats in the Sewers and into the Police Station. Though he’s armed with a pistol, submachine gun, a magnum, and a shotgun–along with tons of ammo and support items–you’re much better off saving them. It might seem inviting to unload into the undead, but you’ll actually cover a lot more ground and save yourself some headache if you just stick with avoiding most fights. With that said, there may come a time to use your weapons–particularly the magnum–against the more high-risk enemies, such as the Plant Mutants that can instantly kill you with a grab. Use your best judgement to figure where and when it’s best to fire off some quick shots.
Make Your Support Items Count
In addition to a set of weapons, Hunk is also armed with a suite of herbs, gunpowder, and sub-weapons. He’s easily more well-armed than either Leon or Claire, however, it’s also very easy to run through those items quick. Though the sub-weapons are useful to counterattack against grabs, which can happen a lot if you’re not careful, they’re far more useful as a tactical tool. One particular instance, the Underground Stairway section–shortly after leaving the Sewers–has eight zombies in close proximity. Running straight in will result in a number of grabs, costing you more time and resources. Situations like this are a great time to toss a flash grenade, stunning all nearby enemies and allowing you the chance to flee during the confusion.

Keep Pushing Forward
Throughout The 4th Survivor, you’ll not only encounter every common enemy that appeared in the game, they’ll also come in greater frequency. Some locations have 10 different monsters in a single space, which can cut your run short fairly quick. Though many of the monsters you face are extremely dangerous, especially when in packs, they’re also very predictable. As stated previously, the encounters will never change, making it easier to learn particular patterns. It’s far more preferable to bait common enemies into attacks and run around their blindspot to press forward. For instance, during the first stretch through the tunnel, the smarter thing for you to do is to push through and evade zombies by running behind them. They won’t be able to react fast enough to grab, allowing you to make a break for it.
If you’re able to stick with these key tips, you should be able to complete The 4th Survivor before you know it. After that’s done, now you can attempt the game’s hardest mission with The Tofu Survivor. Instead of Hunk, you’ll play as Tofu, a giant sentient block of soy who’s armed with only a knife. Good luck!
For more info on Resident Evil 2, including our story recap and where to find all the weapon upgrades, be sure to check out our other features on GameSpot.
Finn Balor vs. Brock Lesnar was Fun, Forgettable
♫”It’s the most Rumble-ful time of the year…”
We don’t have a clear image of what WrestleMania 35 will look like, but – zang! – this Royal Rumble card looks damn fine on paper. It’ll be hard to drop the ball on this one.
No one’s ruling out ball-dropping, just yet, naturally, but when you’ve got Daniel Bryan vs. AJ Styles, Becky Lynch vs. Asuka, Sasha Banks vs. Ronda Rousey, and Finn Balor vs. Brock Lesnar as your four world championship matches, then you’ve got an awesomely difficult card to eff up.
Wonder Woman 3 Will Tell a ‘Contemporary Story’
Wonder Woman 3, which will arrive at some point in the future following 2020’s Wonder Woman 1984, is “definitely a contemporary story.”
Speaking to THR, Wonder Woman director Patty Jenkins has said that she has an idea where Wonder Woman 3 could go and, unlike the first two films, she wants it to be set more in the present time as opposed to being a period piece.
“It’s definitely one of the things we talked about,” said Jenkins. “I’m not planning to put it in the past again, because where are you going to go? You have to go forward. It’s definitely a contemporary story. That’s all I can say. Where we put it and how that gets figured out, I haven’t totally nailed down.”
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First Dragon Ball Z Action RPG Trailer Revealed
As teased, Bandai Namco shared some big Dragon Ball-related news during this weekend’s Dragon Ball FighterZ World Tour Finals. In addition to announcing a second season of DLC for the fighting game, the publisher shared the first trailer for its new Dragon Ball Z action RPG.
The trailer, which you can watch above, doesn’t showcase much in the way of gameplay, but it appears the game will recount the story of Dragon Ball Z. The video recreates some iconic moments from the series, such as the first time Goku transforms into a Super Saiyan during his battle with Frieza. We also briefly see him walking past a handful of familiar locations, including Capsule Corp. and the Kame House.
“True warriors are in a neverending search for the ultimate fight,” the narrator says. “This is the story of the mysterious Dragon Balls. A story about determination, despair, and hope. This is the story of Goku, the one they call Kakarot.”
Bandai Namco still hasn’t announced a title for the upcoming Dragon Ball action RPG. Likewise, the publisher hasn’t pinned down a release date, but the game is slated to launch sometime this year, and it’s coming to PS4, Xbox One, and PC via Steam.
In other Dragon Ball news, six more DLC characters are on the way to Dragon Ball FighterZ. The previously teased Jiren will launch later this week, on January 31, alongside the newly announced Videl, while Super Saiyan Blue Gogeta and Broly from the new Dragon Ball Super movie will follow “soon.” The remaining two fighters have yet to be announced.
Dragon Ball Game – Project Z Action RPG Announced for 2019
Dragon Ball Game – Project Z, an action RPG that looks to follow the story of Goku and Dragon Ball Z, is headed to PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC later this year.
Announced during the Red Bull Final Summoning Dragon Ball FighterZ tournament, Dragon Ball Game – Project Z will see players “discover the story of the mysterious Dragon Balls,” and “join Goku and fellow warriors in the neverending search for the ultimate fight.”
Determination, Despair, and Hope — Discover the story of the mysterious Dragon Balls in the all new DRAGON BALL GAME – PROJECT Z!
Join Goku and fellow warriors in the neverending search for the ultimate fight — COMING 2019! pic.twitter.com/3IrgrAxDZt
