John Fleury, Author at We Got This Covered – Page 3 of 74 - Part 3

John Fleury

A gamer for over 20 years, who enjoys the more lighthearted and colorful titles out there. Also does movie reviews at Examiner.com.

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Professor Layton Spinoff Lady Layton Announced For 3DS And Smartphones

Many DS and 3DS owners have become familiar with the Professor Layton series at this point. Developed by Level-5 of Yo-kai Watch and Ni no Kuni fame, the handheld franchise combined point and click adventure mechanics with hundreds of brainteasers over six entries across Nintendo handhelds. After six entries and a crossover with Phoenix Wright, the series was put on the backburner for several years, outside of developers saying they were open to the idea of eventually continuing it with a new lead character.

Blizzard Confirms Plans To Add More Overwatch Characters To Heroes Of The Storm

With Overwatch being as popular as it's ended up, many fans of another current Blizzard title, Heroes of the Storm, have naturally been wondering if the publisher has characters planned to appear in their crossover MOBA. One character, Tracer, has been available in Heroes since April, but statements hinting at more heroes joining the fray have been hard to come by.

Sega Announces Project Sonic For Late 2017 Release

Sega's announcement of retro throwback title Sonic Mania at a Sonic the Hedgehog 25th anniversary Comic-Con presentation wasn't the only big announcement. The company also finally confirmed a new major home console release for the franchise via a teaser trailer, though its cryptic nature still leaves what exactly the game will be up in the air.

Sega Announces Sonic Mania For Spring 2017 Release

San Diego Comic-Con wasn't just the home for big movie and TV news this year, as Sega hosted a present last night celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Sonic the Hedgehog franchise. Things have been pretty quiet for the series lately, with the handheld spinoff Sonic Boom: Fire & Ice being the only confirmed new entry for some time. As a result, many were expecting Sega to announce something noteworthy for the series that night, and that's exactly what happened.

While FRU is guilty of both a very short length and several frustrating moments, it still ends up being one of the most clever and successful uses of the Kinect around.

Rock Band Rivals Hands-On Preview

Harmonix dropped an interesting tidbit of news for Rock Band 4 at E3 last month with the announcement of Rock Band Rivals, the first full-fledged expansion pack for the latest in their iconic rhythm game series. Unfortunately, they didn't provide details beyond pricing and a revamped guitar controller, with employees later saying they'd ultimately chosen to pull back the curtain after a little more development time.

The Lion’s Song: Episode 1 – Silence Review

While a brief running time results in less emotional investment than its developers probably intended, The Lion’s Song: Episode 1 – Silence is still a novel diversion for adventure game fans that costs nothing to try out.

New Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Spirit Of Justice Trailer Released

Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Spirit of Justice, the sixth main entry in Capcom's long-running handheld series, is now available for the 3DS in Japan. The title still seems on track for a digital-only September release in North America and Europe, and the publisher has put together a new trailer offering more looks at new and returning characters.

Final Fantasy Brave Exvius Now Available For iOS & Android

Western fans of Square Enix's most iconic role-playing franchise now have a new smartphone spinoff to try out. Final Fantasy Brave Exvius, a new free-to-play entry exclusive to iOS and Android devices, is now available for download in North America.

Korean Overwatch Players Detail Competitive Play And More

Nearly a month after release, Overwatch is continuing to receive a lot of attention. While Blizzard continues to plug away at plans for new maps and characters, the game's first major addition, that being a long-desired Competitive Play mode, is still scheduled to launch by the end of the month. To test the feature out, Blizzard has opened a "Public Test Realm" in Korea, which functions similarly to an open beta, and naturally, players who have given this a try are already sharing details.