Final Fantasy VII Remake is out now on PlayStation 4, and as promised, Square Enix has released not one, but two dynamic themes on the PlayStation Store. One is completely free as long as you play the demo before the 11th May, while the other is free for PlayStation Plus members. The former is simply titled ‘Final Fantasy VII Remake Theme’, while the latter is called ‘Final Fantasy VII Remake Cloud Theme’.
And guess what? They both look fantastic. The normal theme features some stunning artwork of the cast looking off into the sunrise, while the Cloud theme has, er, Cloud looking up at the Shinra building. Both themes have slight animation, their own icons, and their own music tracks. Neat.
Beat Games has introduced all sorts of extra music to its popular PlayStation VR rhythm slasher, Beat Saber — some premium, and some for free. Whether you’ve splashed out on DLC or not, the song list has grown quite a bit since launch, and today, it just got a little bit bigger.
Available now in the latest game update, a new song named FitBeat has been added to the game for no extra cost. You can get a preview of it in the above trailer, which showcases some maniac playing it on a high difficulty.
Oh my, Trovians, have you heard the news? Trove has been overrun with a bountiful bunanza of bopping bunnies! From the lush Medieval Highlands to sun-baked Geode Topside, from the depths of Treasure Isles to the eyries of the Skylands they’ve taken over the worlds of Trove!
To trick us, they’ve hidden some eggs with unbunlievable treasures. Choc them and take a peep inside, you might even find a shiny surprise. Besides, if you have a sweet tooth you’re in for a treat! You can find chocolate all around to craft specialties that might come in candy.
Still feeling gluttonous? Not only does Qubesly offer you a choice buffet of eight new quests to take you through these eggciting two weeks, you can also find a trio of new NPCs in their new Hub hangout to sweetly whisper you new chores that come with their own rewards. To make things even more festive, the Hub will also host crafting benches eggspecially designed to meet your creative needs in this brand-new marvel of Trovian architecture.
Use chocolaty delights to create your own colorful surprises and hide them all over the different worlds for your fellow Trovians to discover. But don’t forget during all that fun, there are new dangers hopping around! Some heavily armed bunnies have set foot in the world of Trove and they’re ready to defend their gargantuan egg fortresses. Fight them and earn some tasty rewards.
What a bun-anza of things to do! After all this handiwork you might want to enjoy some sweets yourself and releggs a bit — but remember, there’s always more to find in Trove.
Roblox’s annual Egg Hunt event is here on Xbox One, and this time, you’ve been assigned to an international agency of spies known as E.G.G. (Extract, Gather, Guard). Link up with your fellow agents and take on top-secret missions to unlock exclusive rewards through April 28!
Our agents on the field have reported there are over 40 elusive eggs scrambled across the Roblox universe. We need you to secure the eggs before they’re poached. Be sure to check the dossier on roblox.com/egghunt to help you track which games hold which eggs.
For every egg you find, you’ll be rewarded with an exclusive hat for your avatar. And if you find all 49 eggs, you’ll earn the legendary FabergEgg for your efforts. Keep your eyes open — a few of our top agents (Roblox Admins, Video Stars, and Developers) have been armed with special in-game launchers that can grant you one-of-a-kind eggs you can’t find anywhere else. You won’t need them to earn the FabergEgg, but they are highly classified and highly collectible.
Good luck and happy hunting, agents!
Introducing the Xbox One S Roblox Bundle
In case you haven’t already heard the news, there’s a new Xbox One S Roblox bundle available now at Microsoft Store, near you and online, and participating retailers worldwide, for $299.99 USD. It comes with three exclusive Roblox avatar bundles and accessories, plus 2,500 Robux to splurge on even more customization options or special perks in some of your favorite games.
With one of our biggest events of the year now underway and a new Xbox One S bundle out in the wild, now’s the perfect time to jump in and explore the ever-expanding universe of Roblox.
Roblox is a free to play title that you can download today from the Microsoft Store on Xbox One.
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MILLIONS OF WORLDS TO EXPLORE
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Roblox features full cross-platform support, meaning you can play with your friends and millions of other people on their computers, mobile devices, Xbox One, or VR headsets.
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Original Story: You can’t really argue with Sony’s PlayStation 5 marketing strategy when you see results like this. The Japanese giant shocked us all by revealing the DualSense controller on the PlayStation Blog today, and an hour since the first images were released it’s already attracted over 1.5 million likes on Instagram. That number, in case you had any doubt, is only going to keep rising.
He continued: “I think games are going to do some really cool things with them.” Imagine lockpicking in a PS5 version of Fallout, where the triggers tighten and the controller pulsates as you find the sweet spot. Or how about drawing an arrow in The Elder Scrolls VI, where the R2 button fights back as the string gets taut. Immersive stuff!
Sony confirms that the DualSense will support adaptive triggers while “the sense of touch” appears to play a key part in its design. Blending the colours of black and white together, the PS5 controller will sport a strong, rechargeable battery life while the L2 and R2 triggers have been slightly smoothed. It is also said to be fairly light despite the addition of new features. The light bar actually does make its return, this time positioned on the sides of the touch pad instead of the top. Interestingly, the four face buttons no longer have colours associated with them.
Those lovable geeks over at Digital Foundry have uploaded a technical analysis of Final Fantasy VII Remake, and it’s well worth a watch. The team’s blown away by much of the game, praising its rock solid performance, art direction, detail, and stunning story cutscenes. But, much like we pointed out in our 8/10 review of the release, Remake does suffer from very strange environmental texture issues in certain areas. They’re often so bad that we even went as far as to write a separate report on them, complete with screenshots.
Much like us, Digital Foundry wonders whether it’s some kind of graphical bug. If it is, here’s hoping that it gets fixed, because while we all know visuals aren’t everything in a game, these textures definitely distract from an otherwise gorgeous PlayStation 4 title.
