Gamescom 2015, Europe's answer to E3, has come and gone. Thanks to the convention, we now know what Scalebound is and when we can expect Final Fantasy 15. Summer is usually lousy for those of us covering gaming news so the barrage of announcements from Germany is always appreciated. Now we'll twiddle our thumbs until PAX Prime later this month.
If you were off at the beach this week, we're jealous. Also, here's what you missed from the past few days in gaming:
Top Stories Of The Week
Metal Gear Solid 5 Resolution And FPS Revealed For PS4 And Xbox One - The game runs at 60 layoffs-per-second.
You'll Soon Be Able To Exact Revenge As John Wick In This Video Game - This video game isn't the Boogeyman. It's the video game you sent to kill the fuckin' Boogeyman. What? Yeah, that's a reference to the movie.
Fallout 4 Will Never End - "Quest accepted: Kill 10,000 Radscorpions"
World Of Warcraft: Legion Is The Next Expansion, Here's How To Get Into The Beta - It'll make Burning Crusade look like Cataclysm!
The Sims 4: Get Together Expansion Lets Your Sim Go To Europe - Unclear if your Sims will be able to find themselves while in Europe, though.
Why Witcher 4 Won't Be Released For Quite Some Time - Geralt needs to wait for the penicillin to kick in.
Destiny Is Ditching Peter Dinklage - That casting change came from the Moon.
Metal Gear Solid 5's Multiplayer Won't Be Available At Launch - Who has the time to finish their games these days?
Gears Of War: Ultimate Edition Comes With Four Free Games - Five games and not a single character with a neck.
Resident Evil 4 Being Remade By Fans - Gamers are doing Capcom's job for them. Next they're going to cancel a Mega Man game.
Video Of The Week
Crackdown 3 lets players keep order in a futuristic city by destroying every building in sight:
Quote Of The Week
"We really do get the feeling that people are a bit worried. Certainly, one thing I would like to say to them to reassure them, is that we've set down the release date, we know when it is, and we've got a complete road map lined up, right up to launch, and we're proceeding along that as planned. We can certainly say to people: it's not going to be 2017. It's going to be before that." - Final Fantasy 15 director Hajime Tabata, speaking about the game's mysterious release date.
