YouTube issued some information today about gaming videos on its website for 2015. In terms of trending videos, Pokemon Go’s debut trailer was included in the list.
Here’s the full lineup of trending videos this year:
Clash of Clans: Revenge (Official Super Bowl TV Commercial)
Real GTA
Star Wars Battlefront Reveal Trailer
Five Nights at Freddy’s 3 Teaser Trailer
WARNING: YOU WILL DIE | Five Nights at Freddy’s 3 – Part 1
Discover Pokémon in the Real World with Pokémon GO!
Fallout 4 – Official Trailer
Elders Play Grand Theft Auto V (Elders React: Gaming)
Halo VS Call of Duty
Final Fantasy VII – E3 2015 Trailer | PS4
According to YouTube, top trending gaming videos are “based on views, shares, comments, likes and more.”
Source: YouTube PR
On December 16, a soundtrack for Monster Hunter X will be sold in Japan. Capcom published a video today giving fans a behind the scenes look at a bit of the musical recording. View it below.
Genei Ibun Roku #FE is one game we just spoke about not having off-TV play. On the other side of the spectrum, however, Yooka-Laylee should support the feature.
Playtonic told one fan on Twitter last week:
@skatcat743 Yes, that's the plan!
— Playtonic (@PlaytonicGames) December 3, 2015
Off-TV play is one of the Wii U’s better features, so it’s always nice when it can be included!
Artifact Checking is an extra chapter available for Adventure Time: Finn & Jake Investigations. For a look at the DLC, watch the video below.
Various outlets have been putting up new footage of LEGO Marvel’s Avengers today. Check out a pair of videos below.
A listing for Genei Ibun Roku #FE on Nintendo’s Japanese website confirms a few details about the title.
First, while the GamePad is naturally compatible, off-TV play will not be supported. Players can also choose to use the Wii U Pro Controller.
DLC will be a feature in Genei Ibun Roku #FE, and this can be accessed on the main menu by selecting “Shop”. There will be additional costumes as expected, but there will also be more quests offered to strengthen characters.
The Washington Post caught up with Nintendo of America’s Scott Moffitt, the executive vice president of sales and marketing, to talk about the 3DS among other topics. He discussed the system’s performance, supporting it given the company’s commitment to mobile, and more.
According to Moffitt, thus far in 2015, “sales of the family of Nintendo 3DS hardware in America are actually ahead of last year’s pace.” He also proclaimed that the “3DS is here to stay” in light of discussion about handhelds and their continued relevance to the market with casual gaming on smartphones on the rise.
Below are his full comments:
“Nintendo 3DS is here to stay. Let me throw out a number that might surprise you. So far, on a global basis, Nintendo 3DS has sold more hardware than PS4 and Xbox One—combined. Most people find this shocking.
Obviously we don’t deny the impact of smart devices on the gaming market. But it’s a mistake to consider this a zero-sum game. Clearly gaming on smart devices and gaming on Nintendo 3DS can happily coexist, to the benefit of all gamers. The fact is, playing games on two very different hardware platforms means options for two very different kinds of game play. The inclusion of multiple control buttons on Nintendo 3DS allows a much deeper and more sophisticated type of play.”
Head on over to The Washington Post for additional comments from Moffitt, including thoughts about online multiplayer/social features.
Warner Bros. Interactive shared a new trailer for LEGO Marvel’s Avengers today which introduces players to the expansive streets of open world New York City and hub environments from the Marvel Cinematic Universe to freely roam and explore.
The eight (8) open world and free roam locations are as follows:
New York City
Asgard
Barton Farm
Malibu
S.H.I.E.L.D. Base Exterior
Sokovia
South Africa
Washington, D.C.
Check out today’s new video below.
Update: Here’s another video with even more gameplay:
Footage of SteamWorld Heist is now starting to come in. Take a look at a video below containing extensive gameplay.
