Capcom just announced the release date for Monster Hunter World: Iceborne’s PC version. It will be available on Steam on January 9, 2020, and we found out right after we played the expansion at ESGS 2019.

MU Origin 2 made its Manila debut at ESGS 2019, with a booth design that stands out with its recreation of an iconic pub from MU. The booth provides a unique immersive experience complemented by the presence of the Lady Boss Lyre, as performed by an expert cosplayer.

ESGS 2019 is currently underway at the SMX Convention Center and we checked out the event before the doors opened to the public and these are the must-see places you should check out this weekend.

Final Fantasy XIV’s 5.1 patch adds the Shadowbringers alliance raid, the continuation of the Main Story in Shadowbringers, a new Trial, New Game+, and more.

PlayStation 5 will launch on Holiday 2020 and Sony first talks about the changes done to the PS5 controller.

Red Dead Redemption 2 will be available this November on Rockstar Games own game launcher and Epic Games store. The Steam version is coming sometime in December.

The Open Beta weekend for Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Breakpoint is now live for PS4, Xbox One, and PC. You get to play the content available to Closed Beta players plus new content to keep you busy from September 26-28, 2019.

The release date was revealed during the State of Play in September at the end of the show with a trailer showing new footage of The Last of Us: Part 2.

REV Major 2019 is happening this weekend, September 28-29 at The Tent, Solaire Resort & Casino and features 12 fighting games titles with their own respective tournaments.

The latest update for MU Origin 2 is packed with content that adds the Magic Gladiator and more will keep you busy until the next update rolls out. Two new Philippine servers were released recently — Palawan and Batangas — and is a great option for new Filipino players looking for a more familiar community.

Tales of Arise has a new trailer from TGS 2019 showing more of the games story and how impressive the game looks on Unreal Engine 4.

Square Enix has confirmed that the Deluxe and 1st Class Editions of Final Fantasy VII Remake will be available in the Philippines on the game’s release next year.