'Tell Me Why' is coming out on August 27

The developers behind Life is Strange is set to launch its newest title next month. Dontnod's new game Tell Me Why will officially come out on August 27. Microsoft announced the release date during its July showcase, where it shared game premieres and updates. The developer revealed this narrative-driven title back in November, saying it's for the Xbox One and PC. Like Life is Strange, your choices in the game affect the outcome of the story

Tell Me Why follows a set of twins working through their childhood memories as a shared "supernatural bond" allows them to interact with these memories. The developer plans to release all three episodes simultaneously, unlike what it did with Life is Strange, where the company spaced out releases. You can check out the new trailer of the game above.

Source: The Verge

New 'Fable' game is coming to Xbox Series X, Windows 10

The last Fable title that came out was back in 2010. The choice-driven role-playing game is making a comeback, and it'll be launching on Microsoft's upcoming Xbox Series X console, Windows 10, and via Xbox Game Pass. Developer Playground Games says the new Fable game is a "new beginning for the longtime franchise, which launched for the Xbox back in 2004. A teaser trailer was released as part of Microsoft's July showcase that showed off the titles you can expect from its next-gen console. The trailer doesn't reveal much, but you can check it out above.

Source: The Verge

Blizzard celebrates 10th anniversary of 'StarCraft II' with anniversary update

Blizzard wants to celebrate StarCraft II's 10th anniversary by publicly testing an anniversary update. It offers new campaign achievements for every mission in the base game and its three expansions. The game will also let players create custom campaigns, which has helped keep its fans. The developer takes in some elements from Warcraft III's game editor to make it easier to use StarCraft II's map editor. 

StarCraft II is also getting a new transitioning lobby, allowing players to move quickly between two maps in multiplayer. There is also a new "Campaign" subsection in the game's variants menu. If some of these features seem familiar to you, Blizzard released a lot of these changes with update 4.13's public testing round last Tuesday. 

Source: The Verge

Nikon Canada introduces the Z 5 mirrorless camera

The Nikon Z 5 is the camera maker's newest full-frame, FX-format, entry-level camera from its Z series mirrorless camera range. And it's coming to Canada in late August with a suggested retail price of $2,049.95 for the body only and $2,449.95 for the new NIKKOR Z 24-50mm f/4-6.3 kit. 

The Z 5 inherits features from the Z 6 and Z 7, supports Nikon's next-generation Z mount lens, and offers In-Body 5-Axis VR stabilization and "seamless automation and full manual control." It has the same magnesium alloy shell and robustness as the Z 6 and Z 7, with a durable, weather-sealed body that promises dust- and drip-resistance.

It comes with a powerful FX-format 24.3-megapixel CMOS sensor and Nikon's EXPEED 6 image processor, which the company claims is its fastest processor to date. The mirrorless camera also has an ISO range of up to 51,200 (expandable to 102,400), which is designed to effectively reduce noise and maintain both high sensitivity and resolution even in low-light situations. The Z 5 can record videos up to 4K UHD/30p or in 1080/60p (full-frame).

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