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Nioh, an action title not unlike Dark Souls, was released as a PlayStation 4 exclusive back in February this year. The title was very well received at launch. Fans liked its rewarding combat structure and its Japanese setting. However, many wanted the title to be available on PC as well. Their wish comes true later this year as the Nioh PC release has officially been confirmed for November 2017.
Team NINJA has confirmed that Nioh’s complete edition is going to be released for PC digitally later this year. The complete edition of the title features the base game and three DLC expansions, namely Dragon of the North, Defiant Honour, and Bloodshed’s End.
A PC exclusive item has been added to this particular edition. It’s called the Dharmachakra Kabuto helmet. All of this is included in the complete edition of Nioh that’s going to be released later this year.
PC gamers will have the option to choose from two different graphics modes. The modes are called Action and Movie. Those who opt for the Action mode will find a “stable” gameplay experience at 60 frames per second while the Movie option will provide “cinematic” 4K resolution.
Nioh: Complete Edition is going to be released for PC come November 7th via Steam. The Steam page for this title has gone live already.
Nioh PC Release Confirmed For November , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.
If a new report is to be believed, Google is working on a “Made for Google” certification program for third-party accessory manufacturers. It’s assumed that the program will function in a manner similar to Apple’s MFi or Made for I certification program for accessory manufacturers. Apple provides partners with documentation, hardware components, tools, and technical support. Manufacturers can then promote their products with Apple’s certification logos. Perhaps Google will offer similar support to its partners.
Citing two sources familiar with the initiative, 9to5Google reports that Google is working on a Made for Google certification program. The scribe has also heard the same from a third source that the program is being prepared for an announcement soon.
If such a program is being prepared, we’re likely going to hear about it later this week. Google is going to conduct a hardware event on October 4th to unveil its new Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL smartphones.
If the program is launched alongside the company’s new hardware products, this could mean that we’ll get to see certified accessories for Google’s new hardware products at the event. The accessories might include certified battery packs, chargers, cases, docks, and more.
Google hasn’t confirmed or denied this as yet so nothing is set in stone. We’ll have more clarity on the matter later this week.
‘Made For Google’ Partner Program Will Reportedly Be Launched Soon , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.
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