The next characters to get scaled down to 16-bit sprites are from Final Fantasy XIV.

Y’shtola, a Miqo’te who made her debut in the first version of Final Fantasy XIV, is a veteran crossover character. In addition to being playable in Dissidia Final Fantasy for arcades, Y’shtola will be in Final Fantasy Record Keeper. She can cast ice elemental attack Aqua Aura, defense buff Stonraskin, and heal HP plus recover negative status effects with Medicara. Thancred, a male Hyur who plays a key role in Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn’s story, can join your Final Fantasy Record Keeper party too. He has skills like the Dual Blade Spin which does two physical attacks in one turn and Dancing Edge which hits for four consecutive physical attacks. A crossover event allows players to get these two Final Fantasy XIV characters kicks off today in Japan and ends on August 4. Read more stories about Android & Final Fantasy Record Keeper & Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn & iPhone on Siliconera. Final Fantasy XIV Heroes Go Retro For Final Fantasy Record Keeper Final Fantasy Record Keeper brings characters from the entire Final Fantasy series together. The next characters to get scaled down to 16-bit sprites are from Final Fantasy XIV.

Elder Scrolls Online PS4, Xbox One, PC: Tamriel Unlimited changes revealed

The new pack from ZeniMax Online Studios will launch first on PC on August 31, then Xbox One on September 15, followed finally by PlayStation 4 on September 16. The heart of the Cyrodiilic Empire has fallen to Daedric Prince Molag Bal and it is up to the three alliances to retake the Imperial City while still fighting amongst themselves. The Imperial City is the first DLC game pack for Elder Scrolls Online and has been promised to add hours of additional gameplay. New areas, quests, enemies, and exclusive items are set to be added, while pricing depends on the status of a players ESO Plus membership. The full Imperial City DLC game pack is included with an active ESO Plus membership, although if you are not an ESO Plus member, or your membership lapses, the Imperial City DLC game pack will cost 2,500 crowns in the ESOTU Store. The Imperial City will come in two parts-the DLC game pack, and the base-game patch, while everyone who owns The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited will receive the base-game patch at no cost.

Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo feature in the worst FIFA 15 misses of the season

Even the best players miss goals.www.gmusd.com But probably not as spectacularly as these open goal misses on FIFA 15, which have all made the 'Misses of the Season' compilations from EA Sports. And even the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi feature, both guilty of some shocking misses.www.mmozt.com And some of them are hilarious; particularly Sebastian Giovinco's for Juventus who manages to hit the post three times in three seconds. What EA Sports haven't done though, is leave the gamer tags of those guilty of these misses, which is very kind. Watch the great video above and if any of these are you, be ashamed. Be very ashamed.www.gmusd.com

Interview: Blizzard's Chris Sigaty and Alan Dabiri on Heroes of the Storm

blizzard has now released its next big new game which takes characters from their vast universes and smashes them all together in a massive team-based rumble. It doesn't stop there though, because they will be constantly updating the game with new features, game balances, and content like new battlegrounds and heroes. The best part about it is that it' Luke Lawrie, Stevivor: The last time I spoke to you guys at Blizzard was back in January and you were just going into closed beta. From the transition to that and into full release what was it that made you confident that Heroes of the Storm was ready to be put out there?www.gofifacoins.net Chris Sigaty: One of the primary drivers was battlegrounds; getting to our seven we felt like it was a great mixture of the variety we wanted to see. Our heroes too, we wanted to have a good representation across all of it. We actually slowed down on the release of Heroes in the last two major releases a bit. We wanted to really to get ready for it and focus a lot more on the polish, the stability of the entire online system and performance of the game, all of those things. So there was a lot more focus in that direction and wanting to pull it all together. But those last two battlegrounds were critical for us to step back and say, "This is the ground floor of where we want to be when we ship Heroes of the Storm to the world."s a load of fun and you can play it for free. We were invited back once again to chat with some of the creative developers at Blizzard, this time talking to Executive Producer Chris Sigaty and Technical Director Alan Dabiri.