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Sekiro Shadows Die Twice: the Game of the Year Edition for PS4 is coming
FromSoftware announced the arrival of a Game of The Year Edition from Sekiro Shadows Die Twicethe action video game inspired by the mechanics of Dark Souls. The software house has announced that it will arrive in Japan on October 29 on PlayStation 4.
This edition includes a free update recently announced that it will be available the same day as GOTY. There are also special packages and a guide with various tips such as fighting techniques and much more.
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One of the most important changes concerns the addition of new challenges. It can be accessed with Idols of the Sculptor and will allow to acquire new clothes, even if with a purely aesthetic function. Another interesting novelty concerns the Remnants. These are short recordings lasting 30 seconds which can be seen by other players along with a short text message. The Remnants, will allow them to discover the more effective actions to be accomplished to overcome a certain enemy.
With the Remnants, FromSoftware wants to evolve the multiplayer communication system encountered in the series of Dark Souls and of Bloodborne. By observing the recordings of users’ movements, we will understand, for example, how to behave in boss fights, or we will receive advice on areas to explore. If a community member attends their Remnant and values it positively, their alter-ego can regenerate your HP without using consumables or idols.
Last year Sekiro was able to attract five million fans thus allowing the Japanese developers to work on a rich update that will be offered to users to experiment with new playful solutions in the role of the beloved Wolf.
The latest edition of Sekiro is now available for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC via Steam all over the world and will come on Google Stadia this fall. If you want to find out more about the demonic world of Sekiro, we invite you to read our review by clicking HERE.Question:
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-+-+-+-The Tasmanian Tiger was killed off on the Australian mainland by widespread hunting, but survived on Tasmania until the last one died in a zoo in the 1930s. Australians haven’t given up on the hope that this thylacine is still alive, however—to this day, reports of sightings are frequent, and even a recent episode of Expedition Unknown had Josh Gates out hunting for it. Initially, scientists had proposed many theories for the creature’s extinction on Tasmania, although there is new evidence to suggest that it was a changing climate that was the culprit http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/09/28/mystery-disappeared-tasmanian-tiger-finally-solved/.
I’ve always had an affinity for toads, so here I played around with getting a selfie. Not great.
 Nathan took this one.
Nathan loves the Tasmanian Tiger. So this is the one he chose to pose with.
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Editor's note: What market forces or trends will shape the biopharma industry in 2018? In this series, BioPharma Dive's editors take a stab at predicting how the year may unfold for AI, oncology and neuroscience. Read about how AI could impact pharma and coming soon: why price competition might hit oncology.
Oncology and gene therapies are enjoying the spotlight for pharma, but one of the world's biggest biotechs is betting neuroscience will be next to take center stage.
"We believe that all signs point to neuroscience as the next oncology," Mike Ehlers, head of Biogen Inc.'s R&D, predicted during a company earnings call in July.
If the last few years are any indication, Ehlers may be on to something.
Cancer — and immuno-oncology, in particular — reigns as the hottest therapeutic area around. It's also one of the most crowded, prompting some drugmakers to search for less picked over markets.
Enter neuroscience. Long thought of as too costly and risky to build a pipeline around, the diverse therapeutic area is now more attractive to manufacturers, thanks in part to breakthrough research that has improved the industry's understanding of central nervous system (CNS) disorders like Huntington's disease and ALS.
That stronger science has fueled many big pharmas and small biotechs to craft ambitious plans for developing CNS treatments, plans likely to grab the industry's attention in 2018 as companies race for new migraine drugs, advance multiple sclerosis candidates and continue a long-running bid for an Alzheimer's treatment.
Regardless of who's making the deals, neuroscience should continue to captivate over the coming years. The space encompasses many diseases with sizable patient populations and high unmet medical needs, and is poised for substantial growth. Market analysis firm Grand View Research estimates that the global CNS therapeutic market will have a compound annual growth rate of 5.9% from 2016 to 2025, ultimately reaching $129 billion.
Neuroscience isn't for everyone, though. Pfizer Inc., while not exactly a dominant player in the space, over the weekend disclosed plans to end discovery and early development efforts in the field, and instead pump more money into therapeutic areas where it has more scientific expertise.
The spotlight will also bring more attention to setbacks. Axovant Sciences Inc. just revealed its drug intepirdine failed a mid-stage study in dementia patients, and decided to scrap the program, though it still retains neuroscience assets in its pipeline. The company saw its stock plunge more than 50% on the news.
Alzheimer's in the spotlight
Considered the Holy Grail of drug development by some, Alzheimer's disease holds some promise from the clinic next year, notwithstanding a long history of failures. Data from the first piece of an advanced study evaluating vTv Therapeutics Inc.'s azeliragon are expected in March, and Roche AG estimates a November primary completion for a Phase 3 trial of gantenerumab, one of its amyloid beta inhibitors.
A terrible track record for late-stage Alzheimer's drugs doesn't quite set an uplifting tone. Yet with the world's elderly population growing and no Food and Drug Administration-approved treatments for underlying causes, Alzheimer's remains an alluring and lucrative target.
Case in point: market intelligence firm EvaluatePharma recently ranked Biogen's aducanumab as the most valuable R&D project in the global pipeline, with a projected $1.5 billion in worldwide product sales in 2022, pending approval.
Another candidate from Biogen, dubbed E2609, should garner some added attention in the coming months. Co-developed with Eisai Co. Ltd., the drug holds a spot on the short list of Alzheimer's treatments in late-stage testing. While Phase 3 investigations are still recruiting, a Phase 2 dose-finding study of Alzheimer's-related cognitive impairment and dementia is set to wrap up in April.
Parkinson's and pain
Outside of Alzheimer's, drugmakers have pumped millions of dollars into innovative therapies for pain as well as other neurodegenerative disorders.
Healthcare regulators have tasked the industry to come up with less