The 2-hour show had announced loads of new games and had loads of updates for already announced titles. This is our list of the biggest 5 announcements that may have taken us by surprise during the event, or are just too big not to be excited for.
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Sony’s CFO Hiroki Totoki today has just announced in a conference call for investors, that all chipsets needed for the company to meet this year’s PS5 sales target have already been secured, managing worries regarding the current semiconductor shortage.
Xbox as expected shares all games that are coming in the first half of August, in its constant effort to keep its subscribers content and satisfied. The game list includes a game of the year contender Hades, Skate 3, Curse of the Dead God, and much more.
Last week McDonald’s Australia was planning on giving away custom PS5 controllers in celebration of its 50th birthday in Australia. Sony, however, thought it best to ruin the party and pull the plug on the whole operation.
Just when things were about to turn for the better for Marvel’s Avengers with a new expansion on the horizon, and a free weekend to boost the number of players, a new bug is now preventing new players from purchasing the game on PlayStation.
Electronic Arts today has announced that it will release a short film named “Exodus” showcasing Battlefield 2042’s backstory. The short film will be released on YouTube on August 12th at 8 pm PT.
Wasteland 3’s studio inXile is reportedly currently working on an unannounced steampunk RPG codenamed “Project Cobalt”. The report comes in line with previous hints by the inXile, and comes from Windows Central’s Jez Corden.
After an update that allows PS5 users to expand their storage, making use of the M.2 SSD slot. While there is no officially recommended SSD card by Sony, PS5 architect Mark Cerny, has finally announced on Twitter what SSD card he is using.
AMD’s RX 6000-series now has a new entry-level GPU that’s targeting 1080p and is still based on the RDNA 2 architecture. It won’t be targeting 4K at all, but promises the “ultimate 1080p gaming experience”. The new RX 6600 XT will be the new entry-level GPU, costing only $379.
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