One of the best things about Xbox Series X is the Smart Delivery Initiative, which lets you upgrade older games you already own to the Series X version for completely free. However, EA being EA, thought that would be too nice for its customers and decided to go against Microsoft and enacted their own policy.
With new characters being added in DLCs, many hopeful fans from other game franchises are clamouring to get their character into the game. Unfortunately for the game’s director, Masahiro Sakurai, that means having to keep quiet about what games he’s enjoying to prevent disappointing fans.
If you like to play M-rated games, you probably have seen some gruesome stuff. Especially in games like The Last of Us, the violence isn’t just spectacle, it is terrifying and emotional. Although these moments last only few second for us while playing the game, developing those scenes can take weeks of work to finish.
When EA recently started moving their games back on to Steam, many people (including myself) were delighted to not have to deal with Origin. BUT WAIT, don’t go buying them yet! You still have to use Origin to play on Steam.
After much criticism, Infinity Ward has posted on their twitter a pledge to actually carry out some of their anti-racism claims. This includes such things as putting in systems in place to catch racist names and giving out more permanent bans to proven racists.
Nowadays lots of board games are getting a digital adaptation, which I think is a great thing. If the title is already great, all we can hope for is the port to nail it. Unfortunately, playing Blood Rage on the computer just makes you wish you could be playing the board game instead.
Recently, Nintendo dropped the Youtube channel BeatEmUps from its Nintendo Brand Ambassador program for… apparently no reason? Wood Hawker, the owner of the channel has grown to almost a million subscribers and is undoubtedly a prominent influencer within the Nintendo gaming community.
Today, the Australian Competition And Consumer Commission (ACCC) has fined Sony for $3.5 Million AUD (2.4 Million USD) over their misconduct in running their PlayStation online store.
There exists a Brazilian content creator that goes by the name of Xbox Mil Grau who is really only known for one thing: toxicity. Now, it seems like everything is crashing around him as he has finally attracted the attention of Xbox itself.
Monster Train is a roguelike deckbuilding game with a unique twist—you play as the evil mastermind. You run the dungeon and create an obstacle for the heroes to climb. Your objective is to keep the core in the uppermost floor safe!
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