The Witcher 3 was already one of the best selling video games last year but after the fantastic live-action adaptation on Netflix, it just got even better. The Witcher 3 sales numbers went up a jaw-dropping 554% year-on-year increase after the show launched on the streaming platform.
Rainbow Six Siege cross-play between consoles is something that Ubisoft is ready to implement, as long as Sony and Microsoft can come to an agreement. This could be a huge boon for the console player base if it goes through as planned.
The controversial finale of Mass Effect 3 and the following blunders of Mass Effect: Andromeda, and Anthem, it’s not an understatement to say that they have lost many fans. However, it seems like Wizard’s of the Coast’s new studio, Archetype Entertainment is aiming to revive the spirit that once resided within Bioware.
When Microsoft announced the Xbox Elite Series 2, many were skeptical about its success due to the hefty $230 CAD price tag. The controller itself costs more than half of the console itself, who would buy that? Apparently, many people.
Nvidia’s game streaming service, GeForce Now, was launched last week as one of the many companies throwing their hat into this new business. However, earlier this week, one of the biggest gaming companies, Activision Blizzard pulled their games from the catalogue unexpectedly.
The two big winners coming out atop of the heap were Untitled Goose Game that took home three awards including the Game of The Year, and Control taking home four, including Action Game of The Year.
The French development house Quantic Dream made an announcement on their official blog that they will be going fully independent.
Gwent: The Witcher Card Game on Android will officially launch for free on March 24th, but you can pre-register now to make sure you are notified when it finally goes live, and receive a new Golem avatar to boot.
Furukawa didn’t seem bothered by the new console generation being released, saying: “We do not believe that the business activities of other companies will be especially influential on Nintendo’s business.”
Unfortunately, even though Bayonetta was created by Platinum Games, the intellectual property belongs to Nintendo and SEGA, which means it will cost them a lot of money to buy the right to even start developing.
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