More exciting news coming from Halo Infinite, for both PvP and PvE lovers alike. The fancy new grappling hook will be featured in the PvP modes as a power pick up, fitting right into the Halo formula. On the other hand, the good-old couch Halo is back with 4-player split-screen,
Nintendo is back with another update on the development and distribution of their titles. Unfortunately, it seems like we are going to be seeing more delays than expected. However, this comes due to Nintendo putting health and safety ahead of deadlines.
Hackers have gone into the source codes for Nintendo 64 and many games, such as Super Mario 64, Mario Kart 64, Star Fox 64, Ocarina of Time. N64 Emulators aren’t anything new, but the access to source codes gives modders and developers opportunities to creates something from the ground-up.
With Anthem under redevelopment, we aren’t hearing too much news about the game. Recently though, a twitter conversation has shed some light to player-versus-player modes and internal development methods to boot. Will we see a successful relaunch of the game?
Check your inbox! You may have gotten a nice gift from Sony to celebrate their ten year anniversary of PS Plus, by giving away $10 to random users. There doesn’t seem to be an official announcement for this event, so it really does look like a little surprise! Good luck!
Vermintide 2 is a host to a small but passionate fanbase, but with Fatshark announcing their development for the Warhammer 40K squad shooter, Darktide, the community is concerned with the continued development of their favourite game. Fatshark made a statement yesterday promising their ongoing support.
The Medium looks like the perfect game to scratch the itch for survival horror PT has left us with. On Xbox Games Showcase yesterday, a dev has announced that only PC and Xbox Series X are being considered for release currently.
The creators of Vermintide 2 has announced Darktide, a coop squad shooter based in the Warhammer 40K universe. Being a veteran developer of the genre, we have nothing but high hopes for the next big coop game!
We know by now that PS5 has a faster SSD than Xbox Series X, but is that the whole story to the tech comparison? Apparently not. According to game dev Gavin Stevens, the Sampler Feedback Streaming (SFS) within the Series X is a game-changer that levels the playing field.
Xbox Series X has been promising its customers cross-generational experiences for all titles. However, PlayStation 5 has not made such commitments yet. What’s the deal with that? On a recent interview on Geoff Keighley’s DualSense live stream, we got some answers.
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