Sony’s Next State of Play: 30 Minutes of PS5 and VR Games Get ready for an exciting glimpse into the future of PlayStation gaming. Although the official start of the summer gaming showcases isn’t until next week’s Summer Game Fest, Sony is kicking things off early with its next State of Play event. Mark your […]
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The Witcher 4: CD Projekt’s Most Ambitious Project Yet CD Projekt, the esteemed developer behind the critically acclaimed Witcher series, has officially declared that their next major project, Polaris—widely referred to as The Witcher 4—is now their largest undertaking to date. This declaration underscores both the sheer size of the development team and the significant
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Rainbow Six Siege Fans Roundly Boo the Announcement of New Monthly Subscription Service R6 Membership, costing $10 per month, will go live in June. Rainbow Six Siege has been an ongoing success for Ubisoft for nearly a decade and shows no sign of slowing down. In March, the game set a new all-time concurrent player
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The Missing Puzzle Piece: Building a Holistic Ecosystem in the Indian Gaming Industry In recent years, Indian developers have experienced notable growth, marked by the establishment of major studios like EA and Ubisoft in the country. The global gaming industry has witnessed remarkable expansion, boasting over 1.2 billion players worldwide. India, too, has contributed significantly
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Great Moments in PC Gaming: When Valve Released Three Games in One Day The Orange Box was a true anomaly in the history of PC gaming. Great moments in PC gaming are bite-sized celebrations of some of our favorite gaming memories. Imagine a major game developer releasing three new games not just in the same
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Ghost of Tsushima Flooded with Negative Reviews on Steam Due to PSN Requirement Not long ago, I wrote about how Sony was squandering player goodwill with the Helldivers 2 debacle. The game publisher announced it would require Helldivers 2 players on PC to link their PSN accounts to Steam to keep playing the game. The
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Assassin’s Creed Shadows Explores Feudal Japan – Ubisoft Releases First Trailer, Coming This November Ubisoft to Launch Apple Silicon Version Alongside Windows and Consoles For years, fans of the Assassin’s Creed franchise have eagerly anticipated an installment set in feudal Japan. Ubisoft is finally answering that call with **Assassin’s Creed Shadows**, slated for release this
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Celebrating Gaming’s Most Iconic Moms Introduction: Video games have a rich tapestry of characters, and among them are memorable mothers who defy stereotypes and bring depth to storytelling. While gaming has often focused on father figures, these mothers carve out their unique space, showcasing strength, compassion, and complexity in their roles. Let’s delve into the
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Cyberpunk 2077’s Journey: From Turmoil to Triumph Introduction: The story of Cyberpunk 2077 is one of the most compelling narratives in modern gaming history. Initially met with hype and anticipation, the game’s launch in December 2020 was marred by technical issues, leading to a class-action lawsuit and widespread criticism. However, through dedication, perseverance, and continuous
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The recent developments regarding the Ghost of Tsushima PC port have sparked discussions and concerns within the gaming community. Steam, Epic Games, and Green Man Gaming (GMG) are facing scrutiny for canceling and refunding pre-orders of Ghost of Tsushima for buyers residing in over 170 countries without access to PlayStation Network (PSN). This move has
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