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I watched this trailer again today and I feel you guys should too.
I was 100% positive this was just like a troll article. This is wild.
I watched this trailer again today and I feel you guys should too.
O, nice. Feeling it. Is this up for wishlisting already re PS Store? I'll possibly forget it otherwise; don't think I'm familiar with developer.
e/ Yes! It's up. Also, just saw the video's very last second expressly says at screen-bottom to wishlist game now – derp.
It is a troll article.
(Take Two)Rockstar have filed a lawsuit against Remedy over Remedy's R Logo
Probably gonna be weird for them to be working together on the Max Payne 1+2 remakes.....
(Take Two)Rockstar have filed a lawsuit against Remedy over Remedy's R Logo
Probably gonna be weird for them to be working together on the Max Payne 1+2 remakes.....
Epic Games have lost their 3-1/2 year antitrust lawsuit against Apple. Supreme Court refused to hear their motion leaving the lower court decisions to stand:
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Supreme Court rejects Epic v. Apple antitrust case
Neither side got everything it wanted.www.theverge.com
There is speculation that Piranha Bytes might be shutting down. It looks like Elex 3 has been canceled and their website is partially down.
Their owner, Embracer Group, lost a two billion dollar funding deal with a Saudi state run company last year and has been closing a bunch of their studios.
I never played Elex 2 but loved the first one so this would be a shame. They made pretty unique RPG's.
Didn't realize the creative director had left already. Elex 2 was disappointing from most opinions I've read but the series had an interesting story arc and they still could have salvaged it with a good third game. Bummer.Looks like its supposedly been on the cards since at least November and the Creative Director already left and some people have already been notified about being let go
Source : german language podcast https://www.gamespodcast.de/2024/01/17/magazin-spezial-piranha-bytes-droht-die-schliessung/

Some guy on social quipped in kind that Ubi needs to get comfortable not getting his money, lol. Thought that pretty funny. Zero surprise that Ubi turns torchbearer on this kind of business model in gaming; has for years felt like a gaming publisher-developer juggernaut with no-one who actually games working there. Their Montpellier subsidiary behind Prince of Persia's new Lost Crown is looking like an exception ATM with the forthcoming MV entry.Another awesome headline for today: "Ubisoft Exec Says Gamers Need to Get 'Comfortable' Not Owning Their Games for Subscriptions to Take Off"
I am a proponent of digital games. However, I understand their current shortcomings and the reasons why some people are not fond of them. Trust is the most significant issue. It’s not hard to comprehend why a majority of gamers are skeptical about ‘digital-only’ when a company director releases a statement like this.
If the trend continues towards a subscription-based model, I personally don’t foresee physical games faring any better. They would merely serve as your ticket to board the train. We can only hope that some legislators are gamers themselves and can see the bigger picture. Consumer protection for digital assets should be pushed.
Ubisoft Greedy Exec Article
This has been bubbling up more and more but is it sensible to interpret this as M/s wanting out of the console battle (and some even extending this to mean the writing on the wall for the Xbox line itself)? Phil conceded defeat in-interview last year to Sony and Nintendo; changing the strategy up seems smart to me of M/s if you know you can't 'out-console' the other two in the space. We now have M/s Gaming CEO, M/s CFO, and CEO all changing tune and in a united front putting the same message out there: