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Death Stranding 2: On the Beach announced for 2025, and it looks freaking nuts
Today’s State of Play event from Sony featured a look at the upcoming sequel to Death Stranding from mastermind and possible lunatic Hideo Kojima.
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Palworld has hit 19 million players, becoming the biggest 3rd party Game Pass game ever, and sold at least 12 million copies
Do you remember Palworld? That crazy game people described as being Pokemon with guns that launched just under two weeks ago and took the world by storm? Yeah, well, it’s still doing pretty well for itself, as shown by developer Pocket Pair announcing it has hit some major milestones.
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Spec Ops: The Line is being removed from sale on every platform
2K Games has confirmed that Spec Ops: The Line, the cult classic shooter from 2010, is being removed from sale across digital storefronts. Alarms began ringing yesterday when the game vanished from Steam.
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Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League becomes unplayable for the 2nd time in just 24-hours
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League is not having a very good start. Rocksteady’s first game in a very long time has been taken offline twice now in just 24-hours, leaving people unable to play it despite paying for early access via the game’s Deluxe Edition.
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Eidos Montreal becomes the latest victim of Embracer, and has resulted in the Deus Ex game being canned
Eidos Montreal has confirmed that it has laid off 97 members of total staff which was reported to be around 481 strong in November of 2022.
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PlayStation State of Play announced for Janaury 31st, and may include a new Metro VR game
According to several reliable insiders, PlayStation will be hosting a State of Play this week where they’ll show off a few upcoming games, along with a new virtual reality title set in the Metro universe.
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War Hospital impressions – A good idea, but a broken game
This won’t be a full review of War Hospital, instead, it will be more like basic impressions of the game after around 8 hours of playing it. This is because I was one of the unfortunate ones who ran into serious issues with the game, which is one of the reasons it holds a mixed…
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Microsoft may have shut down its physical games division
The reliable Jez Corden of Windows Central has said that Microsoft has shut down its entire physical games division, the department in charge of bringing Xbox games to brick-and-mortar stores.
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1900 people to be laid off across Xbox, Zenimax and Activision Blizzard
We haven’t even made it an entire month into 2024 and yet we’ve already seen a staggering amount of layoffs across the gaming industry, with some people predicting that it will only get worse as the videogame bubble caused during Covid 19 bursts.
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The Pokémon Company is investigating Palworld
The Pokémon Company has issued an official statement, something it rarely does, to address Palworld which continues to dominate the news thanks to its incredible rise to fame over the past week. Its success however, has been somewhat tarnished by allegations that it didn’t just draw inspiration from Pokémon but actually stole entire models.
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