Activision hasn’t seem to learn from the underwhelming performance of its last year’s Call of Duty release Infinite Warfare. The publisher has landed into another controversy, this time due to the upcoming DLC pack for Modern Warfare remastered. The upcoming map pack called “Variety Map Pack”, which was also a DLC for the original game, … Read more
Sony has confirmed the next major PS4 firmware update, version 4.50, will be releasing worldwide tomorrow. This is an important update as it’ll be adding the Boost Mode (for the PS4 Pro) and external HDD support to the console, but there’s some other features it’ll bring as well, and Sony’s revealed them today. Improved 2D … Read more
There’s a dark, hidden story hiding behind a seemingly innocent little town in Skyrim… It all goes back to Lokir, the other guy who was captured at the start of the game… We find out that Lokir dislikes both the Stormcloaks and the Imperials, which is a big clue that kind of flies under the radar … Read more
We’ve all been disappointed at some time in our lives. I was disappointed when I found out my parents were Santa Claus, the first time I had sex, and after I played 2 hours of No Man’s Sky. All of these things have one common factor, everyone hyped them up for me, then they ended … Read more
No Man’s Sky has undoubtedly been one of the most controversial videogame releases of 2016, and the game was mostly in the news for all the wrong reasons. The developers Hello Games and it’s founder Sean Murray largely avoided discussing in public what exactly went wrong with the game, and were radio silent for months … Read more
Representative image only, not actual picture of PlayStation 5. Image: youtube Sony might be planning to launch the PlayStation 5 in the second half of 2018, for capitalizing on its growing software sales and strong line-up of first party games. Macquarie Research Analyst Damian Thong made these comments during a recent financial prediction. He is the … Read more
Don’t worry, we’re not going to list the Mario Bros and Tetris. We wouldn’t do you like that, but here are some other tracks from classic games that’ll transport you to a simpler time, before you had to worry about DLC, DRM, or micro-transactions. 8. Final Fantasy – The Prelude – NES (1987) Composer: Nubuo … Read more