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A new Knights of the Old Republic is reportedly in development ‘outside of EA’
That’s according to multiple sources including credited Star Wars insider Bespin Bulletin, which states in a recent podcast that a new instalment in the fan-favourite RPG series is indeed in development at an unnamed game developer.
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The Last of Us Franchise Sets a New Record With More Than 500 GOTY Awards
Naughty Dog has consistently delivered blockbuster games that have received universal critical acclaim and The Last of Us franchise is one of them. Beginning with The Last of Us in 2013, which was released for the PS3 and then later ported to the PS4 in 2014, Naughty Dog has achieved a prestigious studio status that no one can claim in the industry aside from Rockstar Games.
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Microsoft reverses Xbox Live price hike, will add free multiplayer for some games
Microsoft won't raise the price of Xbox Live, and it's adding free multiplayer for free-to-play games like 'Fortnite.'
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Cyberpunk 2077 staff knew how bad the bugs were before launch, confirms report
No surprise here: CD Projekt employees reject the idea that they didn't know about Cyberpunk's issues before release.
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PS5 CES 2021 sizzle trailer reveals release windows for Project Athia, Ghostwire: Tokyo, Kena: Bridge of Spirits, and more - Gematsu
The end card of the PlayStation 5 sizzle trailer shown during Sony Corporation's Consumer Electronics Show 2021 Digital Press Event mentions previously unannounced release windows
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Microsoft tried to buy Nintendo, but got laughed out of the room
Specifically, the Xbox was unveiled at CES in 2001 — to commemorate that launch, Bloomberg has published an in-depth oral history of how the console came to be. It’s a fascinating read, but one particular passage stands out: details on Microsoft’s efforts to secure games for the brand-new console. While the company implored third-party developers to work on the Xbox, Microsoft also considered using its considerable financial might to buy developers.
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Ars Technica’s 2021 Deathwatch—2020 was just the beginning
These companies might have survived COVID and a recession, but will they survive 2021?
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Top 10 Worst Best Games Of 2020
This year gave us a truly mediocre barrage of games, and these are the worst of the so-called best.
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Both Sides Claim Victory In Massive EVE Online Battle
Ragnarök, the death of the Norse gods, played out in EVE Online in the wee hours of New Year’s eve. Hundreds of the game’s mightiest vessels gathered together in the M2-XFE system, and Titans from the game’s two largest factions spent over 12 hours exchanging fire and unleashing their incredibly devastating doomsday weapon systems. In the end, around 250 of these god-like war machines were nothing more than smoldering wreckage, including my own.
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It’s Time for Assassin’s Creed to Abandon Its Stupid Backstory
Just cut out the middleman! Let me play in a historical fantasy world!
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How EVE Online's Players Started a War That's Cost $700k
EVE Online is once again at war with itself, in a conflict that's likely to destroy almost a million dollars worth of in-game assets.
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Amazon Releases Best Sellers of 2020, Top 10 Dominated by Nintendo
One surefire sign of how well a game sold is online retailer Amazon's Best Sellers of the year. This year Nintendo dominated the top 10.
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CD Projekt Red investors sue company over Cyberpunk 2077 debacle
Players aren't the only ones angry about how the game's console versions launched.
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Animal Crossing’s fake language sounds different in Japanese
Which is weird, because ... isn’t it just nonsense?
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Videogames are a bigger industry than sports and movies combined, thanks to the pandemic
Not only have videogames grown to resemble competition-based, interactive movies, but COVID-19-related lockdowns have propelled the industry
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Silent Hill and Gravity Rush Creator's New Project Will Be a Horror Action-Adventure Game, Aiming for 2023
Silent Hill and Gravity Rush creator Keiichiro Toyama has shared some details of the upcoming debut game from his new studio, which will be a horror-themed action-adventure, aiming for a 2023 release, that will appeal to Toyama's fans. Toyama's Bokeh Game Studio was founded on August 13 and announced publicly in December. Speaking with IGN Japan, the acclaimed developer explained that he is working on “an action-adventure game that will appeal to fans of my previous work”.
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Someone Found A Weird Unreleased Simpsons Game On An Old Dreamcast Dev Kit
Sreak, a user over on the Dreamcast-Talk forums, posted the files from an old, broken Dreamcast dev kit hard drive. Users quickly found inside an unreleased, incomplete and odd Simpsons game, which it seems had never been publicly announced or revealed.
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Cyberpunk 2077: how 2020's biggest video game launch turned into a shambles
Starring Keanu Reeves and hyped to the heavens, Projekt Red’s dystopian but glitchy romp has been pulled from sale. What went wrong?
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Sony pulls Cyberpunk 2077 from PlayStation store
Sony has pulled Cyberpunk 2077, one of the year's most-anticipated games, from its store and offered refunds to all players. The unprecedented move follows complaints that the game has been riddled with bugs and glitches, and is prone to crashes. Microsoft later said it would also refund any dissatisfied Xbox players.
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Sony is pulling Cyberpunk 2077 from the PlayStation Store and offering full refunds
The PlayStation version of the game has been riddled with bugs.
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