Back on the path. There’s been a significant amount happening at Double Fine Productions over the past few weeks, with the organization departing from Xbox and proclaiming intentions for an indie Kickstarter venture (along with hinting at a potential Brutal Legend 2, releasing a considerable update for Kiln and launching Keeper on PS5… Read More
Culdcept makes a comeback with contemporary elements. We’re consistently captivated by vintage games debuting on Xbox for the very first time, and we have something from the SEGA Saturn period making its way to Xbox One, Series X, and Series S this Tuesday in the guise of Culdcept The First Saturn Tribute! This is a self-identified “timeless blend of board and card games” that first launched on the Saturn in 1997… Read More
Assuming they’re agreeable, that is. Everyone’s still discussing Xbox Disc to Digital after its unveiling a few weeks back, and the positive update is that it’s currently accessible in every Xbox Insider tier, signifying that a complete public rollout shouldn’t be too distant. With that considered… Read More
New Zealand positioned at the forefront.It appears we have insight into the launch timings for GTA 6! Multiple sources have been divulging this information today, encompassing entities like IGN and Digital Foundry, as the official PlayStation Store has commenced displaying the times starting this evening. It appears GTAVice was the initial one to notice this… Read More
Come on Capcom. You might have noticed earlier today that Onimusha: Way of the Sword, the outstanding new action title from Capcom, has already achieved sales exceeding one million copies. The publisher revealed the information through social media platforms, but it also released an official announcement regarding the statistics…Read More Read More
Heresy. Last month, Rideshare creator Saber Interactive faced significant backlash after a former staff member exposed the game’s utilization of generative AI. The entire situation escalated into a bizarre public dispute, where Saber’s CEO became excessively defensive of his organization. Read the complete article on pushsquare.com…Read More Read More
A pixelated explosion from earlier times. Sprawl Zero is a Y2K tactical shooter that honors the console classics such as Halo and F.E.A.R, transferring that vintage shooter design to the contemporary era with smooth controls. It’s so devoted to the nostalgia element that it features this de-rezzed visual style…Find Out More Read More