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Back in 2021, Meta announced that Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas was coming to its Quest 2 VR platform. «Get a new perspective on Los Santos, San Fierro, and Las Venturas as you experience (again or for the first time) one of gaming’s most iconic open worlds,» Meta said at the time. «This is a project many years in the making, and we can’t wait to show you more of it.»
Just shy of two months after he finally confirmed the reason for his long-ago lifetime ban from Twitch—exchanging «inappropriate» text messages with a minor, if you hadn't already heard—Guy Beahm, better known to gamers as Dr Disrespect, is teasing a comeback.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered, the 2016 redo of Call of Duty 4, made a surprise climb up the top-sellers chart of Steam earlier this week. Being on sale helped, but the real reason was the looming release of the H2M mod, a massive, free fan-made project that aimed to recreate classic Modern Warfare 2 multiplayer in the newer remaster. But the whole thing has been shot down at the last minute: One day before the mod was set to go live, the developers say Activision's lawyers came knocking.
Bungie has good news and bad news for Destiny 2 players: The good news is that the studio has figured out what caused a «high number» of player names to be randomly changed by its automated moderation tool, but the bad news is that it's going to take a while to fix.
In the ongoing, never-ending effort to make user reviews useful, rather than merely a conduit for rage and silliness, Valve has added a new feature to Steam that it hopes will make reviews more helpful for people who actually want to know more about the games they're thinking about buying.
Balancing games is a tricky business—just ask Helldivers 2 developer Arrowhead about that. Generally speaking, games need to put up enough of a challenge to keep players engaged without unduly punishing them when they get out of line, a mystical zone of difficulty sometimes casually referred to as «fun.» In a new video on the topic, Josh Sawyer discusses his approach to Fallout: New Vegas, saying he wanted to ensure the game was a bit more of a challenge for players than Fallout 3 or Skyrim—but that he couldn't just crank up the numbers to make it happen.
It's always fun to brainstorm what the next game in the Two Point Series might be. Movie Studio? City Zoo? Port Authority Terminal? Yeah, it's none of those. Following on from the success of Hospital and Campus, Sega and Two Point Studios have unveiled Two Point Museum, which will enable players to curate and showcase historical exhibits to the delight of semi-feral school kids.
Fallout: New Vegas holds kind of a weird spot in the Fallout canon. It's widely regarded as the best of the Bethesda-era Fallouts (although personally, I preferred Fallout 3) and it's also viewed by many as sort of a red-headed stepchild: No matter how many times Todd Howard insistently denies it, there's a lingering sense among some fans that Bethesda—which did not actually make New Vegas—would like to bury it.