Astro Bot reportedly sold more physical copies in the UK in two days than Concord did worldwide
Astro Bot sold more physical copies in two days in the UK than Concord sold worldwide, it’s claimed.
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As Astro Bot threatens world domination, PlayStation CEO says the series is "very, very important" as Sony aims to focus on "the family market"
PlayStation is very pleased with Astro Bot and says to expect more family friendly games.
Concord's massive flop hasn't phased Sony, which reportedly feels "very positive" about its next live service from an Assassin's Creed veteran
As its new hero shooter Concord prepares to go offline, PlayStation is reportedly feeling bullish about one of its next multiplayer endeavors.
Live reaction: Summer Game Fest
Summer Game Fest’s 2024 event concluded on Friday with a plethora of announcements and exclusive looks at upcoming games.
PlayStation 5 Pro Has No Reason to Happen, as Base Model’s Power Is Not Fully Utilized yet, Developers Say
The PlayStation 5 Pro has no reason for happening, as some developers feel they still have to make the most of the base model.
More Xbox Games Are Reportedly Going Multi-Platform
Many more Xbox games are planned to go multi-platform, according to a new report that emerged from the Game Developers Conference (GDC) 2024. Microsoft's ongoing multi-platform push is understood to be coinciding with some third-party publishers losing faith in the Xbox ecosystem.
Xbox Reportedly “Flatlining” in Europe, Publishers Question Support, More PS5 Ports Coming
While Microsoft has tried to put a happy face on things, the future of Xbox – at least Xbox as a distinct brand with its own hardware and exclusives – has never been more in question. Last month Microsoft tried to calm worries with an Xbox Business Update, in which they revealed several older, smaller-scale games were going multiplatform, but that others, like Starfield, aren’t for now. Furthermore, they vowed to continue working on new hardware which will, apparently, deliver the “largest technical leap ever” (how they plan to deliver on that boast, I don’t know).
Helldivers 2 Has Reportedly Sold ‘Way More’ Than 5 Million Units
The success of Helldivers 2 continues unabated. Even yesterday, the third-person cooperative sci-fi shooter game nearly reached its historical peak of 450K concurrent online users on Steam. The user reception on Valve's store has meaningfully improved compared to launch, too, leaping from the original 67% 'Mixed' review rating to the current 81% 'Very Positive' review rating.
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