New Xbox Game Pass titles for console, PC and Cloud have been revealed
Microsoft has announced the next batch of titles heading to Xbox Game Pass for console, PC and Xbox Cloud Gaming.
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South Park: Snow Day debuts at third place in this week’s UK physical charts
South Park: Snow Day could only manage to debut at third place in this week’s UK physical game charts.
Sony has revealed April’s PlayStation Plus Essential games
Sony has announced April 2024’s PlayStation Plus Essential games.
The Sims movie is in the works at Margot Robbie’s production company
A feature film adaptation of Electronic Arts’ The Sims franchise is in the works.
EA Game Shutting Down on September 16
EA has added yet another game to its running list of titles being shut down this year, with NHL 20 unfortunately on the chopping block. EA keeps a running list of all its games that will have their online connectivity severed. This way, fans of EA's games have plenty of time to play titles to their fullest before they lose key components of their functionality, but it's always disappointing whenever a game is shut down.
PS Plus and Premium Adding 13 Games in March 2024
Sony has confirmed the PS Plus Extra and Premium games for March 2024, including titles like NBA 2K24 on Extra and Jak and Daxter: The Lost Frontier on Premium. PS Plus Extra and Premium subscribers will be able to claim these games beginning March 19.
God of War Fan Is Playing as Kratos in a UFC Game
One hardcore God of War fan has taken their fandom for the franchise to a different level by creating protagonist Kratos as a custom fighter in EA Sports UFC 3. The man they call the Ghost of Sparta is such a popular and iconic video game character that many fans have tried to add Kratos to as many different games as possible, and perhaps some developers have also taken notice, seemingly enabling customization features to create him.
Former Xbox boss believes ‘serious questions’ are being asked about future of consoles
Former Xbox, Sega and Electronic Arts executive Peter Moore believes that “serious questions” are being asked about the future of console generations.