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The Division 2 team recently uploaded a new update to X in which they discuss their plans for Seasons 2.0 and the addition of Seasonal Characters. This comes after the broad feedback they received from the gaming community.
While we love a great single-player game, we’re always always down for a great multiplayer experience — and there’s no shortage of ways to get those these days. Many of the most popular multiplayer games are free-to-play, which drastically lowers the barrier of entry for new players. Some are still paid, though, and you might not know whether the monetary investment into a game is worth it in the edge case that your friend group doesn’t like it. Thankfully, many of these full-price multiplayer games are available for no additional cost through PlayStation Plus Extra.
After many years of fans being extremely vocal in their desire for the history-hopping series to visit Feudal Japan, is finally set to deliver this later this year. While the announcement of — then called — was initially well-received, the game has been the subject of plenty of backlash and controversy since its first story trailer. A petition, which has now reached over 80,000 signatures as of the time of writing, has accused Ubisoft of having a «lack of respect for Japanese history and culture» and has demanded that the game be canceled or at least delayed until the studio has shown ""
Just like the films, video games are almost always highly anticipated, and luckily, there are already some games lined up to look forward to in 2024 and beyond. George Lucas' creation has blossomed over decades into one of the largest media franchises in existence, with classic games like and standing as important contributions. Following Disney's acquisition of the IP, Electronic Arts was the sole publisher allowed to release officially licensed games. That is no longer the case, and other companies have joined the roster of upcoming titles.
The Beyond Good and Evil 20th Anniversary Edition is here and, if you've not heard, I'm not a fan. But amidst the stuttering and incongruously uprezzed textures, Ubisoft also saw fit to add in a questline referencing Beyond Good and Evil 2 (via Eurogamer), the original game's stuck-in-stasis prequel that currently holds the record for the game with the longest time in development.
Ubisoft has released several new XDefiant Season 1 videos alongside the patch notes for the update.
A new petition to cancel the upcoming has reached 50,000 signatures. After many years of fans being extremely vocal in their desire for the history-hopping series to visit Feudal Japan, the announcement of — then called — was initially well-received. However, as more leaks emerged surrounding the title's story and protagonists — which were then confirmed in its first story trailer — there has been a fair amount of controversy, largely regarding the appearance of the African samurai Yasuke.
Ubisoft has been taking strides to tweak how it creates open-world games, and that appears to be continuing with Star Wars Outlaws. In an IGN interview published Tuesday, Massive Entertainment developers detailed how a lot of the upcoming game’s features were made, and that includes how it handles open-world exploration