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I want to say up-front that I am, by no means, defending the choice to slap a bunch of microtransactions onto Dragon's Dogma 2. I'm also not surprised by the current state of the game's Steam reviews—sitting at «Mixed» at the time of writing, in the same way that I'm not surprised when kicking beehives gets your ankles stung.
Qualcomm claims that most games created for x86 Windows «just work» on its new killer Arm chip, the Snapdragon X Elite. There's no porting required.
You're probably aware that the music industry makes a pretty penny or two from music streaming services, though the artists themselves get a fraction of that from each stream. Not so in the case of an unnamed 53-year-old man from Denmark, who's just been convicted of fraud to the tune of two million Kroner (roughly $290k/$230k), by passing off other people's music as his own and accruing millions of streams through Spotify, Apple Music, and other services.
The dire state of the games industry has been impossible to ignore at this year's GDC: Dwarf Fortress' Tarn Adams has been excoriating execs, devs have been literally screaming about it, and now Larian CEO Swen Vincke has taken to the stage and criticised the «greed, which has been fucking this thing up for so long.»
Fortnite is getting a new camera perspective, and I'm cautiously excited to see what that means for the battle royale. It was revealed in a presentation slide during the State of Unreal livestream at GDC 2024. It was here that Epic Games not only outlined a public roadmap for Fortnite but also confirmed that we'll likely get to play in first-person perspective later this year.
While playing Dragon's Dogma 2 I lost around four hours of progress and it's all because of that pesky little «Load from Last Inn Rest» option in the main menu. You see, Dragon's Dogma 2 is pretty hardcore when it comes to saves, consequences, and just generally wanting you to bear the brunt of your decisions.
However much or little help you need with your daily Wordle, you're sure to find all the support you need right here. Take a look at some general tips that'll help every guess you ever make, read a fresh clue written especially for the March 22 (1007) puzzle, or even take a quick peek at today's Wordle answer.
We've had plenty of intriguing news about Path of Exile 2 today, like the combat having been reworked around a new control scheme and the announcement it will be sticking to its «ethical free-to-play» model. However, to pour a little ice water on the fire, here's one bit of not-so-great news: the beta previously announced for June 7 now won't be happening until late in the year.