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I miss translucent tech products as a industrywide trend, and it seems a lot of other people do too. Case in point is the new Sky Cipher Special Edition controller Xbox announced on Wednesday.
August brings a new slate of PlayStation Plus titles to the table, with games to look forward to across the Essential, Extra and Premium tiers of the service. As PlayStation's online subscription option, PlayStation Plus pairs multiplayer services and more with access to select digital games for no additional cost. The Essential titles are available to all subscribers and rotate out on a monthly basis, but once they're added to a user's library, they can be accessed with an active subscription beyond that month.
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With the approach of the DLC, reviews for the title still sit at a middling «Mixed» on Steam — but expanding on one feature could change all that. Throughout the expansive worlds scattered across the Settled Systems, one of the game's core mechanics is fun & intriguing but sadly underutilized.
Shadow of the Erdtree has, overall, gone down about as well as one might expect. It's one of FromSoftware's best expansions yet (snagging an esteemed 95 in our Shadow of the Erdtree review) and has, naturally, also caused a flood of discourse. The "bosses are harder than usual" being one of them and—hey, wait a minute, that's my article. Aw, man.
If it weren’t for the original Borderlands, the looter-shooter genre wouldn’t exist as we know it today. This hybrid RPG FPS from Gearbox not only introduced us to the wild and wacky world of Pandora and Vault Hunters but also the addictive loop of grinding for endless amounts of guns. The sequel was even better, perhaps one of the best video games of all time for some, but the third was a mixed bag. It managed to keep people playing thanks to plenty of DLC and being a great cross-platform game for co-op, but we’ve all been waiting for a fresh adventure on Pandora.
Indie studio The Behemoth has announced a slate of updates and releases for its older games. The 20-some-year old development team will revisit its games Castle Crashers and Battleblock theater in particular. Castle Crashers will get a new DLC and a visual revamp. Battleblock Theater will get a nebulously-named «Quality of Life Update» which I think we can safely assume will include some quality of life updates for the now decade-old game.
Not everything about 's world of Gaia adds up, but as illogical as the setting can be, there's nothing new about its inability to make complete sense. Although there's obviously going to be some creative license taken with any fantasy world, it's entirely possible to create a setting where everything checks out with basic internal logic and coherent rules of reality. is exceptionally believable in some regards, it just makes a few concessions in others in order to achieve some particular goals.