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A former Call of Duty veteran has come out in defence of supporting modders, right as publisher Activision made the hugely controversial decision to shut down a major mod hours before its release.
Amid all the recent Sims-like chaos, such as Life by You's cancellation, the hyper-realistic inZOI seems to still be going strong - with a playable glimpse of its character creator coming soon.
GTA San Andreas' VR mode for the Oculus Quest 2 has been put "on hold indefinitely."
Activision has shut down an ambitious and widely anticipated mod for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered on the very same day as its planned release.
September 2024 just got a whole lot cozier, as indie developer Pounce Light has announced a release date for its adorable castle-doodling sim Tiny Glade. The massively popular demo for the game is also back up on Steam in case you didn't get around to trying it before.
Good news, everyone: your Call of Duty installs are going to be a lot smaller following the launch of Black Ops 6. But there's a bit of bad news, too, as you're going to have to suffer some "larger initial updates" before that happens.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered, the 2016 redo of Call of Duty 4, made a surprise climb up the top-sellers chart of Steam earlier this week. Being on sale helped, but the real reason was the looming release of the H2M mod, a massive, free fan-made project that aimed to recreate classic Modern Warfare 2 multiplayer in the newer remaster. But the whole thing has been shot down at the last minute: One day before the mod was set to go live, the developers say Activision's lawyers came knocking.
Bungie has good news and bad news for Destiny 2 players: The good news is that the studio has figured out what caused a «high number» of player names to be randomly changed by its automated moderation tool, but the bad news is that it's going to take a while to fix.