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Here’s a very, very detailed look at Black Ops 6’s zombies mode
Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 is bringing back its fan-favorite Zombie mode, but it’s not just a copy-and-paste job from a previous title. In a giant, detailed post on its website Thursday, the developers at Treyarch not only revealed its new map Terminus, but revealed a ton of new quality-of-life updates.
Diablo 4: Season 5 - All New Unique Items & How To Get Them
A fiery new season of is upon us, which means more new and exciting items to collect. Season 5 features the Infernal Hordes event, where players battle the forces of Hell once more, building up to a grand battle with the Fell Council. The season features fifteennew Unique items to add to your builds.
The Callisto Protocol Was Released Too Early, Admits Glen Schofield
The Callisto Protocol was long billed as the spiritual successor to Dead Space by Visceral Games, especially because it was being designed by Dead Space creator Glen Schofield. However, the game eventually flopped when it launched in December 2022. On Wccftech, Kai Tatsumoto gave it a 7.2/10:
Minisforum Venus UM790 Pro review
In the last six years, Shenzen-based Minisforum has become a prolific producer of mini PCs. A glance at the company's webstore reveals a steady succession of tidy and well-specced boxes aimed at home and business users, sporting the best of AMD and Intel's mobile APU armoury.
Warner Bros execs pine for the Hogwarts Legacy glory days as games revenue plummets 41% thanks to Suicide Squad's abysmal performance
Rocksteady has made some excellent games in its time, so I honestly feel a bit bad about the lead-balloon performance of Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League. I probably don't feel as bad about it as Warner Bros does, though: The entertainment megacorp just released its earnings statement for Q2 2024, and the news for its games revenue isn't great.
Sony says the 220 layoffs at Bungie were made in the name of—you guessed it—things like 'portfolio optimization' and enhancing 'the efficiency of the business'
Post-layoff justifications are fast becoming their own brand of technobabble. In case you're out of the loop, Bungie laid off 220 employees late last month due to «rising costs of development», «economic conditions», and all the things you're used to hearing by now.