Sony is pulling Horizon Zero Dawn from the PlayStation Plus Game Catalogue
Sony is removing Horizon Zero Dawn Complete Edition from the PlayStation Plus Game Catalogue this month.
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Sony is removing Horizon Zero Dawn Complete Edition from the PlayStation Plus Game Catalogue this month.
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No Rest for the Wicked's first early access hotfix has been rolled out, and a second patch is «already in progress».
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World of Warcraft will, in its 20th year of operation, implement an arachnophobia mode. It's been developed for the new War Within expansion, which heavily features the spider-like Nerubian race, but it won't be exclusive to it.
In the autumn of last year, Holly Longdale, the executive producer and vice president of World of Warcraft, made headlines by saying the team talks about putting WoW on console «all the time». It's a question the company has been asked repeatedly over the game's near 20-year lifetime, and it's an answer we've heard before, but it gained new momentum in light of Microsoft's recently completed acquisition of Activision Blizzard. When better to bring the game to Xbox than now?