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Final Fantasy 16's long-awaited PC release date is set for September 17, and the director behind the game reckons it's "possible" and "probably even likely" that future entries in the series will launch on PC day 1.
ASML's CEO has reiterated the importance of China's semiconductor production for global markets, despite them being years behind in technology.
It was revealed that Tango Gameworks would be enjoying a happier ending last month, when the news broke that Krafton—publisher of PUBG—would be taking the studio in, saving as many developers as possible from its shock closure.
The $10,000 tournament held by Elden Ring speedrunner Distortion2 has come to an end, and the winner submitted the winning run just hours before the deadline.
There's a Call of Duty climbing the top sellers list on Steam right now, and it's not Black Ops 6. It's Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered, the 2016 re-release of 2007's Call of Duty 4. It's currently number three on the best-selling games list (by revenue) in the US and hanging out in the top 10 worldwide, beating out the likes of Dota 2, The First Descendent, and Baldur's Gate 3.
When I was playing , and I controlled Cal Kestis, making blind leaps and trusting that there would be a wall to run along or some other daring aerial parkour available to him, it highlighted how absurd video game action heroes are, though Cal is one of the few with a good excuse for it. Improbable leaps of faith are nothing new to video games. The games have asked that of me for years. As presentation has achieved cinematic realism, it’s harder for me to ignore when Nathan Drake willingly leaps to his death.
Fans of may have to wait longer for the next mainline installment in the series, likethe sequel to or a prospective, but the series is still getting a major release on October 8 for collectors and enthusiasts to enjoy. As the gaps between newer games in the franchise get longer, Square Enix has instead started to look towards remaking and remastering the classics, either with full reimaginings, like with, or smaller-scale remasters that brush up on visuals and maybe make a few quality-of-life changes.