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Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is a project in which many companies came together to create something special. As we've known for a while, the idea came from Bethesda Game Studios and Elder Scrolls/Fallout/Starfield franchise director Todd Howard, who then selected MachineGames to develop the game. Of course, since the franchise belongs to Lucasfilm, they had to be involved, too.
Goichi Suda, also known by his pseudonym Suda51, is the creator of games such as No More Heroes and Lollipop Chainsaw. He is considered a bit of an icon in the games industry and recently spoke about his opinion of Metacritic and how it is affecting the industry.
FidelityFX Super Resolution, AMD's answer to Nvidia's DLSS, has been around for a little over three years now and it's been a real boon to all kinds of GPUs, including Nvidia's GeForce models. The latest version, FSR 3.1, offers a shader-based upscaler and frame generation system but the tech world hyped on AI, AMD has decided it can't ignore it any longer and has announced that the next iteration will be AI-based, for frame generation at least.
In an interview with ASCII Japan, translated into English by Automaton Media, Pocketpair CEO Takuro Mizobe was asked about the future of open world creature-collector Palworld, and whether it would make sense to transition to a live-service model.
An interview with Pocketpair's CEO Takuro Mizobe recently hinted that the studio's smash hit survival game Palworld could soon go free-to-play in order to "extend its lifespan." The company has now clarified that the interview was conducted months ago and no such plans are in place anymore.
Former BioWare general manager Arryn Flynn has praised the way Baldur's Gate 3 handled its early access rollout, explaining that that's partly why he would never return to the Dragon Age and Mass Effect studio.
Palworld was the first and (so far) biggest surprise hit of 2024. Launched in early access on PC and Xbox on January 19, the game developed by Pocketpair went on to break several sales records; in just a month, Palworld had sold 15 million copies on Steam alone and also had around 10 million players on Xbox (though the game is included with the Game Pass subscription there).
Final Fantasy 7 Remake and Rebirth producer Yoshinori Kitase says the upcoming third entry in the trilogy will stay true to the story told in the 1997 JRPG classic, but given how much time has passed, there will also be plenty of new stuff as well.