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World of Warcraft game director Ion Hazzikostas says using Warcraft villains established outside the MMO in earlier expansions worked in the short term but left Blizzard with narrative challenges in the long term.
Apple introduces new finishes to its iPhone ‘Pro’ series every year, experimenting with several variations. Naturally, launching a new model in the same color will result in a bland strategy, which is why the company changes things up every 12 months. On this occasion, one Middle Eastern retailer has teased that we should buckle our seatbelts for the iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max possibly arriving in a new coffee finish, and it will be the first time Apple has taken this approach.
Paradox Interactive has shared some statistics to celebrate the fourth anniversarry of Crusader Kings 3, the historical grand strategy game that puts people in the shoes of ruling families across eurasia during the medieval era. It lets you do immersive historical stuff like die of the black plague, fight a stupid war because of your stupid cousin, and get a nice dog or cat to pet.
Concord may have sold as few as 25,000 copies across both platforms, it’s claimed.
September is looking to be an interesting month for video games across major platforms, with releases ranging from to 's DLC. Although September might not be the prime spot of all the biggest titles, tucked in between the summer blockbuster schedule and the uptick of major games gunning for the holiday season, it's a nice time to see plenty of strong projects that might struggle in the most competitive slots. Some of these are remasters, ports, and DLCs, and ports, but some of the most exciting options are new games entirely.
The Exynos 2500 has been a part of the rumor mill for months, but there is one major difference between this chipset and Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 4; the latter has an actual launch date. This revelation leads one rumor to claim that Samsung might be forced to launch the Galaxy S25 family with just one SoC, and in doing so, consumers may have to pay a 30 percent premium for this exclusivity.
If there's one thing The Epic Games Store is good for its free games and next week's option is perfect for die-hard football fans who aren't willing to drop $60 on a new release. In the realm of sports video games, the likes of and are extremely popular but neither boasts the following of, previously known by its more commonly-used title. While the latest entry in that hyper-successful franchise won't be free for a while yet, an even deeper football game should hopefully scratch a similar itch for fans.
In the past few years, we have repeatedly heard how consoles are about to die, but the former Blizzard Entertainment president Mike Ybarra not only thinks that this won't be the case but also that those losing are pushing a narrative that fits them, taking a not-so-well hidden dig at Microsoft.