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More than six months after it was announced, Crytek revealed today that Hunt: Showdown's move to the current version of CryEngine will happen on August 15. The big update will also bring with it a new map and biome, performance improvements, a new UI design, and—in less good news—the official end of support on Xbox One and PlayStation 4 consoles.
Legendary game developer Masahiro Sakurai has revealed that is incredibly balanced regarding how its characters play against one another in battles worldwide. The iconic platform fighter is so balanced that playing any character within the game provides a reasonable chance of winning against any foe players may come across.
When the PS5 and Xbox Series X/S launched, it took some live service games a while to release official next-gen updates, with some games relying on backward compatibility for a while. Crytek’s Hunt: Showdown has held out longer than most, as the game is still technically only playable via backward compatibility on current-gen consoles, but that’s finally going to change this summer.
If you’re thinking about buying the Nintendo Switch, or if you already own the console and you’re on the lookout for discounts on games and accessories, you won’t want to miss the offers from retailers for Memorial Day. The holiday is on its way, but some Nintendo Switch Memorial Day sales have already launched so that you can get your shopping done as soon as today. To help you navigate through all of the early Memorial Day deals, we’ve rounded up our favorite picks for the Nintendo Switch below. If something catches your eye, it’s highly recommended that you proceed with the purchase right away because stocks may sell out at any moment.
Dell, a steady source of laptop deals and desktop computer deals, is also surprisingly offering gamers a $50 discount on the Microsoft Xbox Series X. From the video game console’s original price of $500, it’s down to only $450, but we’re not sure for how long. You won’t always get the chance to buy the machine for cheaper than usual, so hurry up and complete your purchase if you don’t want to miss out on this bargain.
XDefiant developers are working on a big fix on launch day, with multiple players reporting they can’t access the multiplayer servers to play this game.
I'm in love with a horror game I have never — and possibly will never — play for myself, and I'm not the only one. is a 2006 PlayStation 2 survival horror game that sports some of the most eye-wateringly high physical disc prices in the genre, so much so that curious fans are almost entirely locked out of a real playthrough on original hardware. With the success of survival horror remakes like the and series, a resurgence is improbable, but not impossible.
The Mothman Equinox in is a seasonal event that features the devout Cult of the Mothman around the Appalachia region. You will go on a journey to commence a ritual that summons the Wise Mothman. To complete it, you will need to collect, slaughter, and protect objectives, which will give you plenty of rewards in the process. This event can be done every hour as soon as your in-game clock hits XX:00.