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is currently days away from an update that will grant people a new island to explore, new Pals to catch, and more. However, a worrying post from the dev team has speculation growing that microtransactions could soon arrive in the title, starting a dangerous trend that would further separate it from its rival.
The upcoming Final Fantasy XIV 7.0 patch will bring plenty of visual improvements to the MMORPG, as well as 120 FPS support on consoles and NVIDIA DLSS support on PC, among other things.
Ragnar Tørnquist may not be among the most well-known game designers nowadays, but his contributions to the adventure genre cannot be overstated, as his works with games such as The Longest Journey helped the genre move forward when the point-and-click formula started dying out. After founding Red Thread Games in 2012 and releasing multiple entries in the Dreamfall Chapters, the Norwegian game designer is about to release, together with his development team Dustborn, an adventure game that tries to do things differently to present a better, rounded-up and more compelling experience.
Korean game developer Shift Up held an IPO press conference today, revealing that its latest game, Stellar Blade, has sold over a million units since its late April launch. That's not very surprising, considering that the game topped the US sales charts that month.
PlayStation players hoping to appreciate the popularity of 2024's breakout survival hit are in luck because it seems that developer Pocket Pair has just confirmed that a port will arrive soon. Ever since the title landed with a bang on PC and Xbox, Sony fans have been waiting for some kind of update regarding the game eventually breaking free of Microsoft's ecosystem. That exciting event could finally be on the cards as the creative team behind the game is teasing its community with cryptic messages that all but confirm such plans.
Sony may be working to bring proper PlayStation 3 backward compatibility to PlayStation 5, although only for select titles, according to rumors circulating online.
The technical differences between PlayStation and Xbox consoles are so negligible nowadays that one standard home console would benefit games more than the current platform war between Sony and Microsoft, according to a former PlayStation head.
It's been one year since Final Fantasy XVI launched on PlayStation 5. The most recent mainline installment in Square Enix's beloved franchise received positive reviews upon launch but didn't sell as much as the publisher wanted. That's one of the reasons that pushed Square Enix to switch to a full-on multiplatform strategy, as revealed last month with the new business plan.