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Three months after Microsoft announced its closure, Hi-Fi Rush studio Tango Gameworks has found a new home with PUBG publisher Krafton. In an announcement today, the South Korean publisher describes the move as its «first significant investment in the Japanese market».
It was recently revealed that creators put in a trademark filing for what could be the next major DLC after with the title of . While the prospect of learning about the game's most enigmatic characters is compelling, the execution must be top-notch to resonate with me. Although the missions within the game are captivating on their own, stitching together the larger narrative is going to be a heavier lift.
Now rivaling Skyrim's sweeping tour of platforms, Minecraft has been (kinda) ported to another console - that came out in 2001, I might add.
The modding scene can make Bethesda's spacefaring RPG a lot more enjoyable, and it can feel like an especially cool addition on Xbox. Although PC players are used to having mods accessible for plenty of games, it's a much rarer inclusion on console, and Bethesda's dedication to offering console mods for its RPGs has expanded access to the joy of customization. Xbox mod availability is still much more limited than on PC, but it's hard to criticize when it's still head-and-shoulders above just about every other console game on the market.
The video game industry is in a period of contraction. Companies like Bungie are canceling games and laying off developers so they can home in and focus on one or two big titles. Why invest in smaller, riskier projects when making larger games in well-known franchises will yield greater returns? Capcom, on the other hand, is committed to doing both.
All best multiplayer games in the modern age live and die based on their player count. With a battle royale like Apex Legends where you need a lot more players for a match than a traditional multiplayer game, you would assume it is a cross-platform game. Those who played early on may know that this wasn’t true, but what about now? There have been years of updates, but was cross-platform support ever introduced?
If you were hoping Grand Theft Auto 6 would launch day one on Xbox Game Pass, you’re out of luck. Take-Two Interactive execs have been hesitant to launch the company’s games on subscription services on Xbox Game Pass, and that will continue to be the case, according to the CEO’s recent comments.
The retro-styled Five Nights at Freddy's: Into the Pit just launched on Steam this week and it's already one of the highest rated in the series' 10 year history. Frankly, I'm not surprised.