Relic announces layoffs following its split from Sega
A week after being sold by Sega and becoming an independent studio, Relic Entertainment has announced a round of layoffs.
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Cult Classic PS2 Horror Game from 2006 Could Potentially Get a Remaster
Rule of Rose, a cult-classic PlayStation 2 title from 2006, may be getting a remaster. While horror franchises like Fatal Frame and Silent Hill rose in popularity in the 2000s, Sony asked developer Punchline to create a survival horror title for the PlayStation 2. This led to Rule of Rose, which featured gameplay focused on puzzle solving and surviving combat scenarios.
Exclusive Pokémon Cards Revealed For Battle Academy 2024 Box Set
New and exclusive cards for the Battle Academy 2024 Box Set have been revealed, hinting at this year’s contents inside the upcoming product. The Battle Academy is a product set to help players learn and master the mechanics of the and the cards themselves. They usually contain a few 60-card decks, as well as a game board, and several guides and tutorials, for both new and advanced players, who can try and refine their strategies. This year, a new version of the Battle Academy is arriving in Japan and exclusive promo cards have been revealed.
Amazon’s Prime Gaming titles for April include Fallout 76 and Chivalry 2
Amazon is offering another decent batch of games to Prime members at no extra cost for the month of April. Leading the bunch is Fallout 76, a multiplayer take on the post-apocalyptic franchise. There’s also the hack and slash adventure Chivalry 2 and around a dozen more.
Pokemon fan sells childhood card collection for $24 before making a stunning u-turn to save one ultra-rare card worth up to $3,250
A Pokemon fan who sold a rare card for a fraction of its value was able to recoup it after collectors informed him it was potentially worth thousands of dollars.
Want to destroy a perfectly good Razer mouse? The Zerømouse V34 has you covered, for some reason
Occasionally you come across a product that makes you throw your hands up in the air, gaze towards the heavens, and announce «why?» I had just such a moment earlier today, when viewing a mouse kit that wants you to not only buy a perfectly decent Razer Viper V2 Pro to complete it, but to rip the sticky skates off the bottom, disassemble it, and harvest its delicate PCB from within.
Stop Killing Games aims to mount political and legal challenges to games going offline
This week's shutdown of Ubisoft racing game The Crew has prompted the launch of a concerted effort to mount political and legal challenges to the increasingly common occurence of games you've bought becoming unplayable.
CEX launching no fix, no fee tech repair service, including for retro consoles
High street second hand games giant CEX is launching a console repair service, in partnership with established company Tech Centre.