The upcoming Crazy Taxi reboot is a triple-A game, according to Sega
The upcoming reboot of Crazy Taxi will be a triple-A game, according to one of the Sega studios working on it.
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Nintendo shares dip following reports of a 2025 release for Switch 2
Nintendo‘s shares have dropped in Japan following reports that the successor to the Switch will likely be released in the first quarter of 2025.
Nintendo Faces 'A Lot Tougher' Year After Switch 2 Delay, Analyst Says
The Switch 2 delay means Nintendo is in for «a lot tougher» year than investors might have hoped for, an industry analyst said. This outlook was offered as part of a wider overview of the potential effects of the widely reported move, both for Nintendo and consumers alike.
Epic Games Store Replaces Fallout Titles with Different February 22 Free Game
Epic Games Store has quietly scrapped the plans to give away three classic Fallout titles over a seven-day period starting February 22, opting instead to extend that offer to Super Meat Boy Forever. Such last-minute free game lineup changes are highly unusual for Epic Games Store.
Nintendo Switch 2 could now launch in 2025, it’s claimed
Nintendo’s next console could launch later than expected, in early 2025, it’s claimed.
Capcom suggests it could release more $70 games after Dragon’s Dogma 2
Capcom has suggested that it could release more $70 games after Dragon’s Dogma 2, which is the Japanese publisher’s first title to carry the increased price point.
OpenAI unveils powerful, creepy new text-to-video generator that it calls 'a foundation for models that can understand and simulate the real world'
The generative AI company behind ChatGPT and DALL-E has a new toy: Sora, a text-to-video model that can (sometimes) generate pretty convincing 60-second clips from prompts like «a stylish woman walks down a Tokyo street...» and «a movie trailer featuring the adventures of the 30 year old space man wearing a red wool knitted motorcycle helmet...»
After buying many of the biggest publishers on PlayStation and Nintendo, Phil Spencer says Xbox is already one of the biggest publishers on PlayStation and Nintendo
Microsoft, you may have heard, has acquired a few gaming companies in the past few years, the biggest and most recent being Activision Blizzard. Largely thanks to these enormous acts of corporate consolidation, Microsoft Gaming boss Phil Spencer reckons Xbox is now "one of the largest publishers" on competing platforms PlayStation and Nintendo.