It’s Time AAA Gaming Budgets Shrink to Avoid a $70 Videogame
AAA gaming budgets are too damn high and if the industry is going to survive they really need to come down.
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Expect a Longer Wait for Microsoft’s Big Xbox Series X Event
We know what the Xbox Series X looks like. But that’s about it. We don’t know a price or really anything about some next-gen exclusives.
Does Anybody Actually Want Valorant on PlayStation 5?
Valorant is Riot Games’ big new competitive shooter. But, does it have a place on consoles like the Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5?
Animal Crossing Summer Update Fails to Fix the Game’s Real Problems
Animal Crossing is getting some new content updates this summer, but that won’t change the utterly broken parts of the game.
Project Lockhart Might Compete With Xbox Series X After All
Lockhart is believed to be a weaker alternative to the Xbox Series X. But the latest news suggests it might be more powerful than initially thought.
PlayStation 5 Will Still Suffer From Underpowered Parts
At least one PlayStation 5 game comes with a catch that will be familiar to those with a PlayStation 4 Pro or Xbox One X.
China’s Tencent Splashes $30 Million in Twitch War after Mixer’s Death
Chinese conglomerate Tencent has been stealthily testing the waters with its own Twitch-inspired streaming platform, dubbed Trovo Live.
Epic Store’s GTA V Freebie Failed to Derail the Steam Juggernaut
Despite 61 million monthly active users and a 13 million concurrent player peak, the Epic Games Store still trails behind top dog Steam.
Xbox ‘All Access’ is Microsoft’s Pandemic Pill for Your Next-Gen Console
Xbox boss says subscription-style All Access program will be critical to the early success of the next-generation Xbox Series X.
The Hate Mob Came for The Last of Us 2 – But Boy, Did Their Scheme Backfire
Despite the sinister side of fandom’s best efforts to poison the public narrative, 4.1 million people played The Last of Us Part 2 at launch.