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No Man's Sky Developer Interested in Nintendo Switch Port
Developer Hello Games might be gearing up for its biggest content update to date for No Man's Sky in the form of No Man's Sky Beyond, but that doesn't mean it can't also be looking to what's coming next. The expansive sci-fi, procedurally generated video game is available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC, but that leaves one of the major console manufacturers -- Nintendo -- out. Could there be ...read more
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Mechs Are Going to Stay In Fortnite’s Competitive Play
Despite some controversy, the new mechs in Fortnite are going to stay in competitive play even though fans think they are too overpowered. Brutes, the new giant mechs that have come to Fortnite, have been a bit of a controversial addition to season 10. Others seem to not mind them while a majority of other players seem to not enjoy them very much. Well, in an official blog post from Epic, the ...read more
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Epic Games Facing Lawsuit Over Hacked Fortnite Accounts
Epic Games is currently facing a lawsuit over hacked Fortnite accounts and Epic’s alleged failure to acknowledge a vulnerability which supposedly put players’ accounts at risk. The class-action lawsuit has been filed by Franklin D. Azar & Associates and says that Fortnite users affected by this vulnerability have “suffered an ascertainable loss” in the form of fraudulent charges made on ...read more
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Fortnite Nerfs Mechs, but Players Still Want Them Gone
Fortnite players have vocalized their dissatisfaction with the B.R.U.T.E. mechs since the towering machines were added at the start of Season X. According to many of the complaints, these mechs have been too powerful in all stages of Fortnite, so Epic Games has responded by nerfing the spawn rates of the vehicles. This decision hasn’t left people much more satisfied than before though with ...read more
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Epic Games promises loot box transparency going forward
Epic joins Microsoft, Sony, Nintendo and more in promising to make loot boxes less unpredictable. Last week, the three platform holders extended a commitment to transparency in loot boxes. As per the announcement, each will require developers looking to launch on their hardware to publically disclose the “rarity or probability” of obtaining random items in loot boxes. That promise was ...read more
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Trine 4 and Trine: Ultimate Collection release date set for October 8
Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince, announced last October, has a new trailer and a release date. Modus Games and Frozenbyte announced today Trine: Ultimate Collection, which includes all four Trine titles along with bonus goodies, will release alongside Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince October 8. Both Trine 4 and the Ultimate Collection are available for pre-order now. Trine 4 pre-orders will ...read more
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Nintendo to Reportedly Release More Switch Models
With the Nintendo Switch Lite on the horizon, Nintendo reportedly plans on extending the console's lifecycle with more revisions. With Nintendo releasing the Nintendo Switch Lite this September, it’s no surprise they want to keep the Switch train going. According to a report by The Wall Street Journal, Nintendo plans “to make the platform’s lifecycle long.” While the Switch Lite ...read more
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Walmart Facing Boycott for Removing Video Game Displays but Not Guns
Walmart is the latest company which is trending on social media as users call for a boycott of the retailer. The call to boycott Walmart from some people comes as a result of the company’s actions following the mass shootings in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio. Displays advertising products that involved violence, namely video games, were taken down in stores, an action which was met with ...read more
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Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo to Disclose Loot Box Odds - ESA
According to a statement released by the ESA this morning, the Big Three will soon be requiring games disclose loot box rarities to consumers. Well folks, I truly didn’t expect this when I woke up this morning. In a completely unprecedented move, this morning the Entertainment Software Association (ESA) announced that Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo, the Big Three which are all a part of the ...read more
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Rocket League Is Removing Randomized Crates
Rocket League on PS4, Xbox One, PC, and Nintendo Switch is removing randomized crates, developer Psyonix has announced. The news was shared over on the game's official website with a brief post that didn't divulge too many details, but did shed some light on why Psyonix is leaving behind the lucrative system that was controversial among players, but never earned any widespread criticism.
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