GOG's new preservation program has hit a snag since Blizzard is pulling Warcraft 1 and 2 from sale on the platform. So GOG has just decided to make sure the game is playable forever if you buy It from them now.
There's a gold rush going on in games, as investment in smaller, experienced teams could pay off big time in the AAA game space. But the problem is that boom is often followed by bust, and developers often aren't even getting a chance to get their games out before their funding is pulled.
Steam's legal troubles haven't quite gone their way, with new updates to their anti-monopoly suit. But beyond that, there's a question to be asked. If Steam are so certain they're good for the industry now, what happens if they behave better?
Hardware talk today as Intel hope to push their way into the graphics card space from the budget level up! But with their existing cards reportedly having only 0.2% of the PC market, that might be easier said than done.
The end of the year means fewer games, but there are still a few highly anticipated titles to close us out. Indiana Jones, Path of Exile 2 and Delta Force along with indies like Caves of Qud pack out this month.