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They Just Fired Their Experts... So Sony Doubles Down On Live Service
It feels like Sony just WANTS bad press these days... Bungie has just been chopped in half, so of course they're recommitting to live service plans at PlayStation!
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It feels like Sony just WANTS bad press these days... Bungie has just been chopped in half, so of course they're recommitting to live service plans at PlayStation!
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THROW OFF YOUR CHAINS, RAIDERS! The tyranny of "keystones", those Mythic+ demons of 'scaling' and 'affixes' and other inhuman concepts, is at long last coming to an end. In other words, Blizz are finally making their game make sense.
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Are PlayStation manipulating all of us into giving up physical games when we all still want them?
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Well, that's that... in less than 2 years, the era of physical games on PlayStation will be over.
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The power of the people is real, and has consequences far beyond internet complaints.
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From January 2028, PlayStation is done with making physical games. The industry is about to change.
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Murderous isekai trucks, remade pirate assassins, gangly-armed weirdoes and a bunch of squid-kids. Just another month in video games!
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"Illegal" Minecraft community servers might not have killed SKG's California dream, but they sure didn't help.
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PlayStation's CEO wants more live service, even as he halves the company's biggest live service developer.
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With the likes of EA Sports FC (formerly FIFA), Madden & The Sims, EA might have some of the most popular games on the market, but they're not happy with how much they're earning from that success. Inspired by the commercialisation of their real-world counterparts... the Ads are coming!
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Despite finding success in other parts of the globe, the Stop Killing Games movement has just been hit with a fairly large setback... the EU are turning to the industry to encourage self-regulation. The initiative isn't giving up just yet!
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An extra $150 for an Xbox Series X is just the latest in a never-ending line of hardware price hikes.