The Bellular daily gaming newsletter, bringing you everything you need to know, 5 days a week, Monday to Friday.
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No Man's Sky is counting success in single digits right now in terms of Steam User Reviews, Apple have capitulated to the regulators meaning emulators for all and Xbox are trying to future proof their library - and their audience.
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A shockingly early look from Fantastic Pixel Games bodes well for the communication from that team on their upcoming MMO while a bombshell report on toxicity, mismanagement and harassment bodes poorly for the future of Deck Nine and Square Enix's Life is Strange.
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A consumer movement has begun gathering momentum, and it's pointed squarely at Ubisoft following the closure of The Crew. One youtuber has taken as much as they can from companies shuttering servers, effectively deleting games from existence - and now he's fighting back.
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A new report highlights the divide between the people who talk online about games and actual audiences, Discord breaks the internet (accidentally), the ESRB lose out on face scanning tech and Bloodborne Kart Lives
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Xbox's policies are working as intended and it's a horrible experience for FFXIV players, Hollow Knight has a store page but no age ratings and turns out some folks really are fine with 30FPS gameplay.
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The Games Industry is really bad at April Fools, often either lying, not being funny or teasing players with things they want. We're going to skip that, and give you all the best things we could find from today that actually exist. And that's no Joke.
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The industry is retracting so kiss your new games goodbye, Suicide Squad's chance at life has been seemingly snuffed out by a misstep and the next Witcher game is going to be absolutely bloody massive.
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Stop me if you've heard this before: this Loading Screen is mostly about sales and layoffs! What a turbulent time for the industry, eh? Embracer have let go of Gearbox while Sega slowly move out of Europe, and Nintendo are... out of games? Huh.
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Marvel Rivals shows up to attempt to eat Overwatch's lunch, another AAA studio bites the dust before ever releasing even a teaser, and Bandai Namco show other devs and publishers how it's done.
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Xbox's hardware future looks dire, Phil might have a trump card up his sleeve, TimeSplitters is dead dead and Sony are trying to crowdsource video guides... sort of. Welcome to Loading Screen!
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Capcom's got their first promise of a game-fixing patch coming to Dragon's Dogma 2, Elden Ring's DLC has forced titans of the industry to step out of the way, and Bethesda mention TES VI, which is monumental progress for the behemoth of an IP.
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Capcom has done it again, managing to scupper the launch of an incredibly promising title with their habit of meaningless microtransactions. But elsewhere in the industry Larian have told us what's coming next from them - and it's no more Baldur's Gate.