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Call Of Duty Just Monetized Dying
Activision's grasping hand of greed has now extended as far as giving you purchase opportunities when you die in Call of Duty.
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Activision's grasping hand of greed has now extended as far as giving you purchase opportunities when you die in Call of Duty.
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With stellar reviews and over 8 million copies sold, Capcom's latest is another blindingly bright spot for the publisher. Yet over on Steam? Barely half the million-strong players reviewed it positively, what's happened?
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Two weeks before launch, the developer of Reignbreaker announced they were being shut down by their owner.
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Activision just revealed new Crash Bandicoot, Guitar Hero, and Call of Duty games via AI-generated adverts! Except they didn't really, because it's not just the artwork that's fake.
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Riot isn't happy. Too many of their players are playing their Free To Play MOBA, for free. Their solution? Make the experience far less rewarding for those players, regardless of how long they've supported the studio's work!
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Capcom's biggest ever success came at a price for PC players, and that might not have been an accident.
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A major breakthrough in game preservation might have come about because Sega hasn't ported one of the most maligned Sonic games to PC. Thanks Sega.
Opinion
This month, we've got massive AAA's like Assassin's Creed alongside new genre competitors like inZOI and highly anticipated games like Split Fiction. Let's dig in.
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To celebrate their 30th anniversary, Warner Bros has shuttered Monolith Productions, the studio behind the likes of F.E.A.R, & the Shadow of... Middle Earth titles - along with WB San Diego & Multiversus' Player First. Who is to blame for these closures, & what does this mean for WB Games' future?
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The future of Command and Conquer is in your hands, with an uncharacteristically chill EA handing the franchise source code over to modders.
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New reports suggest that EA are demanding voice actors sign away AI protections, but they're not going down without a fight.
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After weeks of outcry, Riot are giving League of Legends players what they want, and it starts with the return of free rewards.