Second DLC for The Outer Worlds Coming Before April
Private Division, the publisher owned by Take-Two, announced that the second story expansion for The Outer Worlds will arrive by the end of March at the latest.
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Adrian Piotrowski
February 9, 2021
Take-Two CEO Says AAA Games Should be Polished Before Release
Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick spoke out on the recent controversy caused by the failed launch of Cyberpunk 2077, among other things, and praised Rockstar Games' workflow.
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Adrian Piotrowski
February 9, 2021
First Reviews: Little Nightmares 2 - Good Platformer, Decent Sequel
Little Nightmares 2, the sequel to the acclaimed platform game by Tarsier Studios, will soon be released. The first pre-release reviews of the game have appeared on the web and they are overwhelmingly positive.
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Karol Laska
February 9, 2021
Take Two Plans to Release 93 Games in Five Years
Take-Two Interactive once again mentions its ambitious publishing schedule. The company intends to launch as many as 93 titles within five years.
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Przemyslaw Dygas
February 9, 2021
Apex Legends Devs Aim at 120 FPS on PS5 and Xbox Series X
The developers of the popular battle royale game Apex Legends have not ruled out that their work will offer 120 fps on next-gen consoles in the near future.
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Adrian Piotrowski
February 9, 2021
Minecraft Dungeons Flames of the Nether DLC Coming in February
The developers of Minecraft: Dungeons announced that on February 24 the game will receive the fourth paid DLC, titled Flames of the Nether. The game will also get a large, free update.
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Bart Swiatek
February 9, 2021
EA Will Decide Anthem's Future This Week
This week, Electronic Arts is expected to make the call about the future of Anthem. The project may be abandoned or the publisher will invest heavily in its overhaul, tripling the size of the team responsible for the so-called Anthem Next.
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Adrian Werner
February 9, 2021
E3 2021 Likely to Take Place Online
Everything indicates that the next edition of E3 will be held as an exclusively online event. The information comes from anonymous developers with whom the organizers shared their plans.
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Bart Swiatek
February 9, 2021
Sony Announces PS5 Launch in China Despite Shortages
Sony has confirmed the launch date of PlayStation 5 in China. It looks like gamers there (and elsewhere) will have to be patient.
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Jacob Blazewicz
February 8, 2021
Genshin Impact City Real-life Model Created Across 1,000 Hours of Work
Liyue city from Genshin Impact was reproduced in a real-life model. The creators spent over 1000 hours on preparing the diorama.
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Michal Ciezadlik
February 8, 2021
New Quests Coming to Disco Elysium in The Final Cut
During a recent conversation with journalists of one of the industry websites, one of the devs from ZA/UM presented the most important novelties that will appear in the extended edition of Disco Elysium - the so-called The Final Cut.
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Bart Swiatek
February 8, 2021
AC: Valhalla Fans Frustrated with Payments and Lack of Free DLC
Fans of the latest installment of Assassin's Creed are not happy with Ubisoft's primary focus on introducing new paid items.
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Adrian Piotrowski
February 6, 2021
Battlefield 6 Will Offer Extensive Destruction System; Multiplayer Partially Free
More Battlefield 6 rumors have surfaced online, and this time we learned that the game will feature an advanced dustruction system, rebuilt squads, seasons and a Battle Pass.
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Paul Musiolik
February 6, 2021
Prince of Persia: Sands of Time Remake Delayed Again
Ubisoft once again delayed the release of Prince of Persia: Sands of Time Remake. This time no new release date was provided.
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Jacob Blazewicz
February 5, 2021
Help Needed in Testing New Game From GreedFall Devs
Spiders has started looking for people willing to test SteelRising, an action RPG set in an alternative version of reality. Everyone interested can apply.
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Agnes Adamus
February 5, 2021
Mass Effect: Legendary Edition Will be Less Sexist Than the Original
According to what the developers of Mass Effect: Legendary Edition say in an interview, the game will feature less derogatory camera angles for women and improved animations for the female Shepard.
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February 5, 2021
Sony Blames Lack of PS5 in Stores on Component Suppliers
Since its release, the availability of the PS5 still leaves much to be desired. According to Sony, the main obstacle to increasing PS5 production is the shortage of semiconductors and other components.
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Adam Lukaszewski
February 5, 2021
PS5 Production Costs Exceed Its Price
One sentence included in Sony's latest financial report indicates that the Japanese company is selling PlayStation 5 consoles at a loss. The production costs of a single unit are higher than its price.
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Bart Swiatek
February 5, 2021
Latest Resident Evil Games Drive Capcom's Sales
We got to know the latest sales results of the greatest hits by the Japanese developer Capcom. Especially noteworthy are the successes of the last few installments of the Resident Evil series.
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Adrian Werner
February 5, 2021
Call of Duty as Role Model for Activision Blizzard's IPs
Activision Blizzard intends to follow the pattern developed by Call of Duty when developing its other IPs. This means emphasis on premium content, mobile titles and free-to-play, among other things.
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Jacob Blazewicz
February 5, 2021