As one of the biggest games on the last generation of consoles, Sony and Naughty Dog’s ‘The Last of Us Part II’ wowed fans the world over with intense, violent storytelling, and incredible visuals, and hopes are high that the tv-show adaptation from HBO will go some way as to matching the quality of the game’s world, but now we know for sure what the series is going to be about, and it’s going to retell the first game in the series.
Ubisoft is making ‘Watch Dogs Legion’ free for a weekend on PlayStation, Xbox, and even on Epic store. We’ve got the dates right here for you to get involved.
Back in June 2019 when ‘Ghostwire: Tokyo’ was announced at Bethesda’s E3 conference, hopes were high for the game. Being developed by Tango Gameworks will always be an eyebrow raiser, because that’s the studio that made ‘The Evil Within’, and is founded by legendary survival horror game maker, Shinji Mikami. But the creative director suddenly resigned, and now we know why, and what she’s up to next.
As if it weren’t hard enough to choose which platform to play a new game on, Google Stadia have come right out of left field with a pretty good offer that might tempt people to play ‘Resident Evil Village’ on their cloud based platform. This announcement comes as a part of a plethora of info revealed as Capcom celebrates 25 years of ‘Resident Evil’.
Before ‘Cyberpunk 2077’ came along with one of the roughest launches in recent memory, ‘Fallout 76’ was possibly the king that didn’t want the crown, but Bethesda has laid out a 2021 roadmap that sounds pretty impressive, with loads of content on the way.
Chalk this one up as the “weird news of the month” but Microsoft has quietly changed the name of the 18 year old service from ‘Xbox Live’ to something far less memorable.
