Days Gone launches on PC on 18 May
The trailer for the port highlights some improvements to the game, including an unlocked frame-rate and even larger hordes of zombies.
F1 2021 hits the track in July with its own narrative-driven story mode
It’s a new year, and in terms of several video game franchises, it is definitely business as unusual. The last time that EA slapped its logo on an F1 video game was all the way back in 2003, and almost two decades later (and a hefty $1.2 billion as well) the next game in the series will bear the Electronic Arts label once again.
Square Enix isn’t up for sale after all
According to a new report by Bloomberg Japan, Square Enix or Sammy Ericks as its known to its mum, might be up for sale. Before you start shoving industrial-grade pins into a voodoo doll of Xboss Phil Spencer in a vain attempt to avoid hearing that Final Fantasy 17 will be an Xbox exclusive, chill for a second.
Ubisoft Digital Showcase confirmed for E3 in June
One has to imagine that the showrunners over at Ubisoft are wondering how to incorporate that damn panda into an online only event…’
Everything announced in last night’s Resident Evil showcase
More Resident Evil Village demos are on the way, Mercenaries mode is making a comeback, and even more was revealed in last night's dedicated showcase to the upcoming game.
Apex Legends hits major milestone: 100 million players!
Also, I think their little celebration trailer is teasing the new Legend because there was something weird at the end there…
Redragon Ratri Mechanical Keyboard Review–The typing of the red
Redragon nails two out of three essential features with its budget Ratri mechanical keyboard: It looks great and it has a brilliantly attractive form factor, but it’s not yet at a level where it can give premium peripheral manufacturers sleepless nights. A competent device for its price-range, the Ratri is maybe best considered for those people who don’t want to make too heavy a financial investment on a new keyboard just yet.
Returnal’s nightmarish monsters have custom tentacle technology
Stuck on alien planet. Dying constantly. Being revived to repeat the nightmare all over again…things could be worse, right? Right! Because not only is Housemarque’s game a riff on time loops, it also happens to be Groundhog Day smashed together with Event Horizon judging by the interstellar mental nastiness on display. Which of course calls for that classic sci-fi trope: Tentacles. Lots and lots of tentacles.
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