The good, the bad and the ugly of the last week – 20 September 2013
Welcome one and all, to the weekly wrap! Actual meaningful words, after the click! *Not a guarantee. Last Updated: September 20, 2013
Molyneux not impressed with GTA V sales
Habitual liar Peter Molyenux says that GTA V's sales aren;t particularly impressive.
Sony hopes to recoup PS4 losses at launch
Sony plans on actually making money with the launch of the PlayStation 4
Has GTA V gone too far with the torture scene?
You are forced to creatively torture people in GTA V, is that a step too far?
FFD: What’s the next big thing?
The biggest game to be released this decade, GTA V is out. What?'s the next big thing?
Dota 2 is getting LAN play
DOTA 2 is getting support for local LAN play, along with some other changes in the First Blood update.
Pokémon X and Y is sticking to the status quo
After a decade and a half, the core gameplay of Pokemon is very much the same. And don’t expect that to change anytime soon.
The PS4 once had 4Gb of RAM
Increasing the PS4's RAM from 4gb to 8Gb was a business decision, says sony's Shuhei Yoshida.
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