In March, ARK: Survival Evolved developer Studio wildcard revealed that its dinosaur hunting survival game would be making its way to mobiles. Then, it seemed almost ludicrous that a full-fat game like that would work on phones (or the Nintendo Switch), but we’ve since seen both PUBG and Fortnite make the jump to mobile with roaring success.
While physical storage mediums aren’t going to disappear anytime soon, there’s no denying the fact that consoles are headed towards a future where digital distribution is going to dominate sales.
The last couple of weeks have seen plenty of leaks pointing towards a fifth chapter in the series finally arriving and if you were looking for more fuel for the fire, well here you go: Discovered by @MysticDance over on Twitter, was a website that happens to be locked to Capcom’s servers. A website by the name of…Devilmaycry5.com.
Buckle up destruction porn fans, because not even Terry Crews can get Crackdown 3 out on time.
Digital storefront owner and infrequent game developer Valve recently came under fire for something many deemed prudish; removing many games and adult visual novels that featured sex, anime tiddies, or sex with anime tiddies. It was especially frowned upon because Valve keeps letting games with wanton, gratuitous violence onto its store, because murder is more natural than carnal pleasure. Now, they've decided to let Steam be the wild west.
Dark Souls is an amazing and important game, but the remaster does little to spice things up, providing little reason to really go back to Lordran. Blighttown runs at 60fps though, so that might be reason enough for some.
Unsurprising to anyone but Konami, players are clamouring to get a new taste of Castlevanie-esque goodness with BloodstainedL Curse of the Moon. And many are heading to Switch to give it a go.
Blizzard is making some major changes to Overwatch which allow players to not reward teammates/opposition for playing the game well, but also make it easier to team up with like-minded other players. Plus new privacy changes and a reworked map!
A spooky European village. Properly scary castle mania. Vampires. Werewolves! The only thing more frightening, is a glimpse at your empty bank account when it comes to deciding whether or not you can grab Resident Evil Village this month. Capcom's successor to its long-running survival-horror franchise is finally out, and if you've read our review then you know the game is a winner on multiple levels.
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