SEGA Europe is going green as it abandons all plastic boxes for future PC games
With Football Manager proving to be an eco-friendly and edible success story last year, the house of Sonic the Hedgehog is looking to clean up its act even further.
This year’s Football Manager isn’t just eco-friendly, it’s actually edible
Football Manager’s 2019 edition is going green on the retail pitch, with a physical release that’ll ship the game in many a material that’ll make mother nature smile in case you decide to ditch the box or enjoy it with a nice chianti and some fava beans.
Far Cry New Dawn’s lush apocalypse has some solid scientific research woven into it
For their slice of a world where mankind has fallen to ruin, Ubisoft wanted to do something different, moving away from the radiation-scorched environments of every other game set in a wasteland and settling for something more colourful instead. Not just a departure from the genre norm, there’s some actual science in Far Cry New Dawn’s setting, that makes for a believable atmosphere.
Ghost of Tsushima wants to balance its violence with a world of quiet beauty
It's the idea of giving players an open-world game that is worth exploring that is at the forefront of Sucker Punch’s efforts in Ghost of Tsushima, as the studio wants to balance the more action-heavy sequences of their latest project with a chance to soak in some digital beauty.
There’s a world of wonder waiting in Final Fantasy XV
I can show you the woooooorld of Final Fantasy XV, shining, shimmering, spleeeeeeeendid!
Faith’s got some new moves that “add to the freedom” of Mirror’s Edge Catalyst
Newer! Prettier! More “you gotta have Faith” puns! It’s not just an expanded game and world for Mirror’s Edge Catalyst, as the core dynamics of the title are getting a massive upgrade with Runner Vision.
Ubisoft Dropping Printed Game Manual Booklets To Save The Environment?
Free love, peace and saving the environment was a great excuse to smoke way too much electric spinach back in the 70’s, but as you all know, the whole environment this is back and bigger than ever, minus the copious amounts of stoned naked woman running around. Game manuals have always been there. Open your new game, look at the …
Greenpeace takes a stab at Nintendo
According to Greenpeace, Nintendo’s response to Greenpeace concerning their efforts to conserve the precious resources of our planet has been “inadequate”. Greenpeace states “We’re in continuous dialogue with all the companies we speak to, apart from Nintendo,” in and interview with EDGE. “The company has an incredibly poor standard of communication regarding this issue.” “What really struck me was Nintendo’s …
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