There is a common discussion on the internet that, like the growing glut of streaming services that aim to one-up Netflix or Amazon with exclusive content, that the number of dedicated game launchers is TOO DAMN HIGH. With a line in the sand being drawn between Steam and the Epic as they compete with one another for exclusive deals in …
Welcome to E3 2019! Over here you’ll see Sony’s latest offerings and uh…Wait, they’re not here this year. Okay, moving on you can see what Microsoft has in store and oh wait they moved their operations to the Nokia theater across the road from us. Okay, not a train smash, but at least we’ve got EA to fill up the …
Time has not been kind to Fallout 76 in the hundred days since it launched. Still, there are some people out there who can overlook the many many faults of Bethesda’s live service apocalypse tour, and more power to them if they find some joy in that wasteland. A wasteland that’s about to receive an infusion of content.
Fallout 76 is not a very good game, but there are bits of the game that are endearing, rewarding and even addictive, especially if you like hoarding digital guff. There are people who genuinely love the game, and continue to pour hundreds of hours into combing the wasteland. One of them's been banned just for having lots of ammo.
Bethesda just can’t catch a break with Fallout 76. As it struggles to win players over to its middlingly-multiplayer online Fallout game, the latest patch has re-introduced a number of bugs to post-apocalyptic West Virgina – along with a few new ones.
If you thought that Fallout 76 was not offering you enough of a challenge in its multiplayer, then I have news for you. Bethesda Studios has unveiled a new game mode for the more serious of vault dwellers, called Survival. In a blog post uploaded yesterday, Bethesda announced that the new game mode, now entering the beta stages of development, …
Because of it’s sorta-but-not-really MMO-esque nature, there have since been rumours that that Fallout 76 will be going free to play, following in the footsteps of other premium online games that aren’t doing especially well
It would seem that no floor is in sight for Fallout 76 to end its fall from grace. While Bethesda Studios have made numerous attempts to make nice with its fanbase, players of its new RPG have gone rogue. While Besthesda has had to deal with players replicating high-powered items and going on the rampage, a process known as duping, …
Cash once ruled Colorado commerce. From Denver’s neighborhood diners to mountain-town gift shops, physical …
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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