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"No Rest For The Wicked: A Game-Changer in the Gaming Industry"
Moon Studios' upcoming ARPG, No Rest For The Wicked, will be playable on the Steam Deck and other handhelds at launch, with expected performance of 30-40fps on the Deck. The game's PC specs suggest a forgiving minimum requirement but a demanding recommended spec for 1080p 60fps, although the studio assures that the game performs better than suggested. The developers are transparent about performance and have handhelds in mind, making the game suitable for couch gaming. The launch trailer promises no microtransactions, always-online, or anti-cheat.
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"Discord Cracks Down on Nintendo Switch Emulator Developers and Servers"
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Kotaku
Discord has reportedly taken action against Nintendo Switch emulator developers and servers, shutting down accounts and servers connected to the emulators Suyu and Sudachi. The developers received vague messages about violating IP rights, with Discord citing compliance with DMCA requests and a court-ordered injunction. Emulator developers claim they were working to comply with legal requirements and question the deletion of their servers. This move reflects Nintendo's continued efforts to combat emulation, as seen in recent actions against Yuzu and ongoing challenges with unauthorized game downloads.
"Fallout 4 Next-Gen Update Brings 60 FPS and New Content to PS5, Xbox, and PC"
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Game Informer
Fallout 4's new-gen update, arriving on April 25 for PS5 and Xbox Series X/S, brings 60 FPS, increased resolutions, stability improvements, and more. PC players will also receive a free update with widescreen support, quest updates, and bug fixes. Additionally, Bethesda Game Studios is releasing free Creation Club items, including the Enclave Remnants quest and various workshop items.
"Star Wars Outlaws: Internet Installation Required"
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Kotaku
Ubisoft's upcoming game Star Wars Outlaws will require an internet connection to install, even for those who purchase physical copies. While offline play will be supported after installation, concerns have been raised about the long-term playability of physical copies, especially as servers shut down and companies go out of business. This move highlights the ongoing challenge of preserving video games for future generations.
"Red Dead Redemption 2 Successfully Played on Mobile Device"
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Kotaku
YouTuber Serg Pavlov has managed to run Red Dead Redemption II on a Red Magic Pro 9 Android phone using a Windows PC emulator, although the performance is far from ideal. While some games like GTA IV run impressively well, others won't even start. This showcases the increasing power of mobile devices, but also highlights the current limitations in running high-end games smoothly on phones.
"Stop Killing Games: The Battle to Preserve Online Gaming"
Originally Published 1 year ago — by TechSpot
YouTuber Ross Scott launches "Stop Killing Games" campaign to pressure publishers to stop making titles unplayable after shutting down servers, highlighting the legal gray area and lack of clear laws regarding the issue. The campaign aims to convince authorities to examine the legality of this practice and hold AAA publishers accountable, petitioning multiple governments including France's DGCCRF, with plans for the UK, Canada, and Australia. The campaign addresses the frustration of gamers and the legal disclaimers, hoping to bring an end to this practice.
"NVIDIA Acquires Xbox Brand from Microsoft, Unveils Next-Gen Dual GPU, AI-Powered Xbox to Rival PlayStation 6"
Originally Published 1 year ago — by TweakTown
NVIDIA has acquired the Xbox brand from Microsoft, signaling a seismic shift in the gaming industry. The next-gen Xbox is set to feature dual GPUs and advanced AI capabilities, posing a direct challenge to Sony's upcoming PlayStation 6. With promises of unprecedented gaming experiences and cutting-edge technology, NVIDIA aims to dominate the console market, setting the stage for an epic showdown with Sony. The new Xbox is expected to launch in 2025, two years ahead of the PlayStation 6, and could redefine console gaming as we know it.
"Pokémon Go Community in Crisis: Players Rally Against Cheating Threat"
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Dexerto
Pokemon Go players are frustrated with the ongoing issue of cheaters, particularly spoofers, who manipulate GPS tracking to steal in-game rewards, dominate Gyms and Raids, and negatively impact local communities. Despite Niantic's policies and reporting measures, players feel that the problem persists without effective intervention, leading to calls for change and concerns about the game's future.
"Jim Ryan Confident: PS5 Set to Become Sony's Best-Selling Console"
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Video Games Chronicle
Jim Ryan, the outgoing CEO of Sony Interactive Entertainment, expressed confidence that the PlayStation 5 is on track to become the company's most successful console across various metrics. Despite a record-breaking quarter in terms of revenue and 54.7 million PS5 sales, Sony has lowered its sales forecast for the year due to falling behind its hardware target. Ryan also mentioned the abundance of games published for the PS5, but the decision to release major titles on both PS4 and PS5 has drawn criticism. He is set to retire from Sony on April 1st after nearly thirty years with the company.
"PlayStation CEO Jim Ryan Departs Amid PS5's Record-Breaking Success"
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Push Square
Jim Ryan, CEO of Sony Interactive Entertainment, is leaving the company after a 30-year tenure, expressing pride in the success of the PlayStation 5 and the strong leadership team he's leaving behind. He believes the PS5 is on track to become the most successful console ever, citing the quality and quantity of games from PS Studios as a key factor. Hiroki Totoki will temporarily take over as CEO until a permanent replacement is found.
"Unleashing the Power: The Potential Impact of PlayStation 5 Pro on Gaming"
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Wccftech
Some developers feel that the PlayStation 5 Pro is unnecessary as they are still optimizing games for the base model, and believe the current generation has yet to fully start. Rumored to offer improved rendering and ray tracing performance, the PlayStation 5 Pro is expected to support PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution and potentially release before the end of the year.