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Genshin Impact's new user-generated content system, Miliastra Wonderland, launches on October 22nd, offering players new stages and customization options, alongside updates to the Archon Quest, introduction of a new character Nefer, and additional content like The Damselette and a free Collei event, with more updates expected.
Google's Pixel 10 series faces issues with Genshin Impact due to GPU support problems related to the PowerVR GPU in the new Tensor chip, making the game largely unplayable for some users, though Google claims support has not been removed and is working with the game's developer to address performance issues.
The Pixel 10 series can barely run Genshin Impact due to the removal of GPU support for PowerVR GPUs in the latest game update, making the game largely unplayable on these devices, which now face performance issues and display problems.
Genshin Impact will end support for PlayStation 4 due to hardware and platform size limitations, with the PS4 version being removed from the PlayStation Store on September 10th, 2023, and service ending on April 8th, 2026. Players are encouraged to switch to PS5 or other platforms, with no impact on game progress.
Genshin Impact's PS4 version will be removed from the PlayStation Store on September 10, 2025, with full service ending on April 8, 2026, due to hardware and platform limitations, while the PS5 version remains unaffected.
The official website for Infinity Nikki, a new open-world dress-up RPG, was temporarily hacked to display an offensive message and a reference to Genshin Impact. The hack coincided with the game's launch on multiple platforms, including PlayStation 5 and PC. Despite the incident, the game has received positive feedback from players and critics. The hack included a QR code, which poses security risks, and users are advised not to access it. The game is noted for its deep exploration and beautiful in-game outfits.
Infinity Nikki, a new free-to-play gacha game, was hacked shortly after its launch, displaying a disturbing message urging players to commit suicide and promoting a Genshin Impact private server. The hack affected the game's website for about 30 minutes before being resolved by developer InFold Games. The Genshin Impact server owners denied involvement, and other InFold game sites were also impacted. Despite the incident, Infinity Nikki remains available on multiple platforms.
Infinity Nikki, a free-to-play game, requires purchasing an early access package for £7.99 to pre-load on PS5, despite being free otherwise. This tactic mirrors previous strategies by other games like Zenless Zone Zero. Infinity Nikki, launching on December 5th across multiple platforms, has been well-received, with potential to rival Genshin Impact. The game features contributions from Nintendo veteran Kentaro Tominaga.
Xbox Game Pass has expanded its library with the addition of three new games: Stalker 2: Heart of Chornobyl, Little Kitty, Big City, and PlateUp. Stalker 2 offers a challenging survival FPS experience in a radioactive zone, while Little Kitty, Big City provides a charming adventure as a lost cat in an open-world city. PlateUp is a co-op cooking game where players build and manage a restaurant. Additionally, Genshin Impact is now available for free, with special rewards for Game Pass Ultimate subscribers.
Voice actors from Genshin Impact are joining fans in criticizing the character designs for the upcoming Natlan region, accusing the game of cultural appropriation and whitewashing. They are urging publisher HoYoverse to make changes to better represent the cultures that inspire the characters.
Genshin Impact's voice actors have criticized developer MiHoYo for the "whitewashing" of new character designs in the upcoming Natlan region, which is inspired by African, Latin American, and Australasian cultures. They argue that the designs do not accurately represent the diversity of these cultures and call for better research and respect for cultural elements. MiHoYo has not yet responded to the criticism.
Genshin Impact faces significant backlash for whitewashing characters in its upcoming Natlan update, which is inspired by Latin American and African cultures. Fans and voice actors are calling for Hoyoverse to depict characters with darker skin tones, leading to petitions and social media campaigns.
Over a dozen Genshin Impact voice actors have criticized developer HoYoverse for the lack of diverse skin tones in the newly revealed Natlan region, which draws inspiration from African and Latin American cultures. They argue that the characters should better reflect the people of these regions and call for more accurate cultural representation. The criticism has sparked significant discussion among fans and the gaming community.
Genshin Impact faces backlash from fans and its own voice actors over the lack of cultural representation in the new Natlan region's character designs. Critics argue that the characters do not reflect the diverse cultures they are inspired by, including African, Latin American, and Aboriginal Australian cultures. Prominent voice actors have voiced their concerns on social media, urging developer HoYoverse to address the issue. The hashtag 'BoycottHYV' is gaining traction as fans demand better representation. HoYoverse has yet to respond.
HoYoverse has announced that their new gacha game, Zenless Zone Zero, will officially release on July 4, 2024, across all platforms. The game, set in a futuristic world affected by a disaster known as "Hollows," aims to replicate the success of Genshin Impact. Players can pre-register for launch rewards, including free pulls.