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Nacon and Kylotonn Racing Games announced that WRC 9 is scheduled to release on the PS4, Xbox One and on the Epic Games Store starting September 3rd later this year. The game will arrive at a later date, presumably in the fall, for the Nintendo Switch. Nacon also announced that this will be the first WRC game to make its way to the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X. Continue reading “WRC 9 Announced For PS5, Xbox Series X”
Polish development outfit MasterCode and pulbisher Ultimate Games S.A., announced the first major fishing title for next-generation consoles and PC. Ultimate Fishing Simulator 2 is scheduled to launch in the second half of 2020 in Early Access on Steam for PC, while the full version is set to arrive on home consoles in 2021 for PS4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch, along with Sony’s PlayStation 5 and Microsoft’s Xbox Series X. Continue reading “Ultimate Fishing Simulator 2 Announced For PC, PS5, Xbox Series X, Switch”
The action-oriented MMO from Neowiz, Round 8 Studio and Bandai Namco is set to launch exclusively on home consoles for the Xbox One starting March 12th, 2020 next month. The Unreal Engine 4-powered MMO originally had its debut on PC some years ago, but Bless Online was shutdown on PC back in September of 2019. Continue reading “Bless Unleashed Launches March 12th On Xbox One”
Despite 343 Industries losing creative director Tim Longo and lead producer Mary Olson, Halo: Infinite is still coming out for PC, Xbox One, and Project Scarlett. However, everything wasn’t rosy when developing past Halo games, and it looks like the overhaul that is the Slipspace Engine is “reportedly” to make things a bit easier for devs working on the forthcoming Halo game. Continue reading “Halo: Infinite’s Engine Is The Most Cutting Edge Engine On The Planet, Says 343 Industries Architect”
The head of Xbox Game Studios is Matt Booty, and according to a recent interview, the next-gen Xbox will gain a new game every three to four months. This includes the run-up to Project Scarlett and presumably beyond. Continue reading “Project Scarlett Will Gain New First-Party Games Every Four Months, Says Head Of Xbox Game Studios”
It looks like Phil Spencer and crew are trying to focus on things that might draw the attention of gamers to the green brand. However, Spencer says a lot of things, so there’s that. But, in this case, he believes that nobody really wants VR and that’s why Project Scarlett will focus on other aspects to attract gamers. Continue reading “Xbox Head Says Project Scarlett Isn’t VR Focused Because Nobody Is Asking For VR”
The Xbox One first released way back in 2013 and brought with it a myriad of problems. Later on, the console would gain siblings like the Xbox One S, the Xbox SAD (digital only), and the Xbox One X. Other services such as Xbox Game Pass would tag along proving to be profitable for the green team, but in a new interview, Phil Spencer says that Project Scarlett will improve on Xbox One launch issues while being a much powerful competitor. Continue reading “Xbox Boss Says Project Scarlett Will Improve On Xbox One Launch Issues While Being A Powerful Competitor”
A new report has surfaced, highlighting a conversation between a streamer and Diablo IV lead designer Joe Shely. In other words, not only will the upcoming RPG call for you to always be online, but it sounds like microtransactions and expansions are tacked on for maximum profits. Continue reading “Diablo IV Reported To Have Microtransactions And Expansions”
Whether you are a fan of Square Enix or not, it looks like the folks currently over the upcoming Final Fantasy VII Remake are working on a new intellectual property that will one day land on next-gen consoles. Continue reading “Square Enix Announces Next-Gen Action Game Is In The Works”
If you’re not like me and actually care about Ubisoft and their games, Ubisoft is using the delay time that hit Watch Dogs Legion, Rainbow Six Quarantine, and Gods and Monsters to bring said games to next-gen consoles. Continue reading “Watch Dogs Legion And Gods And Monsters Heading To Next-Gen Consoles, Says Ubisoft”
It’s now official that the next Battlefield will come to next-gen consoles (PS5 and Xbox Scarlett) as well as boasting full-on live service mechanics. Another website managed to get their hands on an extended transcript that depicts EA’s CEO, Andrew Wilson, admitting the upcoming title is coming to next-gen consoles with a form of microtransactions. Continue reading “The Next Battlefield Will Release On Next Gen-Consoles, Will Be Driven By Live-Service Mechanics”
Accessories maker eXtremeRate announced that they have some new gear in stock. Specifically they wanted to alert people to the new remap kit and the new custom trigger stops for Xbox One S and Xbox One X controllers. Continue reading “Xbox One X Remap Kit And Trigger Stops Arrive At eXtremeRate”
In a virtue-signaling blog post that has nothing to do with your gaming culture, Microsoft announced that they are aiming to reduce their carbon emissions and start a program to make the Xbox game consoles carbon neutral. Continue reading “Microsoft Virtue Signals With Aim To Make Xbox Consoles Carbon Neutral”