Preservationists are expressing outrage over the recent shutdown of a popular 3DS emulator following a lawsuit by Nintendo targeting the software’s developer. The emulator, known as Citra, allowed users to play 3DS games on their computers, preserving access to games that may otherwise become inaccessible as hardware ages.
Fans of the beloved TimeSplitters game series were given a sudden surprise when five minutes of cancelled footage from an unreleased game in the franchise were shared online.
The new game from Titanfall’s director, a highly-anticipated project by fans, is generating buzz as reports suggest it is set in the same universe as the hit series.
According to sources familiar with the matter, the highly anticipated PC port of Ghost of Tsushima may be released as early as next week.
According to recent data, Suicide Squad’s concurrent Steam player count has started dipping below Gotham Knights’. Suicide Squad, a game released in August, was highly anticipated but has been experiencing a decline in player numbers.
Sony has confirmed that Guerrilla’s Horizon online game, which was previously rumored to be among the projects cancelled by the company, is still in development.
Exciting Gameplay
The game promises to deliver an intense gaming experience, with players taking on the role of survivors in a post-apocalyptic world ruled by machines. From scavenging for resources to battling against deadly foes, Terminator: Survivors offers a thrilling and action-packed gameplay that will keep players on the edge of their seats.
Toys For Bob, the beloved studio behind popular game franchises like Skylanders and Crash Bandicoot, has announced that it will be leaving Activision and going independent. The news was confirmed by the studio’s co-founder, Paul Reiche III, in a recent statement.
Enhancing Gaming Experience
By testing PlayStation VR2 with PCs, Sony aims to enhance the gaming experience for users who prefer playing on computer systems. This move could attract a wider user base to the VR headset, offering more flexibility in how it can be used.
Microsoft and Nintendo have officially announced a distribution agreement that will bring popular Xbox games to the Nintendo Switch platform. This groundbreaking partnership marks a significant step forward in the gaming industry, as players will now have access to iconic titles from both platforms.
