The Drop: New PlayStation Games for 10/11/2016

The Drop: New PlayStation Games for 10/11/2016

The next chapter in gaming history begins this week. PlayStation VR launches October 13 alongside a colossal list of new games. Get ready. PlayStation VR empowers players to step into new worlds like never before. Compete around the globe in the sport of the future. Pilot an advanced starfighter through the depths of space. Race…

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The company that made a Dark Souls tabletop RPG is doing the same for Elden Ring Nightreign, and honestly, that’s harder to imagine

Elden Ring Nightreign was a major shakeup to the formula FromSoftware cultivated over several Dark Souls games, Bloodborne, Sekiro, and Elden Ring—while each of those games is a departure from the last, Nightreign’s multiplayer focus and battle royale-inspired format make it a different beast altogether. But even though it was less of an RPG than…

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Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League’s forgettable enemies, empty missions, and incongruous gun obsession prove why superheroes and live service do not mix

This time last year, we got our first proper in-depth look at Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, and I was pretty concerned. Now that I’ve gotten to play the final release for myself, my fears have unfortunately been confirmed. It’s a game that proves now what I said then: superheroes and live service is…

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Google loses protracted antitrust fight and will have to pay record-breaking €4.1 billion fine equivalent to less than 3% of Alphabet’s annual profit

Google has lost another protracted antitrust fight in the EU. Back in 2018, the European Commission fined the company billions of euros over agreements that forced phone manufacturers to pre-load only Google products like Search, Chrome, and the Play app ​store on their Android devices, to the exclusion of rival products from competitors. Google has…

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