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Share of the Week: Architecture

Last week, we asked you to take in your surroundings and share your favorite in-game architecture using #PS4share and #PSBlog. From crumbling ancient ruins to neon-filled futurescapes, here are this week’s highlights: Assassin’s Creed Origins is filled with beautiful Ancient Egyptian temples like this one shared by @ilikedetectives. Connor follows a lead in the downtown…

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Japan: Nintendo has applied for Pokemon HeartGold and Pokemon SoulSilver trademarks

In Japan, Nintendo has recently filed for trademarks for two games that Pokemon fans will be interested to know about: SoulSilver and HeartGold. Although the trademarks were published today (23rd of September), Nintendo filed for these specific trademarks towards the beginning of the month – 7th September to be exact. According to reputable website, JapaneseNintendo.com,…

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The dominoes are falling: motherboard sales down 50% as PC enthusiasts are put off by stinking memory prices

I’m not sure I love that we’ve started flippantly calling it ‘the memory apocalypse,’ but given just how much hardware this peaking pricing could affect, it does feel fitting. Motherboard sales are apparently just the latest victim, with some retailers apparently seeing a devastating year-on-year decline. According to Hong Kong hardware site, HKEPC, a number…

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Valve accidentally steps on the make-up deal it offered to the indie game whose 2024 release was ruined by a Steam bug: ‘I really get the feeling that Planet Centauri is cursed’

You may recall the sad case of Planet Centauri, an indie 2D sandbox game that spent more than a decade in development, amassed well over 130,000 wishlists, and then struggled to gain traction when the 1.0 release happened earlier this year because a bug in Steam prevented the it’s out announcement email from being sent…

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League of Legends MMO shows signs of life as Riot adds a former World of Warcraft lead producer to its roster

You’d be forgiven for forgetting about the League of Legends MMO in development at Riot Games. More than five years after it was first revealed, it still remains the stuff of imagination: It’s been three years since Greg Street, the then-VP who announced the project, left Riot, and two years since Riot “reset” development, and…

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