The video games industry is going through some major shakes, as January saw huge deals being announced. First, the owners of Rockstar and the GTA franchise, Take-Two Interactive, bought out mobile games publisher Zynga for a huge $12.7 billion, which was then the biggest video games deal. The very end of January saw Sony unveil […]
3 data-driven strategies to secure the atomized network
Join today’s leading executives online at the Data Summit on March 9th. Register here. This article was contributed by Martin Roesch, CEO of Netography. In October 1969, the first computer message was successfully sent from a computer at UCLA to another computer at Stanford, heralding the birth of ARPANET. The original intent of ARPANET’s design […]
Sifu’s Early Access Is Broken On PlayStation
Fans who paid extra to play Sifu two days early are finding that they're unable to even download the game. An unknown issue on PlayStation has caused the countdown on the storefront to freeze at zero, meaning the game is being treated as if it is still unavailable. Developer Sloclap is aware of the issue, […]
Halo Infinite Is Haemorrhaging Players On Steam
Halo Infinite has been a massive success ever since the multiplayer was shadow-dropped. Like any multiplayer, it has had its problems, but 343 Industries has been committed and transparent when it comes to fixing them. Then came the campaign – it's new open world formula and grappling hook based traversal cemented it as one of […]
Sifu Review Round-Up
Sifu is almost here and the reviews have started to trickle out. Sitting at 81 on both Metacritic and OpenCritic, Sifu is seeing an overall positive reception from critics. Our reviewer, George Foster, gave Sifu a 4/5, saying "as someone who adores games like Spelunky for forcing the player to digest every bit of information, […]
Fire Emblem Heroes Has Earned Nearly $1 Billion For Nintendo
While mobile gaming represents an enormous part of the overall games industry, and is the fastest-growing segment, traditional console publishers have sometimes been slow to embrace the platform. Nintendo, for example, has been relatively late to mobile games despite the huge commercial opportunities available through mobile apps. But one game in particular might have demonstrated […]
Dying Light 2 Fixes The Original’s Nighttime Problem
One of the biggest changes in Dying Light 2 is the way it handles the day/night cycle. Rather than driving you out of the darkness and into the closest safe house where you can sleep until morning, Dying Light 2 provides you with the means and incentives to stay out at night and continue exploring […]
Sifu Review – A Test Of Resolve
Mastering a martial art takes years – if not a lifetime. Disciples must hone their bodies to the point that they perform every attack, every counter, every movement with pinpoint precision. A skilled warrior must move without thinking. Likewise, mastering Sifu’s combat system takes a high degree of dedication and practice. Like a true martial […]
Ghostwire: Tokyo Takes Up Only 20GB Of Space
Ghostwire: Tokyo is set to launch on March 25. Developer Tango Gameworks recently put out an extended gameplay video which showcased some of the enemies we'll come across and the elemental powers we'll use to fight them. We also got to see how the city Tokyo would look if it was haunted. It turns out […]
Jessica Blevins Planning Resignation As Ninja’s Manager
Jessica Blevins revealed on February 4, 2022 that she plans to resign as Ninja’s manager. Blevins mentioned during an interview that she intends to focus on building up her own brand in the future. “Over the last year, I’ve been growing my brand, similar to what I did with Tyler,” Blevins noted. “I have a […]