• Sony's Making Desperate Moves Because Of Xbox

    The 2020 console wars have begun now that both PS5 and Xbox X have been released, and it seems that Sony's CEO is fighting to pull ahead by hinting at some possible new Playstation feature. Sony Interactive Entertainment boss Jim Ryan was asked how the company plans to respond to Xbox's Game Pass.

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  • CrossFire Fans Just Got Bad News

    Yet another video game has fallen victim to delays as a result of COVID-19. Smilegate and Remedy Entertainment's first-person-shooter CrossfireX, the next installment in the CrossFire series, is now slated to release some time in 2021. The official CrossfireX Twitter page just released a statement.

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  • What You Didn't Know About The Game Boy Color's Black Cartridges

    The original Nintendo Game Boy line of handheld consoles were iconic pieces of gaming hardware from the late '80s into the early 2000s. While most Game Boy owners know that clear cartridges only work on Game Boy Color and the grey cartridges work on both, the black cartridges hold a special secret.

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  • Famous GoldenEye Prop To Be Destroyed

    The National Science Foundation (NSF) has confirmed that the 1,000-foot telescope at Arecibo Observatory, as seen in 1995's GoldenEye film, as well as the classic video game based on it, is to be demolished. The dish made many discoveries in 57 years and starred in additional science fiction movies.

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  • Why Fans Should Be Worried About The Monster Hunter Movie

    Thanks to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the Monster Hunter premiere was pushed back to Dec. 30, 2020. Now, IGN has confirmed that the movie has a new release date, this time Dec. 25. At first, this seems like a boon worthy of any hunter. Not when facing two potentially bigger movies in a turf war.

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  • Major PS5 Bug Finally Fixed

    Sony has finally provided a solution for a download queue bug on the PlayStation 5, which caused games and apps to be stuck in a "Queued for Download" or error state. Players first discovered bugs last week upon the PS5's initial launch. At the time, the only solution was to factory reset the PS5.

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  • The Canceled Jurassic Park Game We Never Got To Play

    Jurassic Park: Survival was a video game that was originally planned to be released in November of 2001. This would have been released on the Nintendo GameCube, PlayStation 2, Xbox, and PC. The game was to be developed by Savage Entertainment. Unfortunately, development ceased and it was canceled.

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  • Electronic Arts May Have Three New Games On The Way

    Electronic Arts, which recently released Star Wars: Squadrons, FIFA 21, NHL 21, and the remastered Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit, filed some trademarks in Europe in early November. These new trademarks have everyone speculating about what the gaming company has planned going forward.

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  • Things Still Aren't Looking Good For GameStop

    These are dark days for GameStop, the video game retailer that was once a dominant force in the market. In an era where cloud gaming and digital releases are becoming the new normal, it's even harder for GameStop to remain relevant.

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  • PS5 DualSense And Switch Joy-Cons Share A Surprising Connection

    The PlayStation 5's DualSense controller is one of the system's biggest selling points, offering a genuine next-gen feel in the palm of your hands. However, not all of its features are groundbreaking. If you've already played a Nintendo Switch, the PS5's haptic feedback features might seem familiar.

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  • Amazon May Have Leaked A Possible Red Dead Redemption Remaster

    Although Rockstar Games fans have been playing Red Dead Redemption 2 and Red Dead Online, Red Dead Redemption has been the focus of multiple rumors regarding a potential remake or remaster. This comes in the form of an Amazon listing found and reported in the official Red Dead Redemption subreddit.

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  • Epic Has Found A Way To Bring Fortnite Back To iOS

    As the legal fight between Epic Games and Apple drags on and enters new battlegrounds, Fortnite remains conspicuously absent from the App Store. Through an innovative partnership with NVIDIA's GeForce Now cloud gaming service, however, Fortnite will be making a return to iOS devices.

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  • The Real Reason This WoW Dev Left Blizzard After 13 Years

    World of Warcraft developer and Blizzard employee Chris Kaleiki announced that he has quit after a long career with the company. On Nov. 18, Kaleiki uploaded a video on YouTube where he explained what led to his decision. The game developer opened by stating that he had no ill will toward Blizzard.

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  • Tim Sweeney's Comments Set Twitter On Fire

    Epic Games founder Tim Sweeney, who has been in the spotlight plenty recently due to his company's legal fight against Apple, has ignited more controversy with comments he made this week, likening his legal struggle with Apple over App Store commissions to the fight for civil rights.

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  • GTA Fans Are Furious Over Rockstar's Latest Move

    The Grand Theft Auto series is known for its expansive maps, and it looks like GTA Online's massive world is about to get even bigger. Rockstar just offered fans a preview of an upcoming map expansion through its official Twitter account.

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  • The Untold Truth Of Hades

    Every once in a while, a small indie release will seemingly come out of nowhere to dominate the video game zeitgeist for a bit. For most of 2020, many believed that both Fall Guys and Among Us had helped the year meet its quota. Then Hades came out. Here's the scoop on Supergiant's latest release.

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