It’s that time again. This past week saw roughly 250 new games listed to the Steam store, and odds are a large portion of them are absolute trash. Actually, I can confirm that most of them look like absolute trash considering that out of those that actually came out, I could only find maybe sixteen … Continue reading “[Not Massive] Another Week Of Interesting Steam Releases”
Today’s video was sent to us by Panache Digital Games and features Patrice Désilets discussing the concepts of the upcoming title Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey with various experts outside of the gaming industry. The first episode, above, features an interview with anthropologist Dr. Niobe Thompson to talk about survival 10 million years ago in Neogene, … Continue reading “[Video] Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey”
It must be a day ending with Y, because PUBG Corp is once again trying to fraudulently claim ownership to something it definitely didn’t create. If PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds has anything to tell us here at MMO Fallout about Brendan Greene, it’s a tale of a man deluded by his own creation. While nobody would argue … Continue reading “[Rant] Another Day, PUBG Tries To Claim Ownership of “Chicken Dinner””
Quality control: On Steam, it is virtually non-existent where Valve has a $100 interest in every game submitted. Between fraudware, malware, rape games, publishers heading over to Epic, and secret bitcoin miners being uploaded to the platform, Valve has had quite the PR nightmare on its hands. That being said, it’s been a while since … Continue reading “Quality Control: Valve Approves Obvious Attack on Titan Ripoff”
Have you ever looked at The Elder Scrolls and thought to yourself; “Self, I want to play more Elder Scrolls, but this quality of work is just too high. Why can’t Bethesda deliver a shoddy, low quality version on my phone that isn’t really fun to play and is chock full of predatory microtransactions?” If … Continue reading “Mobility: Elder Scrolls Blades, the Disappointment I’d Never Hoped For”
This week Andy Mcnamara from Game Informer sat down for a softball interview with Sony Interactive Entertainment Worldwide Studios chairman Shawn Layden. The two discuss a few topics regarding the Playstation and games, but at the end of the interview Mcnamara brings up the topic of cross-play. Layden’s response? All publishers have to do is … Continue reading “Sony Still Lying About Commitment To Cross-Play, Says Dev”
Netmarble Corp announced today that the Fantastic Four have arrived in Marvel Future Fight, bringing with them Dr. Doom and his champion Victorious. In addition to the new characters, Crystal and She-Hulk will receive Fantastic Four uniforms with Moon Girl receiving a Monsters Unleashed battle armor uniform. “Everyone at Marvel is so excited to see … Continue reading “The Fantastic Four Arrive In Marvel Future Fight”
I’ve been spending most of my PS4 time over the past couple of months playing H1Z1 and now Realm Royale, and I have to say I find the Battle Royale genre far more enjoyable on the consoles than on PC. Maybe it’s because of the rampant cheating on PC, maybe it’s because I’m 30 and … Continue reading “Beta Perspective: Realm Royale On Playstation 4”
This may come as a shock, but one aspect of games that gamers don’t take too kindly to these days is the idea of developers purposely stopping them from playing. Such is the case with Closers, epic anime RPG published by En Masse Entertainment. Turns out players weren’t too happy about the fatigue system preventing … Continue reading “Closers: En Mass Entertainment To Remove Fatigue”
Rest in peace, Belgium gaming. That’s hyperbole. This week Belgium declared that lootboxes in the fashion of Counter Strike: GO and Overwatch constitute illegal gambling, threatening their associated developers with monetary fines and jail sentences if they don’t comply. This week and the following weeks will no doubt consist of executives meeting with lawyers in … Continue reading “Column: Stripped Down For Belgium, A Post-Lootbox Ruling”
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