Artist profile hints at a possible Death Stranding 2 release window
An update on an artist’s ArtStation page may have hinted at the release window for Death Stranding 2.Like many artists, senior artist Frank Aliberti –
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Little Big Adventure 1 & 2 get cloud saves, controller support, achievements and more in new update
Adeline Software’s much-loved Little Big Adventure series can now be enjoyed with a welcome selection of modern day niceties – including cloud saves,
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare's disappearing maps are back
Remember those Call of Duty: Modern Warfare maps that were surprise-added (and then removed) earlier this year? Well, they’re back once again, and hop
Farewell, FarmVille
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Cyberpunk 2077's 2.3 update is being revealed this week, and it's probably got something to do with cars
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Ubisoft suffers third round of job losses this year
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Disney Dreamlight Valley ditches free-to-play release plan
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Epic pulling online services for 20+ titles including Unreal Tournament series
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Shadow of Mordor brought hilarity to Middle-earth
I leapt back into Shadow of Mordor this week and was greeted with a terrifying bit of text: 13 hours in and 24 percent complete. Not an ideal point to
Getting physical with Virtual Realms
In a dark room encircled by a 360-degree screen, Patrick Moran methodically leaps through a series of blue spotlights on the floor. The Barbican curat