Batman: Arkham Knight developer Rocksteady is said to be returning to the series after the failure of its Suicide Squad game.
Can the tension of "family friendly nice guys" and "we sue everyone and sent a disabled person to jail" really continue existing in perpetuity?
Ubisoft walked back its remote work policy following troubled employee negotiations.
The studio says the deal will help support its self-publishing endeavours.
The ranks of the team behind Deadlock has been reinforced, with the addition of one of the co-creators of co-op shooter Risk of Rain 2.
This is some pretty exciting news! The Arch Linux team have announced a new direct collaboration with Valve (Steam).
Konami and Bloober Team will soon release their Silent Hill 2 remake for PlayStation 5 and Steam, but a PC almost didn’t happen at all.
Dome Keeper is a real gem with a simple yet highly satisfying gameplay loop, and it seems it's done well for Bippinbits. Even though they're working on the incredible looking PVKK, they're not done with Dome Keeper just yet.
Valve are continuing to build up Deadlock, their fancy new third-person MOBA, with the introduction of a new anti-cheat system that's quite hilarious.
Since last year’s acquisition by Microsoft, the company has cut more than 1,000 jobs.
Nvidia shows massive year-over-year growth.
A new law has been passed in California which prohibits the use of words like "buy" and "purchase" on digital storefronts like Steam.
Kratos and son's second lap around the realms isn't as special as the first, but absolutely worth the trip.
The most popular RTX technology, by far, is DLSS.
The Tanuki Festival is just a month away, and the shrine is in disrepair. Follow Pon, a well meaning, if a bit lazy Tanuki with a part-time job at the Post Office, as he works to restore the shrine before summer ends. Deliver packages, make friends, and get the shrine ready for the big festival!
After years of running exclusively with Epic, Ubisoft has had enough.
The "Valve good guy" points are noto just with customers, they also don't mess with publishers, otherwise you wouldn't see this much AAA publishers get in business with Valve so easily.
Epic gives literally money for free to publishers, but due to lack of "good guy points" (after all they bribe publishers: publishers are happy to get bribe money, but once you fail their demand... they shit all over you: see Randy Pitchfork's latest comments on Epic) publishers are quick to forget them (despite much more convenient cut share).
TL;DR: if Valve annoy publishers, publishers take away the "Valve good guy" point.
Sony exclusive marketing black hole,
Epic exclusive marketing black hole...
SQ: "uhm... I wonder why Final Fantasy IP isn't memorable anymore".
Maybe a reality check around the fixed PlayStation platform being third place below to PC (Steam, not Epic) and Mobile?
There are other publisher that stick with Sony this much? 'Cus Capcom isn't, and their IP aren't just great... people actually pressure for more forgotten IP from them! (Dino Crisis, MegaMan etc.)
While this is understandable, it really shows how Proton is still a Damocle's sword over Linux (and SteamOS) future in general.
God of War isn't "Linux compatible" but "Linux-Windows compatible": this is a problem because the Windows part is still under the strict rule of Microsoft, which mean Microsoft is in position to shut down any kind of access ( UWP is partial work on that direction ) and phase out the classic Windows support on which Proton/Wine works on.
I see this game mentioned repeatedly over the meme-brink, but it's that relevant in the PC scope? Because I am beginning to think only people who had already played on PS4 care about it: it looks like the "I use Arch, btw" meme (a random guy repeated that make clear they use a product/thing... which nobody ask them about).
Bloodborne sold ~7million copies in the span of ~7 years ( ref ), for comparison a game like Sekiro (while not forgotten, you don't see random people jumping out and say "I played/want Sekiro btw") sold 10 million in ~4 years ( ref )
Japanese developers may have a still lag towards the new generation of Japanese gamers (which are almost strictly on Mobile with PC gaming arising).
I wonder what's his stance towards fan made Doujinshi; yeah, I mean "those" Doujinshi.
Can’t or won’t?
"money"
I think this is more to have a look at a generational shift; Adults and elders may be still more familiar with movie stars, movie streaming services, Saturday cartoons, or things like those "Disney adults" I eared speak recently about, new generations just don't seems to feel it anymore: all those paradigm may go into the background such as a play and opera.
...if you're fine with mandatory AI copilot taking resources for spying on you.
People tend to forget that DLSS use physical, hardware taking, space on the material board. This mean that if you don't use DLSS, a portion of the GPU you paid for is unused.
Whenever you use, or not use, FSR... you can always reach the theoretical 100% of your GPU.
It depended on who use that word: your average CEO ala Elon Musk or TikTok's short... totally pointless crap to catch people interest.
Nvidia, Intel, AMD? That's a bit of different story, isn't?
...added to the title.
'fraid you got no option but take whatever spank Sony had planned for you, then.
Nobody who isn’t a niche PC gamer wants to build a PC
Yeah, Nvidia will certainly shutdown in the coming weeks, sorry to see them go under. But I guess their business is too niche for all the R&D spending clearly beyond the Sony.
(Put this /s here, just in case)
Sorry for the confusion, I mean as the value around 2nd hand owner market: which, contrary to console, is always an option for parts for next generation gaming. I know Japan is not that much in 2nd market and buy pre-owned thing: I wonder if PC gaming would encourage them into this option, since it's so much widely known thing in the PC gaming industry.
a gaming computer with the same power will run you $3-4k
Are you sure? A RX 6600 XT is about 200€.
4000 buck would about twenty RX 6600 XT: with that amount of GPU you play... Blender's render in realtime.
...also, this is something you're not supposed to do. You can "change the license" to your own work, but the work done so far (by contributors) was GPL... so, a bit messy, I guess.
IMHO: Valve is phasing off the very initial gen. of Steam Deck to focus OLED/HDR (which would benefit Linux gaming ecosystem), as SteamDeck is certainly a standard defining device for Linux gaming ecosystem.
just remove the "unb" from Funbucks and you got the original plan for Ubisoft to their customers.
There are console comparable to RX 6600 that costs 200$/€?
That's not how the enforce security works. You're either capable to secure the device without removing basic functionality, or don't.
Xbox has a browser, as any iphone/ipad out of there. If the only way for Sony to keep security is cripple functionality; it doesn't mark their device as valuable at all
(additionally, with proper web browser support you can play web videogames without have to pay Sony: would you say this also apply to Sony's choice to remove web browser?)
Remember when everyone though the PS3 was insane at 599 US dollars?
The day Microsoft did smile, as finally they could see an actual chance for their xbox thing.
