Atari is one of the worlds most recognized video game publishers, producers, and supporters of the gaming industry. They widely saw that home consoles grew when they released their first string of home consoles under their Atari trademark name including the Atari 400 and Atari 800, respectively. It wasn’t until 1993 that we formally saw the company take a leave of absence from the industry as a hardware developer when the Jaguar home console didn’t do as well as expected.
Fans of the long-run franchise became ecstatic the moment that Capcom confirmed the existence of Monster Hunter: World during Sony’s E3 briefing. Today, there’s even more reason for fans to be excited as the company has officially given some details about the games upcoming release in 2018 for Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC. The upcoming items announced include a collector’s edition, release date, and bonus DLC incentives.
There’s no doubt that since the reboot of the Tomb Raider franchise, fans have been clamoring about for a rebooted movie series, and in recent months those requests have been answered as Warner Bros. have finally released a few glimpses of what her character will look like.
During today’s PlayStation press briefing at Tokyo Game Show, Square Enix has announced their exciting new survival action shooter ‘Left Alive’, which is set to launch exclusively for PlayStation 4 and PC via Steam in 2018.
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The last year or so has been pretty spectacular for shooter games. We’ve seen DOOM become a smash-hit with its reboot, we’ve seen it get announced for the Nintendo Switch, and franchises such as Duke Nukem have seen a reemerge within recent years. Indie games such as Strafe and Dusk have certainly proven the interest in fast-paced shoot them up title. Joining them is the upcoming indie game MOTHERGUNSHIP by Terrible Posture Games in partnership with Grip Digital.
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PlayerUnkown’s Battlegrounds has been a game that has broken any milestone that previous games have ever ventured out to do. It broke the most active player count at one time and even holds the peak player record for any non-Valve game. The game’s developer has now announced that it has broken a new record of being the most active game to date with more than 1 million simultaneous players playing the game.