Gigantic, a hero-class based shooter turned MOBA by developer Motiga Games is shutting down this July. The studio announced that the latest update, which was released back in January, will serve as the games final content update. This news comes shortly after Motiga suffered major layoffs when their parent company Perfect World Entertainment closed major chunks of their gaming division, even closing Torchlight developer Runic Games.
In recent days, it’s almost hard to imagine buying an Nvidia or AMD GPU due to the unexpected inflation in hardware cost due to the now ever-so-popular cryptocurrency mining craze that has taken the world by storm. It’s gotten to the point that even Forbe’s P.C. hardware enthusiast Jason Evangelho has begun covering on how to avoid the ever-rising cost of NVIDIA and AMD GPU’s clear down to the point of simply buying a pre-constructed PC from their manufacturers for under $800 USD.
There’d been a lot of speculation regarding what games we’d be getting for our PlayStation Plus games next week. While the rumors of Dark Souls II: Scholar of the First Sin and Far Cry 4 certainly had our hopes up, in many ways, the rumor did come off as too good to be true. Unfortunately, as of today, we can confirm that was the case.
Since last week, players around the world have been talking a lot about Monster Hunter: World, a title that has sent fans both new and old into a craze of sorts. Many have been incapable of playing the game whenever possible, but for some, they’ve yet to have a chance to adventure into the wonderful world that sits just outside the gates of Astera.
Somewhere, somehow, Paragon quickly became one of the most beloved MOBA’s by many a fan. The third-person action MOBA gained a lot of attention when it first appeared during the PlayStation Experience 2015 even in L.A. Developed at Epic Games, the MOBA seemed to be making a fast-track for the big leagues rather quickly.
Today, Bandai Namco has officially released their first character reveal trailer for Soulcalibur VI that gives us a glimpse at both new and returning characters. As some of them are returning, we are rather happy to see that many of them have been given new cosmetic touches and aged appearances to help follow through the time that has passed within the franchise itself.
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In the past few months, Sony has been hard at work giving us some of the best PlayStation Plus offers there have been to date. Last month we saw a pretty healthy serving of our free-to-play titles as long as we keep our membership free. Among these smash-hit titles. In January we got a healthy serving of Batman: The Telltale Series, Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, StarBlood Arena, Sacred 3, and Uncanny Valley, The Book of Unwritten Tales.
As PUBG continually breaks every record possible in gaming, there’s no doubt that there’s still a lot of work left to be done as the game’s post-release development continues. But what changes are about to be made to the 100 people on a single island duking it out in a no-holds-barred fight? They’re about to get put into time out.
For those that purchased South Park: The Fractured But Whole before its launch, they were given a chance to play its predecessor before everyone else. While the game has been available to many for quite some time, Ubisoft has now announced that South Park: The Stick of Truth will be getting a stand-alone release for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.