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Quantic Dream’s Detroit: Become Human has not only achieved a remarkable milestone of 10 million global sales but also saw a surge with an additional million copies sold in the past year, largely due to its PC release and growing fandom in China following NetEase’s acquisition.
SEGA and The Creative Assembly’s confirmation of Alien Isolation 2, alongside the original’s 10th anniversary, signals a resurgence in fan interest, possibly fueled by the recent Alien film, as the team readies to unveil more details amidst production’s early stages.
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Following a tumultuous period marked by poor sales and stock decline, Ubisoft is reportedly entertaining a buyout proposal from Tencent, potentially transforming into a private entity again, as disclosed by Bloomberg, causing a significant surge in its share price.
Get ready to embark on an epic journey as Dragon Ball Sparking Zero prepares for its October 11 release, with early access on the 8th, and a thrilling new trailer unveiling Story mode and opening scenes now available in English dub.
Despite initial fan skepticism, Bloober Team’s Silent Hill 2 remake for PS5 and PC delivers a faithful, atmospheric experience with detailed graphics, immersive sound, and refined gameplay, offering both nostalgia and new exploration areas for modern horror enthusiasts.
Get ready to revisit Until Dawn in a whole new light with its upcoming remastered version, set for launch on October 4th, featuring stunning updates like revamped models, dynamic camera angles, and enhanced visuals for PS5 and PC.
Despite facing internal turmoil and external criticism, leading to a delay until February 14, 2025, Assassin’s Creed Shadows continues to generate significant anticipation.
Facing disappointing first-month sales of just a million copies, Ubisoft is reevaluating its strategy for Assassin’s Creed Shadows’ launch and focusing on Star Wars Outlaws with a roadmap including free content, bug fixes, and gameplay changes like adjusting controversial missions, while uncertainty looms over player support and potential removal from libraries.
Hell is Us,” an upcoming action title revealed at Tokyo Game Show, invites players to explore a post-apocalyptic Hadea country as Rémi, a soldier seeking his origins, with gameplay inspired by Death Stranding’s mystique, Dark Souls’ combat, and The Last of Us’ setting, all while avoiding traditional hand-holding mechanics.