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Ubisoft Singapore, known for developing the long-awaited pirate game Skull & Bones, is now reportedly diverting resources towards a potential Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag remake, while adapting work practices to enhance team motivation.
Despite a shift from conventional elements, Final Fantasy XVI captivated audiences globally with 3 million copies sold in its first three days, while in Japan, it secured 336,027 physical copies in its debut week, though this figure is notably less than past titles but more than recent successful games like Resident Evil 4 Remake and Elden Ring.
Prepare to immerse in SCORN’s eerie, interconnected labyrinth on PlayStation 5 this year, with enhanced 4K visuals, 60 fps, and DualSense features for an unparalleled experience.
James Gunn’s “Superman Legacy” reboot casts 29-year-old David Corenswet as the new Superman, alongside Rachel Brosnahan as Lois Lane, for a 10-year DC Universe plan, with filming possibly beginning in 2024 and release on July 11, 2025.
Get ready for an exciting adventure as “Astérix and Obelix Baffez-les Tous 2” launches in November, continuing the duo’s quest two years after the first game on various platforms including PC, PS5, Xbox Series, Nintendo Switch, PS4, and Xbox One.
Get ready to add a touch of Barbie’s iconic fuchsia pink to your gaming setup with Microsoft’s exclusive limited-edition Xbox Series S console and controller, up for grabs through a contest on @Xbox Twitter and the Microsoft Rewards program starting July 10th.
Get ready to rev your engines and race into the world of “Barbie” with Forza Horizon 5, as Warner Bros Pictures partners with Xbox for an exciting in-game vehicle integration!
Get ready for more dystopian action as Atomic Heart’s first DLC, ‘Annihilation Instinct’, launches on August 2nd, bringing new weapons, a power to master, a fresh area, novel enemies, and a new “NewGame+” mode.
After nearly four years of development, Payday 3 promises refined gameplay with new features like ‘Search’ mode, hostage negotiation, and enhanced console support, all while honing a decade-long commitment to its dedicated community.
After a decade, Tintin returns to video games with “The Cigars of the Pharaoh,” co-developed by Microids and Pendulo Studios, promising a blend of nostalgia and modernity, emphasizing puzzle-solving and detailed graphics that respect the comic strip’s essence.