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People weren’t actively challenging those rumors, but here comes an official statement from the publisher themselves, confirming it.

It’s no longer possible to buy Goldings, our in-game currency. You can still utilize any Goldings you have on hand, but there won’t be any refunds given. Our customer support team is also now offline. Despite these changes, the 2-Army Great War and Weekend Campaign events will continue until the end of service.

The PlayStation 5 undeniably boasts impressive hardware, but the true standout for me is its controller. I’m smitten with the haptics it offers and the innovative way the touchpad functions. The game ‘Ghost of Yōtei’ has been specifically designed to make full use of the PlayStation 5’s capabilities, delivering rapid load times, and allowing players to fully exploit the potential of the DualSense controller.

It’s hoped that these bug fixes will make the game more pleasurable for players, but some fans feel EA and Codemasters haven’t gone far enough with the updates. The AI opponents’ car handling in wet conditions has been a major complaint since the release of the patch notes. Despite this ongoing issue, it appears that the developers haven’t addressed it with this latest update. Let’s hope they tackle this problem soon to keep players satisfied. For detailed information on the changes made, you can find the full patch notes from the game’s official website below: [Link provided]

According to YouTuber Doctre81’s findings, Takeshi Maruyama, a professional 3D character modeler, has a LinkedIn profile suggesting he’s working on a sequel to one of Nintendo’s rare strategy role-playing games (SRPG) for the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2. For those unaware, SRPG stands for strategy role-playing game. Notably, Nintendo doesn’t produce many such games. Among the possibilities, it appears that the project could be part of its prestigious Fire Emblem series, a well-known strategy RPG franchise from Nintendo.

In an alternate reality, instead of crashing in the Midwest of Kansas, Kal-El’s spacecraft was deliberately directed towards England. He was discovered and nurtured by the Clark family, with him being christened Colin Clark. What makes this narrative unusual isn’t that Superman became British, although it is intriguing and amusing to envision given Superman’s strong association with American culture, but rather that this tale clearly satirizes British stereotypes. Particularly, it criticizes the British inclination to conform to societal norms, as Colin was raised to never employ his powers for fear of disturbing the neighbors. He went on to work for the Daily Smear as a tabloid journalist and later created an ostentatiously British Superman costume modeled after the Union Jack flag following the rescue of The Rutles, a Beatles parody band. This comic book reads like a script from Monty Python, and that’s because it essentially is, having been penned by John Cleese and Kim Howard Johnson – both well-known for their contributions to classic British dry humor. This work is pure old-fashioned teasing, and is sure to elicit laughter from those who read it with an open mind. The exaggeration of stereotypes is extreme, but it’s all in good fun, making it quite unusual to see Superman clad in a British flag costume. This book earns its place on the list for that reason alone.

In a financial statement from the French publishing company, they assert that Ubisoft’s golden principle, when developing full-priced games, is to ensure players can fully experience the game without needing to spend additional money.

Let’s be clear, some significant titles are dropping this week: Abiotic Factor will be available on PS Plus Extra, Wheel World appears to be a must-see, and Wuchang: Fallen Feathers is undoubtedly a major launch.

On the topic of the petition, Guillemot stated when asked for his opinion (through Game File). ‘Our business functions within the market,’ he said. ‘Whenever we launch a game, we offer extensive support for it. Furthermore, we ensure that various services are available to keep the game accessible and playable around the clock.’

Tarno admitted that perhaps the marketing for “Rematch” could have been stronger. He pointed out that the initial trailer for “Rematch,” which stated “from the team behind ‘Sifu’,” might have given fans of the martial arts game the impression that a new version of “Sifu” was being released.