The movie Babylon, featuring Margot Robbie and Brad Pitt, became available on Netflix this Sunday, giving it the potential to reach a wider audience than ever before. With its famous actors and lavish style, now might be the time Babylon finally gains the dedicated fanbase it deserves.
For a free-to-play game to succeed, it needs to be easy for anyone to pick up and play. It’s unusual for a player to spend a large amount of money – like $70,000 – on in-game items. While developers hope players will support the game with even small purchases to help keep it running, a dedicated community like the one around Where Winds Meet is a great start. However, things can change quickly. Releasing the game on PS4 could attract more players and increase financial support, helping it to continue to grow. The big question is whether this will actually happen.
Goonswarm Games, the team behind the upcoming game Postal: Bullet Paradise, has announced it is shutting down.
Since the release of Where Winds Meet, the development team has been actively monitoring for cheating and unfair play. Players who violate our rules may face consequences, including removal from leaderboards, restrictions in game modes like Arena, and temporary or permanent account bans.
The special Deluxe Edition, as listed on the store’s website, comes with an “Expansion Pass” called “The Sanctuary,” which will add two new story chapters and a significant update to the Mercenaries mode. Surprisingly, it also says you’ll be able to play as Rosemary Winters, the daughter of Ethan Winters from Resident Evil 7.
This announcement coincides with the 30th anniversary of the popular fighting game series. Katsuhiro Harada has been involved with every game in the franchise, dedicating almost his entire three-decade career to it.
The impressive trailer for Shenmue 4 that confused fans last week turned out to be a hoax, even though it showed a lot of potential story details.
According to sources speaking on the Insider Gaming Weekly podcast, the series has been put on hold indefinitely. Developers who worked on the project were hoping EA would sell the rights to the game, particularly as the company looks for ways to reduce spending. Currently, there are no plans to revive the series, though a sale is still a possibility.
According to sources at Insider Gaming, developers worked on a project with Kojima Productions for around a year in 2023. The partnership reportedly ended when Kojima Productions asked the developers to relocate to Japan and sever their connection with Eidos Montreal.
Geoff Keighley has been sharing hints about an event happening near Los Angeles, suggesting a big announcement will be made at the awards show this week.