At the Game Awards event, we got a first look at a new trailer, gameplay insights, and an estimated launch timeframe for Dying Light: The Beast, revealing more about this upcoming game.
After re-experiencing Dishonored and Deathloop this year, it seemed to me that the foundation of their game genre might be nearing its conclusion. But along came Indiana Jones, which sparked a revival in stealth simulation games. I sensed it. Admittedly, I didn’t anticipate seeing such quick results.
As an ardent fan, I can’t help but marvel at the staggering success of Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, breaking all records as the largest launch in the series so far! A significant factor contributing to this triumph is its day-one release on Xbox Game Pass Ultimate. However, it’s important to note that even with Game Pass, there’s a cost involved if you want to dive into the gameplay experience.
Despite the fact that Diablo 4 might have celebrated midwinter already, they’re not holding back on spreading some festive cheer. It appears we’ll be experiencing Christmas in Sanctuary with a ‘Slay Ride to Hell’ event kicking off on December 17. The event hasn’t been formally confirmed by Blizzard as of yet; instead, it was noticed on the PlayStation dashboard by a Reddit user.
Ever since Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 debuted in late October, I’ve clocked an impressive 235 hours (and still going) – the majority of which has been devoted to multiplayer. After completing the campaign and dabbling a bit with Warzone, I hadn’t given Zombies a single play until recently.
Effectively, Skype no longer sells credit; instead, users who still rely on the platform must opt for a subscription to access specific features. Previously, Skype Credit was utilized for making calls to mobile or landline numbers and sending SMS messages. Additionally, it was possible to buy a Skype Number using Skype Credit, but this option has been discontinued by Microsoft in recent times.