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Yooka-Layle gets a major update – Adds new optional camera mode, improves flying controls

Playtonic Games has released a new major update for Yooka-Layle. This patch adds a new optional camera mode, first-person aiming control options, new icons for keyboard/mouse controls, and the ability to speed through dialogue by holding Y. Continue reading Yooka-Layle gets a major update – Adds new optional camera mode, improves flying controls →

Titanfall 2 – The War Games free DLC releases later today, full release notes unveiled

The War Games free DLC for Titanfall 2 releases later today, and Respawn has revealed its full release notes. This DLC will feature a new map (War Games), a new Live Fire map, a new Execution, will add a 3rd weapon slot for pilots, will add Titan Brawl to the permanent list of game modes, and will introduce Free Agents. Continue reading Titanfall 2 – The War Games free DLC releases later today, full release notes unveiled →

Phantom Dust Remaster reaches one million players, new update detailed

Adam Isgreen, Creative Director at Microsoft Studios, has announced that the free version of Phantom Dust Remaster has reached one million players. According to Adam, this blows away the original numbers of players the game had when first released on the first Xbox console. Continue reading Phantom Dust Remaster reaches one million players, new update detailed →

Secret World Legends is now available for free on its official website

Funcom has officially launched the shared-world RPG Secret World Legends and the game is available fully free-to-play via its official website. Reimagined and reborn from Funcom’s acclaimed massively multiplayer online game The Secret World, Secret World Legends features well over 100 hours of story-driven content that can be explored in entirety either alone, with a group of friends, or with strangers you meet in the online world. Continue reading Secret World Legends is now available for free on its official website →

Pathfinder: Kingmaker hits its initial Kickstarter goal, gets new screenshots

Owlcat Games has announced that its crowdfunding campaign for Pathfinder: Kingmaker has raised $500K, meeting its initial goal. Through this success, the veteran team at Owlcat Games, strengthened by Chris Avellone for narrative game design, is assured to take players on an unforgettable tour through the infamous Stolen Lands. Continue reading Pathfinder: Kingmaker hits its initial Kickstarter goal, gets new screenshots →

PLAYERUNKNOWN’S BATTLEGROUNDS has generated $100 million, has peaked at 230,000 concurrent users

Bluehole has announced that PLAYERUNKNOWN’S BATTLEGROUNDS has generated $100 million in revenue since its Early Access launch on March 23rd. PLAYERUNKNOWN’S BATTLEGROUNDS has attracted players from around the world with 24% of them based in the US, 19% in China, 6% in Germany, 6% in Russia and 4% in the U.K. Continue reading PLAYERUNKNOWN’S BATTLEGROUNDS has generated $100 million, has peaked at 230,000 concurrent users →

Titanic: Honor and Glory – Third demo is now available to everyone

Four Funnels Entertainment has released a brand new demo for its Unreal Engine 4-powered title, Titanic – Honor and Glory. This new demo comes with support for both the HTC Vive and Oculus Rift VR headsets, so we strongly suggest downloading in case you own one of them. Continue reading Titanic: Honor and Glory – Third demo is now available to everyone →

CEMU 1.8.1b is now available, fixes full CPU load on one thread & improves overall game compatibility

The team behind the best WiiU emulator, CEMU, has released a new version of it. According to the release notes, CEMU 1.8.1b fixes an issue that caused full CPU load on one thread, and supports even more games than its previous version. Continue reading CEMU 1.8.1b is now available, fixes full CPU load on one thread & improves overall game compatibility →

Nintendo tries to explain why it shut down free fan project AM2R, and fails miserably

Back in August 2016, we informed you about Project AM2R. This free fan game, created by Milton Guasti, aimed to recreate Metroid 2 with updated graphics and gameplay. And as you may have guessed, Nintendo shut it down (though it can still be found for download on the Internet). Continue reading Nintendo tries to explain why it shut down free fan project AM2R, and fails miserably →