Summer Games Fest has wowed us with a slew of major announcements and reveals, including the eagerly anticipated Elden Ring and Call of Duty: Warzone Season 4 updates. If you missed the live show, we’ve compiled a list of all the Summer Games Fest revelations for you! Elden Ring Elden Ring’s first proper peek ever since […]
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India’s largest esports and gaming company, NODWIN Gaming and video game developer and publisher Blizzard Entertainment, a division of Activision Blizzard (NASDAQ: ATVI), announced their partnership to bring digital distribution for Blizzard to the Indian gaming audience. The partnership with NODWIN Gaming will enable topping up your Blizzard® Balance and then use it on available
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February is going to be a fairly empty release window for the upcoming PS4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch titles, unlike the rest of 2020 which boasts titles such as The Last of Us Part 2, Final Fantasy 7 Remake, Halo Infinite, etc. (Check out our list of the top upcoming games of 2020 in
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There are so many different things going on with The Riftbreaker that it’s hard to know where to start: it’s a bit action-RPG, a bit real-time strategy, a bit tower defense with a touch of twin-stick shooter. It’s an interesting cocktail: two parts Starcraft, a dash of Dungeon Defenders, a jigger of Diablo and garnish with
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It is that time of the year again. The Electronic Entertainment Expo is back in Los Angeles. In a few days, gamers all around the world will watch with bated breath as companies unveil their latest game offerings on stage. This year E3 suffered two major losses – Sony will not be hosting its conference
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As if the troubles of the popular Californian game development company weren’t enough already, more developers have left to form a new studio, Bonfire Studios. World of Warcraft’s lead designer Rob Pardo had left Blizzard a long time ago, and finally his passion for game development returned when he toured many game studios like Unity.
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