“Honestly a bit of a game-changer for me.” The developers started becoming vocal about their Valve’s portable PC along with their Steam Deck dev. The feedbacks received have been constructive applauding the device’s performance. The games industry professionals complimented Valve’s portable PC. As reported by Valve, dev kits of Steam Deck are “functionally identical” to […]
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New characters are coming to Nickelodeon All★Star Brawl! It seems like the Nintendo eShop might just have revealed what to expect. An image that was posted on the eShop revealed four new members for the roster in Nickelodeon All★Star Brawl. Since July, the new Super Smash Bros-like starring Nickelodeon cartoon characters has seen great reception
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One of the biggest gaming events in the world, Gamescom is all set to return for its 2021 edition. As expected, due to the pandemic it will be held virtually, although it was previously hinted to be a hybrid event. But just like Gamescom 2020, this year’s show will also be an all-digital affair, featuring
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Review Copy provided by EA. Reviewed on PC. When Josef Fares, head of Hazelight Studios, said in a recent interview with Game Informer that “Video games are not always about fun,” it’s hard to imagine that he was talking about “It Takes Two,” the ebullient new two-player co-op action platformer he directed for Electronic Arts.
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To ensure that arbitration outside court rooms are given a wide berth, US-based lawsuit firm Chimicles Schwartz Kriner & Donaldson-Smith is now offering plaintiffs a pre-made template for a letter to opt out of PS5’s arbitration clause. The law firm had launched an investigation early February on alleged ‘drift’ issues in the PS5’s DualSense controller
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Sony’s new DualSense controller may be facing the same drift issues as its Nintendo counter part. The news broke a few days ago on social media as many people brought the affair under the spotlight on twitter and reddit, reported Kotaku. Some of these issues were allegedly reported by players as early as ten days after
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With the newer systems from Sony and Microsoft having time to stretch their legs, we can safely say that the ninth-gen has officially arrived. Though it’s still early on in their lifespans, there have been a few obvert indications of the trajectory of each of the major devices going forward. Taking a look at some
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Nintendo has announced that Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light will be available on Switch via the Nintendo eShop on December 4 for $5.99. It will be a limited-time release like some other games, and will only be available until March 31, 2021, which marks the Fire Emblem series’ 30th anniversary. Nintendo
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The tail end of 2019 will see some huge releases in gaming. Pokémon Sword & Shield are set to launch on the Switch in November, while Luigi’s Mansion 3 is out the month before; a Just Dance 2020 compilation game and Age of Empires 2: Definitive Edition will also help relay some of the nostalgia
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The new game streaming service of the Mountain View giant, Google Stadia, will be launched next November. Unlike traditional consoles from Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo, Google Stadia is not based on local hardware. Except for the Stadia Controller and, in case you want to play directly on Smart TV, the Google Chromecast Ultra. All the data, therefore,
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