Senior producer for The Division series Julian Gerighty has announced his departure from Ubisoft, heading over to Battlefield Studios.Read more
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It's the end of an era. After five years, Animal Crossing: New Horizons' risqué but incredibly popular "adult only" island has been deleted by Nintendo.
The original Dragon Quest 7 is a masterpiece. But, despite its legendary status, even those who love it dearly should be able to readily admit that it is also highly flawed. One person who knows that acutely well is Takeshi Ichikawa - the producer at Square Enix in charge of shepherding Dragon Quest 7 Reimagined, an imminent remake of the game, to market.
When provocative horror game Horses was banned from sale on Steam and the Epic Game Store late last year, it nearly led to the closure of acclaimed Italian studio Santa Ragione - denied, as it was, access to some of the world's largest paying game audiences. But amid the panicked delistings there was another company determined to sell Horses and throw Santa Ragione a lifeline: Poland-based online store GOG.
I cannot begin to tell you how much I was looking forward to hoisting megaphone and bellowing insults at Chops from halfway across my island in Animal Crossing: New Horizon's Switch 2 Edition, but the whole voice recognition thing is so flakey - so prone to drawing the attention of entirely the wrong villager - there's liable to be Honaloha-wide revolt if this goes on. I've already shoved the damn thing into storage, and with that out the way, I'm not sure there's enough left of note to warrant the upgrade, even at £4.19.
Amazon Games has announced that New World, its MMORPG first released in 2021, will shut down on the 31st January 2027. This comes a few months after the developer "gutted" a vast number of staff late last year.
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