2024-04

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5 Biggest Changes in Fallout 4’s Next-Gen Update

The Fallout 4 next-gen update is here and includes some big changes for both console and PC players, so here's a breakdown of the biggest surprises waiting for you back in The Commonwealth....
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Blizzard Announces It’s Skipping BlizzCon This Year

Blizzard has decided to cancel this year’s BlizzCon. The company states the event will return in the future, but it plans to showcase upcoming games in a different manner over the coming months.  First announced in a blog post, Blizzard plans to share details on upcoming games like World of Warcraft: The War Within and Diablo IV’s Vessel of Hatred expansion at other trade shows, such as Gamescom. The company also plans to launch “multiple, global, in-person events” for Warcraft’s 30th anniversary, which are described as being “distinct” from BlizzCon.  “Our hope is that these experiences – alongside several live-streamed industry events where we’ll keep you up to date with what’s happening in our game universes – will capture the essence of what makes the Blizzard community so special,” Blizzard states in the blog post. A Blizzard representative tells Windows...
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10 Great Medieval Games to Play Right Now, Including Manor Lords

With the release of Manor Lords in Early Access, we made a list of other great Medieval Ages-set games you can play right now to truly live ye olde life....
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Play Together Offers Lots of Ways to Play for All Ages

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Fallout 4 Gets A Next-Gen Update Today – Here’s What To Expect

The Fallout franchise is in the midst of a resurgence lately, thanks to the live-action series adaptation on Amazon Prime (which is good, by the way). Even though it's been almost a decade since its release, Fallout 4 has rocketed to the top of sales charts like a mushroom cloud into the atmosphere, which makes today's update perfectly timed: Fallout 4 is finally getting a proper next-gen update. ICYMI: The Fallout 4 free next-gen update lands on consoles and PC April 25th! https://t.co/lFnD4X5Q3o 📺 Performance and Quality Mode 🛠️ Stability improvements and fixes 💻 PC widescreen support 🎮 Steam Deck Verified 🎁 Free Creation Club Content pic.twitter.com/JrJDqdn9tW — Bethesda Game Studios (@BethesdaStudios) April 19, 2024 The update brings major technical upgrades to console players. The PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S now get their own native versions of the game rather than relying on running applications...
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With the Release of Fallout 4’s Next-Gen Update, It’s Time To Give Fallout 4 Another Chance

The Fallout 4 next-gen update is live on consoles and PC so there's never been a better time to revisit an RPG that hasn't had the kindest reception with time, but fully deserves a second chance....
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Fallout 4 PS Plus Owners Currently Cannot Get the Next-Gen Update for Free

Those who have Fallout 4 via PlayStation Plus do not appear to be able to download the next-gen update for free....
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Today’s Dragon’s Dogma 2 Update Makes Dragonsplague More Visible, Pawns Less Annoying

Dragon's Dogma 2 launched a little over a month ago and has already managed to sell 2.5 million copies, but Capcom is still releasing updates to patch minor issues with the game. While a large volume of complaints have been about the lack of a performance mode, this update (like the last update) does not address that issue. However, it does aim to clean up a number of irritating errors involving the behavior of pawns, the player's AI companions. An update for Dragon's Dogma 2 is now live on all platforms! It includes adjustments to the dragonsplague, Pawn behavior and fixes to various issues. See details on the official website:https://t.co/waEdG0ntSv We will keep you posted for future updates. — Dragon's Dogma (@DragonsDogma) April 25, 2024 For starters, this update makes it easier to detect dragonsplague, an affliction that, if untreated, can lead to devastating...
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Deathbound, A Single-Player Party-Based Soulslike, Hits PlayStation, Xbox, And PC This Year

Developer Trialforge Studio and publisher Tate Multimedia revealed Deathbound, a new Soulslike with a unique class-based twist, last August. At the time, PC was its only platform but now, Game Informer can exclusively reveal Deathbound will also come to PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S day-in-date with PC later this year.  As we learned with Deathbound's reveal last year, the game wears its Soulslike inspiration on its sleeve. However, it aims to differentiate itself within the ever-growing genre with what Trialforge calls a single-player party-based system. Players will control a single vessel that channels various heroes known as the fallen. These are individual characters, each with unique skill sets, combat styles, and lore, that share the player-controlled vessel. As such, players can switch between different characters, but they'll need to do so with caution as they aren't all necessarily in alliance with...
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Stellar Blade Performance Review

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