"Immersion" Isn't Really What WoW Needs
Immersion? Pfft, that's only about 1/6th of WoW's problems. No, seriously, we dove deep into what 'immersion' really is, and found a much, much deeper issue.
Immersion? Pfft, that's only about 1/6th of WoW's problems. No, seriously, we dove deep into what 'immersion' really is, and found a much, much deeper issue.
Leaders keep their jobs, devs get fired, and you get worse games.
Blizzard did a little oopsie. They left an icon in the 12.1 PTR build. That icon tells us exactly what 12.2's going to be. Welcome to Patch 12.2: The Worldcore.
New AI-powered voices for Fortnite are just the first step for Tim Sweeney's Epic Games. If he gets his way? The future is Unreal.
Days after your game goes viral, there are scores of copycat pretenders flooding game marketplaces. Meccha Chameleon was blessed with 15 million sales, but not all devs will be so lucky when it happens!
Fallout 5 is coming, so is Elder Scrolls VI, so stop worrying and listening to laid-off staff, please.
EA revived the College Football series just two years ago. They're already trying to exploit and ruin its massive, runaway success. Players fought back... they're winning.
Indie games are suffering for PlayStation's sins, as the backlash against ending physical game production rolls on.
Fans aren't happy. Ubisoft made a great remake that they like, but they're not happy. All over monetisation efforts that, on the surface, seem truly baffling!
Consumers report losing access to decades-old accounts under Xbox hacks, but some are managing to fight back.
Xbox is "not healthy", their new boss has admitted. To fix it, they're laying off thousands, and getting rid of multiple studios. Xbox owns Blizzard. Is Warcraft safe?
Nothing to see here, folks, Xbox's studios say they're fine despite losing up to 50% of their staff.