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One of the biggest pain points of Battlefield 6‘s launch (second only to broken weapon bloom) is just how much of a grind you’ve got to get through to unlock all the best guns, their attachments, and the remaining class…
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A new job listing has been spotted at Bluepoint Games, fuelling speculation over the studio’s next project. Read more
There are few moments as exciting in gaming as the release week for a new Pokémon game. Anytime a new game lands, it feels like everyone you know is playing it at once and everyone has an opinion on it.Pokémon…
The Ninja Gaiden series of action games are notoriously challenging, but ahead of the release of Ninja Gaiden 4 its directors have emphasised the importance of fairness. Read more
Since Battlefield 6 rolled onto the, er, battlefield late last week, a huge patch having been smashed against its hull to see it off, EA and their Battlefield Studios have understandably only put out a few more tweaks. Their latest…
The universe surrounding the adaptations of Hannibal Lecter books is both rewarding and soul-crushing. There are some real duds, such as Brian Cox’s Manhunter, the 1986 adaptation of the 1981 novel Red Dragon. But there are some incredibly rewarding pieces…
The lead designer of Skyrim is “eternally shocked” at not just the RPG’s success, but its enduring appeal, suggesting it’s the game’s open world and “quirkiness” that keeps players coming back 14 years after its debut. Skyrim released way back…
So, OpenAI has signed yet another megabucks deal, this time with Broadcom and involving 10 gigawatts of what’s described as OpenAI designed “custom AI accelerators.” From a technological perspective, the interesting bit is that the hardware is OpenAI designed. “OpenAI…
Battlefield boss Vince Zampella has said that Activision’s best-selling Call of Duty franchise only exists “because EA were dicks.” It’s an eye-opening but typically frank statement from Zampella, who is of course now an EA employee himself once again. Over…