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Studio co-founder and Exoborne narrative director Martin Hultberg was kind enough to answer some burning questions we had about the game.
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The update will bring DLSS Ray Reconstruction and Multi Frame Generation to the PC version of MachineGames' action-adventure title.
Director Aaron Keller is "excited" about competing with NetEase's shooter, and wants to shake things up with the forthcoming season 15.
After selling one million copies at launch, Warhorse Studios' acclaimed open-world action RPG has achieved a new milestone.
While players have previously discovered assets in the hero shooter's files that would indicate a PvE mode, it's not in the works.
Players can now store their Waystones with sub-tabs for different tiers. Path of Exile 1 owners will also see their stash tabs carry over.
Available on Switch, PS4, PS5, and PC, Van Arkride returns once more, chasing a serial killer (and various other mysteries).
The recent applications were noted as standard operating procedure, with some of Nintendo's patents for in-game mounts rejected.
Director Junya Ishizaki has emphasized the challenge, wanting to ensure players feel the accomplishment of beating a boss.
The network test hits a stable frame rate of 60 FPS on all current-gen consoles in performance mode with dynamic resolution.
Sony might showcase some of its 2026-bound first-party games during a showcase rumoured for later in the year to make up for the small one this month.
It will include eight playable characters, four stages, Casual and Ranked Matches, and an offline tutorial, among other features.
Spencer also spoke about how its growth in Asian markets came down to players on PC and cloud gaming rather than consoles.
Producer Ryozo Tsujimoto and director Yuya Tokuda also confirmed that their absence is intentional and not due to any technical limitations.
"If size is your measure, then yes, it's not the size of a AAA like The Witcher. But I don't know if the size is the measure, to be honest."
Following the lack of appearance at the recent State of Play, Haven Studios' co-op heisting title has reportedly slipped to next year.
Giant Bomb's Jeff Grubb believes Bungie could hold its "own thing separate from a State of Play", much like it does with Destiny.
The co-op title's Steam listing previously indicated "Additional playable characters and bosses" before the wording changed.
