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Test Drive Unlimited 3 Announcement Possibly Coming At Nacon Connect

Shubhankar Parijat — Sun, 05 Jul 2020 19:13:02 +0000

It’s been nearly a decade since we last saw Test Drive Unlimited 2, and since the massive open world racer’s launch, fans of the long-running and beloved franchise have been waiting with bated breath for the next game in the series. That announcement, it seems, might be coming soon- very soon.

Taking recently to Twitter, the Test Drive series’ official page teased a new announcement for the show, saying “We’re back!” with the date for Nacon Connect to go along with the tweet. A new Test Drive Unlimited game has, of course, been known to be in development at WRC developers Kylotonn. What form that will take, and how much it will retain from previous games in the series remains to be seen.

Nacon Connect is scheduled for tomorrow, July 7, at 10 AM PT / 1 PM ET. It’s also been confirmed that GreedFall developers Spiders’ next game will also be revealed at the show. Stay tuned to GamingBolt for all the updates coming out of Nacon Connect.

https://twitter.com/testdrive/status/1279051015002525696

The 50 Biggest Maps In Video Games of All Time

Shubhankar Parijat — Wed, 20 Feb 2019 17:43:43 +0000

As technology has evolved and allowed developers to do more impressive stuff in their games, video games in general have gotten larger and larger and expanded in scope. That’s not to say that we didn’t have large game worlds until recently, but we certainly have had a lot more of then in the last decade or so. In this feature, we’re going to talk about the biggest maps ever used in video games, and we’ll be counting down, beginning with #50, and ending with what is to this day the biggest video game map of all time.

Do keep in mind, that though it’s natural to assume that when we talk about big game maps, we might be talking about open world games only- but that’s not the case. Whether its an open world game, or an open ended game that’s not particularly open world, or a huge map that we’ve seen in multiplayer play- it’s all fair game for this list. Also, do keep in mind that randomly generated maps were not considered for this feature.

A final note before we begin- there’s every possibility that we might have missed out on some game you were expecting to see on this list, and if we did, it’s either because the exact sizes of their maps aren’t known to us, or because we simply forgot! If it’s the former, and you know what the sizes are, please tell us! If it’s the latter, please remind us.

So without further ado, let’s jump into it.

#50. ASSASSIN’S CREED UNITY

The open world action by developers Ubisoft has its fair share of issues, sure, but its world is one aspect that can’t be faulted. It’s a joy to explore, and it’s also pretty big. At about 2.4 km2, there’s more than enough space in this virtual world to explore and lose yourself in.

15 Amazing Open World Games On The PS2 You Need To Play

Ravi Sinha — Fri, 13 Jul 2018 14:12:36 +0000

The open world genre has gone through its fair share of changes over the years with massive locations, radiant quests and ever-rising production values. It’s almost easy to forget the good ol’ days when open world titles delivered memorable settings and stories despite the constraints of older hardware. To that end, let’s take a trip down memory lane and examine the 15 best open world games on the PlayStation 2.

Grand Theft Auto 3

The open world genre still existed before Grand Theft Auto 3 but when it came along, Rockstar’s magnum opus caused a quantum shift. Never before had we seen a fully 3D open world like this with such nuance, whether it’s hijacking ambulances and moonlighting as a driver or engaging in wars with the police. Grand Theft Auto 3 spawned numerous clones but very few came close to matching its brilliance at the time.