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The Silent Hill 2 remake has been in the news recently particularly relating to a recent interview Piotr Babieno, CEO and co-founder of Bloober Team did with Bankier.pl. In the interview, Babieno noted that “Silent Hill 2 is technically ready. It does not mean that the game is finished, but we are close.” Bloober Team …
The gamers have a point, though!
Well...that's enough to make us go ape.
Players will get the game starting March 28, 2023.
Is an announcement coming soon?
Will these games get pushed out of the 2023 launch window?
E3 continues to lose interest.
Get ready for Ubisoft’s next big showcase.
It will be a bit of a wait before Far Cry 7 hits the marketplace.
Are you ready to put your skills to the ultimate challenge?
You'll shed tears for different reasons with this system!
The Light of Hope
Will it stay up, though?
Japan’s regulator is siding with Microsoft in the acquisition deal.
Your last to try these games out.
While it's an issue that may resurface in the future, here and now it seems game companies aren't interested.
It's good news for Microsoft, but awkward given other recent news about the US Congress' interest in Japan's market.
Most gamers may not recognize it but this deprecation of Steam will also harm video game preservation.
If these allegations are true, Sony would be in violation of trade agreements between two countries. That's a bigger deal than losing Call of Duty.
We won't be waiting that long to find out!
The latest game in the venerable series is a return to high fantasy.
It's possible Microsoft never even seriously considered it.
Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1 & 2 are considered some of the best skateboarding games out there but at one point Hawk nearly backed a completely different skating game before finally signing with Activision. In an interview on The Diary of a CEO podcast Hawk was asked if there were ever any “close calls” when …
Update: Since the publication of this article, Mark Darrah has taken to YouTube to talk about his involvement with Dragon Age: Dreadwolf Original Story: BioWare veteran Mark Darrah who originally left the company in February 2021 after almost 25 years at BioWare has returned to consult on the latest entry in the Dragon Age series, …
