It was reported earlier this month that Facebook would soon be renamed. Today, it became official: The company behind the ubiquitous social network is now known as Meta…. Continue reading
Day: October 28, 2021
Electronic Arts has dropped a new trailer showcasing three of the new maps coming to Battlefield 2042, each of them “specifically designed to provide a unique experience that… Continue reading
Blizzard announced today that following a brief delay caused by the launch of the Mercenaries expansion, Hearthstone’s United in Stormwind Deadmines mini-set will roll out on November 2… Continue reading
The big Facebook news today is that it’s changing its company name to Meta, but another bit of interesting information from the Facebook Connect Livestream is that Oculus… Continue reading
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Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time Remake is still happening, but might not be out until 2023
Remember Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time—specifically, the remake that bubbled to the surface of Uplay in 2020? It was delayed, and then delayed again, and then… Continue reading
After a year and a half of sprinting, driving, and gliding across two different versions of Verdansk, Call of Duty: Warzone’s next map, Caldera, is finally on the… Continue reading
Find the perfect present for the Sega fan in your life with the best Sonic The Hedgehog toys of 2021! Sonic fever has gripped the world once again… Continue reading
Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 might well and truly be in development hell these days. But there’s still plenty more stories to tell in the neck-biting setting—and… Continue reading
Mysterious and threatening wedding invites are blanketing the landscape of Innistrad, in Magic the Gathering’s new set Innistrad: Crimson Vow. With previews starting today—and the MTG Arena release… Continue reading
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Activision CEO Bobby Kotick takes a significant pay cut amid the publisher’s ongoing lawsuits
In the midst of the company’s ongoing lawsuits with multiple government agencies, Activision CEO Bobby Kotick has decided that taking home his usual excessive pay wouldn’t be a… Continue reading
