PLAYERUNKNOWN’S BATTLEGROUNDS isn’t on PS4 and will apparently remain Xbox One exclusive for a while… part of the reason is that Sony is strict. This reason seems incongruous when you consider Life Of Black Tiger and other terrible games flooded the PlayStation Store last year, though there is a nucleus…
So, it turns out the infamous trailer for Life of Black Tiger, happily promoted by Sony for 11 months, uses a cover from an anime created by an independent musician! No credit, no permission, and Sony’s silently kept it on their channel despite this being known for almost a year….
Oh Destiny 2, what scrapes will you get into next?
Apple’s new App Store guidelines say games must now disclose the odds of acquiring items in loot boxes. While this on its own is not a massive change, it has some promising implications.
Forget Christmas, it’s Boxing Day EVERY day at Eververse!
FCC spamdroid Ajit Pai is doing victory laps for a battle he hasn’t won yet. Let’s look at his embarrassing troll video and be ashamed of our species together.
The FCC did what we expected them to do and rolled over for the lobbyists of Verizon, AT&T and those scumbags at Comcast. Most of us – save for a handful of corporations and their self-defeating lapdogs – severely dislike this, but what people want doesn’t matter, apparently.
One loot box. 42 possible items. $100 per box. Trion Worlds is being just a little bit pathetic.
Following a deserved backlash, Bungie is hotfixing it so Curse of Osiris doesn’t gate off endgame content that people paid for regardless of their entry fee. Remember though, it took backlash for it to happen. Bungie isn’t your pal.
Curse of Osiris locks players out of content previous accessible in the base game of Destiny 2. If you don’t buy the DLC, you can’t even 100% your achievement collection anymore. Oh, and let’s look at a new Bungie job listing. Totally unrelated!
We can take this as an admission that Battlefront II held back its rewards to make microtransactions more enticing.
The industry’s addiction to loot boxes mirrors that of the “whales” they’re so ready to exploit. It’s now spread to Paladins, which has updated to share eerie similarities with Battlefront II. Because doing that right now was a clever idea. __ PC Gamer article: http://www.pcgamer.com/paladins-players-angry-over-new-loot-box-based-progression-system/
