Tag: Gaming industry

Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance has taken the gaming world by storm, securing the number one spot in the UK Charts. This new release has surpassed popular titles like EA Sports FC 24 and...

Todd Howard, the executive producer at Bethesda, recently addressed the controversy surrounding the release of a single Starfield mission costing $7 as part of the game's new Creations program. Howard mentioned that the studio...

World of Warcraft players have something new to look forward to with the introduction of "story mode" in the game's raids. This feature allows solo players to experience the full narrative by battling the...

Masahiro Sakurai, the creator of Super Smash Bros, has recently completed the final recording for his YouTube channel. He mentioned that it will be a while before the episode is released, so fans will...

Today, both the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S received exciting updates and enhancements to improve user experience. Starting with the PS5, players can now enjoy direct Discord integration, allowing them to join voice...

Square Enix's popular multiplayer role-playing game, Final Fantasy XIV Online, has yet to make its way to a Nintendo system, leaving fans wondering if it will ever happen. However, game director and producer Naoki...

New Blood Interactive has recently released Fallen Aces, a pulp detective immersive sim that is receiving a lot of attention due to its unique style and gameplay. Priced at $10 with an intro price...

Japanese developer M2, known for creating popular games like Castlevania Advance Collection and Legend of Mana, is eager to expand its presence on the Nintendo Switch. In a recent interview with Touch Arcade, M2's...

Blizzard President Focuses on StarCraft 1 Patches in the 2000sIn a recent interview with PC Gamer, Obsidian CEO Fergus Urquhart discussed the importance of game preservation and how studios can keep their older titles...

Summer Game Fest was a blast this year, with a variety of games and a laid-back vibe that many preferred over the crowded chaos of E3. However, one thing was noticeably missing - Nintendo....