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"Amongst my digging, I heard there is a Knights of the Old Republic project in development somewhere," Bespin Bulletin said (thanks, VGC). "I talked to a couple of people, and I also found out that [Bloomberg reporter] Jason Schreier said that it's not with EA, and we'll 'never guess' who the studio is that's making this game." … [Read more...] about “We’ll never guess” what studio is developing a new Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic game

CD Projekt Red has a long road ahead in terms of adding content to Cyberpunk 2077 as well as fixing its issues. The game's first major patch just arrived last week and appears to have introduced some new bugs. The next-gen PS5 and Xbox Series X|S versions also aren't going to be ready until late this year at the earliest, and it looks like the multiplayer component won't arrive until at least 2022. It remains to be seen if interest for the franchise will still be there by that point, seeing as the launch hype has died down significantly. … [Read more...] about Cyberpunk 2077 Had Biggest Digital Game Launch Ever – Report

The patch improves the game's memory usage within its various systems (characters, interactions, navigation, in-game videos, foliage, laser effects, minimap, devices, AI, street traffic, environmental damage system, GPU-related, and more), and makes various crash fixes related to loading saves, game opening and closing and the Point of No Return, among other aspects. … [Read more...] about Cyberpunk 2077 is now the biggest digital game launch of all time

If you missed the news yesterday, Cyberpunk 2077 is now the biggest digital game launch of all time. According to a new analysis, the highly-anticipated RPG sold a staggering 10.2 million copies in December 2020, giving it "the biggest game launch of all time based on digital revenue and digital units sold".  … [Read more...] about Latest Cyberpunk 2077 patch creates another game-breaking progression bug

Global crisis managementA year into this lame-ass pandemic, I think we all deserve a cathartic swing at saving the world. With most US states currently sitting around 5 percent of their population vaccinated, it'd be nice to have something that simulates the logistics, decision-making, and science that goes into combating a worldwide crisis. We're still waiting on Plague Inc.'s "The Cure" update to arrive sometime in early 2021, but considering this is a shared experience that practically every human being is living through, it seems like something games should be exploring too. … [Read more...] about These 9 genres need more games, please