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Will Nintendo’s NX be out this year? Is The Division going to be an adequate Destiny replacement? Will Oculus Rift lead to class action lawsuits?
When Nintendo turned off the Super Mario Maker servers this week, it didn’t explain why. Would you have guessed that LinkedIn was involved?
Bungie CEO Harold Ryan is “stepping down,” the studio said last night. Replacing him will be former COO Pete Parsons. This news comes during a particularly tough period of time for Bungie and their game, Destiny.
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Set in the universe of Robert. E. Howard’s famous adventurer, Conan Exiles is an upcoming open-world survival game being developed for PC and consoles by Funcom. It’s hitting Steam Early Access this summer. Get ready for weeping and lamentation.
Nintendo unexpectedly took down the servers for Super Mario Maker yesterday, but they’re back online, ahead of schedule. The game was being worked on due to an “emergency” glitch found in the creation tool, though Nintendo hasn’t produced details.
Two old role-playing games—Final Fantasy Tactics Advance and Breath of Fire III—are coming to modern consoles in the very near future, their respective publishers announced this week. It’s a good time for old JRPGs.
Maybe you’ve heard of Romance of the Three Kingdoms 13—not only has the historical strategy series has been around for a while, it also has several spin-offs, such as Dynasty Warriors. Well, now Romance of the Kingdoms is tearing up the Steam charts.
The next game from Insomniac (Ratchet & Clank, Sunset Overdrive) is called Song of the Deep. It’s an underwater metroidvania-style action-adventure that’ll be out for PC and consoles this summer. Published by GameStop, interestingly enough.
