Double rejection
Bad news: Two of the exclusive flagship games for Xbox, Starfield and Redfall, have been postponed deep into 2023. The pair of titles from Bethesda were due to hit the console of Microsoft (and PC) in November and September respectively, but unexpected challenges in their development process forced Decision makers delay the release dates until the first half of next year.
In other words, expect them in the area next May-June.
"We want to make sure you get the best and sleek versions of the games and thank you for your support," fans were told in the surprise rejection announcement - since if it was just one game then fulfilled, announcing a
double
delay of more than half a year per game is a pretty rare move.
For those who are not up to date, Starfield is an ambitious action-role-playing game that takes place in space, to which we have already referred in the past.
Redfall, on the other hand, is an open-world shooting game that comes from the excellent Disnohored and Prey producers.
We will have to wait quite some more time to see if they will live up to expectations.
To be sure, the PlayStation is probably celebrating.
Space on time
The remake in question of the horror game Dead Space has been given an official launch date: marked in the diaries January 23, 2023. Electronic Arts is working on the upgraded remake to the original hit from 2008, which is easiest to define as Resident Evil in space with distinct "Eighth Traveler" influences, then That's how we really define it.
The new version will boast as expected with sleek graphics and lots of noise and ringtones that are tailored to the current generation of consoles, but - which is a bit surprising truth - also "in an improved plot", according to the developers.
Deadspace,
Anyway, here is a new behind-the-scenes video that focuses on creating the scary and disturbing atmosphere that will accompany you throughout the adventure, comparing the updated version of the title to the original.
Check oil-water?
Robocop is the newest character to arrive at Fortnite, with a limited-edition Skin for a limited time.
So it's true that cosmetic skins do not add anything to the game itself and that it's just a virtual costume for your character, but it's impossible not to indulge in the waves of nostalgia.
After all, since the lame cinematic reboot from 2014, not much has been done with this action icon from the eighties, so any paragon - even the most commercial and not particularly useful - warms our hearts.
What, not like that?
Robocop arrives at Fortnight,
Greetings to Ibn Shushan
The word noob now has an official entry in the dictionary.
Kind of.
Just for fun, Sony has launched what can be defined as the first official gaming dictionary, with updated commentaries on some of the most common concepts in the video game world.
So it's true that the project is in English, but it's still a free, comprehensive and relatively invested venture, and we definitely recommend you take a look at it.
So what exactly is Permadeth, Ganking, Judder and Nerfing?
All the interpretations and explanations here.
Please keep up to date.
Sony's Gaming Dictionary,
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