Sony has launched a new PlayStation 4 firmware update, PS4 3.11. The update, which released today, November 9, follows the PS4 3.10 update, which came in October.
Life is Strange, the popular story-based game created by DONTNOD Entertainment is getting a second season.
For anybody who has played Heroes of the Storm and has been struggling with getting fair and even matches, rage quit no longer.
For gamers wanting more maps for Halo 5, your wish is about to come true sooner rather than later.
During BlizzCon 2015, Blizzard announced that its team based first-person-shooter Overwatch would not be free-to-play as many first thought.
The Call of Duty: Black Ops III PC release was disappointing to many. By and large, the game purchased from Steam was either so difficult to play that it wasn’t worth it, or that the game was simply literally unplayable in one way or another. Bugs ranged from the main menu not allowing the player to pick an option to the game loading the logos for companies and then crashing.
Hidetaka Suehiro, better known as Swery, the developer behind cult classics like Deadly Premonition and D4: Dark Dreams Don't Die, has announced that he is taking a break from game development due to health related issues. He took to his official blog to make the announcement: “Starting today, I will be taking a short break from game development, in order to focus on recovering from reactive hypoglycemia,” Suehiro wrote.
Blizzard has announced a brand new adventure for their popular TCG Hearthstone. The new adventure, called League of Explorers, features new cards to collect, bosses to challenge and four new wings to play through. The adventure is centered around the titular League of Explorers, a group of treasure hunters that scour Azeroth for priceless archaeological finds.
The Witcher series is getting Hollywood attention and a film is in the works. Studio Platige Films and the Sean Daniel Company have joined forces to bring The Witcher to the big screen. It was reported by Polygon that the film is slated for a 2017 release and that it will be based on the original books written by Andrzej Sapkowski instead of the video game franchise, which acts as a spin-off.
A few tech-savvy gamers have discovered that if they tweak with Pip-Boy's files, they are able to uncover a selection of mini games.
This week the Coven gathers to break down consent and representation in anime!
Pew Research Center conducted a survey on the demographics of technology ownership and the results released a very interesting statistic.
Disney is adding a new mobile game to their Marvel franchise called, Marvel Avengers Academy. TinyCo developed the simulation game where players can unlock younger versions of the Avengers and help them through their years at the academy.
The upcoming game Just Cause 3 will be a slightly lower resolution on Xbox One compared to PlayStation 4.
El Rey Network will begin to air Rooster Teeth's Red vs. Blue. The animated sci-fi/comedy series will premiere on December 5.
When a new game is right around the corner, there is always the possibility of something getting leaked.
Kojima Studios Los Angeles has been closed by Konami. This was confirmed in an e-mail that was sent to Polygon yesterday.
The latest content update for Forza Motosport 6 includes a new Fallout 4 vehicle. The vehicle is a 1956 Ford F100.
@clingtoascheme Nina Freeman does not make simple games.
A recent study has shown that patients with schizophrenia may benefit more from motion sensing video games than from other forms of exercise. The study, which was published October 1 in the medical magazine Psychiatric Services, followed 16 schizophrenia patients during a 12 week intervention program. The agenda featured three one-hour sessions of aerobic exercise per week as treatment. Patients were given the choices of exercising using two treadmills, an elliptical exercise machine, a stationary bicycle, or an Xbox 360 with the Kinect motion-sensing device attached. Twelve of the sixteen patients completed the program. Altogether, they spent 39% of their time using the Xbox system, more than any other exercise equipment. The authors of the study reported that patients found “high acceptability and enjoyment rates related to use of the exercise video game system.” They added that the study’s results “provide preliminary support for the integration of such technologies into [aerobic exercise] training programs” for patients suffering from schizophrenia. Such patients have a higher risk of being sedentary than the general population. Registered nurse and PhD Heather Leutwyler, assistant professor in the Department of Physiological Nursing at University of California, San Francisco, told Medscape Medical News that video games are “an ideal way to help people of all ages with schizophrenia to become more active are.
