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#1 ![]() 10 people viewing this @games By CZNM22 17 minutes ago |
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#2 ![]() ![]() 33 people viewing this @games By Bossalinie97 2 hours ago |
![]() Known in the past as a key and partnership franchise on Xbox, beginning in May 2015, Activision announced that it has entered into a multi-year partnership with Sony Computer Entertainment (now Sony Interactive Entertainment) for Call of Duty to become a linked franchise. to the PlayStation. From that, in addition to marketing and exclusive content in new releases of the series for the PS4, Sony has secured the rights to distribute all new titles in the series in Japan, some even becoming total PlayStation exclusives in Japanese territory. Until 2014, Square Enix published COD games in the country, and from Black Ops 3 to the recent Vanguard, Sony has taken such reins. Today however, it has been made official by Activision that Sony Interactive Entertainment (SIE) will no longer distribute old and new Call of Duty games in Japan, meaning that this years Modern Warfare II and older titles like WWII, Black Ops 4 , Modern Warfare 2019 and Black Ops Cold War will now be published by Activision Publishing and distributed by Activision Blizzard Japan. Despite being a novelty, the news is not surprising. In January of this year, Microsoft and its Xbox division announced the purchase of Activision Blizzard for $68.7 billion, making the publisher of Call of Duty and other franchises part of the globe that currently houses the 23 Xbox Game Studios/ ZeniMax, making Call of Duty a First-Party brand of one of Sonys main rivals in the gaming field. More recently, the publisher announced that it intends to release Modern Warfare II along with a sequel to its popular battle-royale FPS Call of Duty: Warzone in 2022 by Infinity Ward. Both titles lack an official release date, but we should be discovering new information on the game and its release over the next few months. ![]() |
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#3 ![]() ![]() 7 people viewing this @games By 5ive04our 4 hours ago |
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#4 2 people viewing this @games By Alaric 4 hours ago |
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#5 ![]() ![]() 2 people viewing this @games By Bossalinie97 4 hours ago |
Sony CEO Kenichiro Yoshida has said the companys planned acquisition of Bungie is partly motivated by a desire for PlayStation to become more of a multiplatform business.
While Sony Interactive Entertainment (SIE) has traditionally focused on developing games for PlayStation consoles, in recent years it has also begun investing heavily in PC and mobile gaming. Last year SIE CEO Jim Ryan confirmed PlayStation would bring a whole slate of games to PC, and the company hired Apple Arcades former content boss to lead a new business unit established to adapt its most popular franchises for mobile Sony announced in January that it intends to purchase Halo and Destiny creator Bungie in a deal worth $3.6 billion. It said at the time that Bungie will be an independent subsidiary and remain a multiplatform studio following the acquisition. Speaking during a corporate strategy meeting on Wednesday, Sony boss Yoshida said the company has high expectations for Bungie. We believe it will be a catalyst to enhance our live game services capabilities, he said. Our acquisition of Bungie also represents a major step forward in becoming more multiplatform. At the time of the deals announcement, Bungie also said existing and future games currently in development will not be exclusive to PlayStation platforms following the acquisition. Whether or not Sonys multiplatform strategy will extend to the company releasing some first-party games on rival console platforms like Xbox Series X/S remains to be seen. It was announced in January that Microsoft intends to purchase Activision Blizzard in a $68.7 billion deal that would give the Xbox maker exclusive ownership of franchises including Call of Duty, Warcraft, Overwatch, Crash Bandicoot and Guitar Hero. Should the deal gain regulatory approval, Microsoft has said it will continue to release Activision Blizzard games, including Call of Duty titles, for PlayStation consoles following the acquisition and beyond existing contractual agreements, and that it wants to make more of the publishers games available to Nintendo players too. ![]() |
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#6 3 people viewing this @games By OldBusiness 4 hours ago |
What do you guys think? Looks like a lot of mindless fun. I didn't really like the OG Series after 2 that much(I Still beat 3 and hated the rest). I saw on a few of the sites this morning where they said the target for overall 'feel' of the game is somewhere between 2 and 3. Drops in August. @Quinn it's only $33 for PC as of right now ![]() ![]() Some pop-in, but at about halfway through the preview that adesert area and vehicle use looks really good graphics wise. |
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#7 ![]() ![]() 6 people viewing this @games By Pleasure Boy 5 hours ago |
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#8 2 people viewing this @games By Henri 7 hours ago |
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#9 3 people viewing this @games By OldBusiness 7 hours ago |
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#10 2 people viewing this @games By CZNM22 19 hours ago |
One of the most respected journalists and at the same time an informant related to Rockstar games confirmed the rumors circulating. Red Dead Redemption Remake and the next-gen Red Dead Redemption 2 are to be made at Rockstar. ![]() Already at the weekend, rumors appeared that Rockstar is working on the new edition of Red Dead Redemption 2. The announcement of the game on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X | S will not be a big surprise as you know, GTA 5 has already hit the third generation. We have to wait for the production confirmation, but Chris Klippel reacted to the news and the creator of Rockstar Mag also heard about the project. The journalist received information not only about the next-gen RDR 2, but also about Red Dead Redemption Remake. Quote:
As you know, Rockstar has experience in developing refreshes, and creating a new version of Red Dead Redemption 2 can provide the IP with the right publicity so that players want to get acquainted with Red Dead Redemption Remake although I have the impression that both games will complement each other well. We have to wait for a specific announcement, but there are many indications that in the future Rockstar will have 2 more announcements. All in all, I wonder if the games will hit the market before Grand Theft Auto 6 I wont be surprised when RDR 2 and RDR Remake make their first debut. |
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#11 ![]() 2 people viewing this @games By Novii 23 hours ago |
Smart delivery ain’t so smart? ![]() To all the Xbox owners not fanboys: Seems like this is an issue for right now in the transitional period between gens. When next gen only games launch you SHOULD be good. Seems to only affect cross gen games. To all the Xbot fanboys: Eat crow for over hyping this feature and I hope ya internet go out ![]() |
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#12 ![]() ![]() 2 people viewing this @games By 5ive04our 23 hours ago |
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#13 ![]() 3 people viewing this @games By Epitome 1 day ago |
"You're this fu*king close, Phil Spencer," said Jaffe as part of a larger rant. "Your plan is sound, your infrastructure when it comes to these studios is sound, it's great [but] you can't manage. You just can't do it!" ![]() ![]() Damn Phil he on your a*s!! |
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#14 ![]() 3 people viewing this @games By halochicken 1 day ago |
Day 4 of my push in hardest season yet. New team with two new apex players.. Feel free to watch us fail and have fun!
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#15 ![]() 3 people viewing this @games By Epitome 1 day ago |
FMA knockoff with awesome facial emotion animations |
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#16 ![]() ![]() 3 people viewing this @games By Pleasure Boy 1 day ago |
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#17 ![]() ![]() 4 people viewing this @games By Pleasure Boy 1 day ago |
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#18 3 people viewing this @games By BlackjesuS 1 day ago |
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#19 2 people viewing this @games By Alaric 1 day ago |
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#20 ![]() 2 people viewing this @games By CZNM22 2 days ago |
Kopite7kimi has new information on the flagship NVIDIA Ada graphics card. ![]() NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 is to feature 126 Streaming Multiprocessors, which gives 16128 CUDA cores in total. Thats a lot less than previously rumored 140-142. As a reminder, the full AD102 GPU features 144, which means 2304 cores will be disabled on the flagship RTX 40 GPU. One should note that RTX 4090 Ti is more than likely to follow later, featuring even more cores.
Furthermore, kopite7kimi provided a new estimate on RTX4090s TDP. It is no longer 600W, but 450W instead. That said, the 600W spec might refer to the 4090 Ti model, while 450W is exactly the same metric as RTX 3090 Ti, which was considered a test vehicle for AD102 GPU. The RTX 3090, to which RTX 4090 is being compared to as twice as fast has a TDP of 350W. Kopite reiterated his claims on RTX 4090 memory specs. The card will feature 24 GB of GDDR6X memory clocked at 21 Gbps. This means 384-bit memory bus and over 1 TB/s bandwidth. According to the leaker, GeForce RTX 40 series are to launch in mid-July. This is a confirmation to what Kopite posted yesterday and has left some of our readers wondering what exactly did he mean.
It is very likely that in the first wave, RTX 40 series are to include RTX 4090, 4080 and 4070 SKUs. Just remember that those are still rumored specs, and clearly there is a lot changing each week. Of course, we will do our best to confirm those specs as quickly as possible. ![]() |
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