Ubisoft is testing a new Steam integration that keeps Ubisoft Connect services while removing the need to launch the separate Ubisoft Connect PC desktop client.
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Ubisoft is testing a new Steam integration that keeps Ubisoft Connect services while removing the need to launch the separate Ubisoft Connect PC desktop client.
A joke about Wolverine’s visible scent trail has turned into a broader argument over Enhanced Senses, navigation aids and how much guidance players should receive.
Pearl Abyss is continuing to patch Crimson Desert even as the game’s first major expansion moves closer. Patch 2.02.00 is focused on bug fixes and stability work rather than new systems, arriving just weeks before Crimson Desert Enhanced: Charting the Unknown expands the open-world action game in October. Among the most important fixes, the update
Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 generated a substantial share of its PlayStation revenue through physical copies, according to new estimates from Alinea Analytics, adding fresh context to Sony Interactive Entertainment’s plan to stop producing discs for new PlayStation games in 2028. Alinea analyst Rhys Elliott estimates that Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 generated roughly $1.2 billion in gross revenue
Nintendo is turning part of its recent U.S. tariff refunds into a major sales promotion rather than announcing direct cash payments to customers. Nintendo of America has announced a Customer Appreciation Sale running from September 12 through September 26 in the United States, with 30% off dozens of Nintendo Switch digital games and bundles. The
Nintendo’s The Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Direct appears to have been one of the biggest game showcases of the year, with third-party audience estimates putting its peak viewership above Gamescom Opening Night Live and at more than twice the peak of PlayStation’s latest State of Play. The Game Business reports that game marketing analytics
Photos of alleged GTA 6 collector packaging appear to show a disc-sized recess, even though Rockstar says the game’s physical release will contain only a download code.
An unofficial DLSS 5 Neural Rendering experiment in GTA V is producing bizarre visual changes, but the viral results do not represent an official Rockstar implementation.
Death Stranding 2 sales estimates are fueling speculation over Sony’s PHYSINT exit, but no evidence confirms the game’s performance caused the decision.
Former PlayStation executive Shuhei Yoshida says he was surprised by Sony ending its PHYSINT collaboration before Xbox stepped in as the game’s new publisher.
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