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Nintendo Switch eShop latest sales: lowest prices ever for Bear and Breakfast, Borderlands, Hypercharge Unboxed, more
The North American Nintendo Switch eShop is currently featuring significant sales on a wide variety of games, including some at their lowest prices ever. Notable titles on discount include Bear and Breakfast, Borderlands: Game of the Year Edition, and Hypercharge Unboxed, among many others listed.
No Law was one of the most exciting games I saw at Gamescom year: a cyberpunk immersive sim that solves one of Deus Ex's biggest problems
No Law is an upcoming first-person immersive sim set in a European-inspired cyberpunk world, developed by Neon Giant. The game aims to address long-standing genre issues by rewarding larger objectives rather than small tasks, allowing for diverse playstyles. Players control Grey Harkner, a retired military man drawn back into conflict, in a city that blends futuristic technology with aged architecture and persistent greenery.
Bulletstorm is the stupidest game ever made, and also one of the cleverest shooters ever
This article argues that Bulletstorm, despite its overtly crude and "stupid" presentation, is actually one of the cleverest shooters ever made. It highlights the game's unique skillshot system, breakneck pacing, and surprisingly layered narrative, contrasting it with more self-serious modern shooters.
The two best years in video game history were both in the 2010s - Reader's Feature
A reader argues that 2011 and 2013 were the best years in video game history, citing a high volume of quality releases and industry-shifting console launches. The article details numerous significant titles from both years, including The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword, Skyrim, The Last of Us, and Grand Theft Auto 5, alongside the debut of the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
Bulletstorm dev People Can Fly acquires Cooldown Games
People Can Fly has acquired Dallas-based Cooldown Games for an undisclosed sum, establishing a new publishing vertical. The acquisition will see People Can Fly provide capital and operational support for Cooldown's current and upcoming third-party titles, strengthening its publishing activities and revenue streams.
PEOPLE CAN FLY GROUP ACQUIRES COOLDOWN GAMES BRAND, PUBLISHING RIGHTS, AND VETERAN GEARBOX PUBLISHING TEAM TO RESTORE ITS GLOBAL PUBLISHING VERTICAL.
People Can Fly Group has acquired the Cooldown Games brand, its publishing rights, and a team from Gearbox Publishing to re-establish its global publishing vertical. This move aims to strengthen People Can Fly's self-publishing strategy, increase profit margins on owned intellectual property, and introduce a new revenue stream through third-party publishing agreements. The acquisition also provides growth capital and operational support to Cooldown Games' existing slate of titles.