Tom Clancy's The Division
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Xbox Game Pass Adds Resident Evil 7, Final Fantasy IV, And More
Microsoft announced new titles coming to Xbox Game Pass in late March and early April, including Resident Evil 7: Biohazard, Final Fantasy IV, Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth, and South of Midnight. Several other games are also being added, while a few titles will be leaving the service on March 31.
Coming to Xbox Game Pass: Disco Elysium, Resident Evil 7: Biohazard, Final Fantasy IV and More
Xbox Game Pass is adding a variety of games throughout March and early April, including "Disco Elysium," "Resident Evil 7: Biohazard," "Final Fantasy IV," and "South of Midnight." Several titles are available today, with others joining later in the month and early next month. "Valorant" and "Sea of Thieves" also received game updates, and "Peppa Pig World Adventures" and "Mad Streets" will be leaving the service on March 31.
The Division 2 breaks its own concurrent Steam record, 7 years after it was first released
Tom Clancy's The Division 2 has achieved a new all-time concurrent player record on Steam, reaching over 26,000 players during its 10-year anniversary celebrations. This resurgence is attributed to new content, a clear roadmap, and the limited-time Realism Mode, which coincides with the upcoming extraction experience, The Division 2: Survivors.
The Division 2's new Realism Mode chops back the HUD, ammo and health regen, and is free for a month
Ubisoft has introduced a new Realism Mode for Tom Clancy's The Division 2, which is available for free for one month and is included with the Warlords of New York expansion. This mode removes HUD elements, disables health regeneration, limits ammo, and increases enemy lethality. The update coincides with the original Tom Clancy's The Division's 10th anniversary and a significant price cut for The Division 2.
Anthem Review
BioWare's Anthem excels in its flight mechanics and character customization, but suffers from numerous issues in storytelling, gunplay, and overall structure. The game is plagued by technical problems, including frequent load screens and bugs that can even cause console shutdowns, making the experience tedious and frustrating despite its promising core elements.