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Tomo Endless Blue pushes its long-delayed Kickstarter back to possibly May 26 for quality control
The Kickstarter campaign for the survival MMO Tomo: Endless Blue has been delayed again by developer Onibi. The studio cited the need for more time to ensure quality and polish the game, pushing the potential launch date to May 26th. Onibi is working on a new trailer and gameplay footage to present the game in its best possible light.
Sony removes a selection of 'spam' games from its storefront as it continues its battle against shovelware
Sony has removed numerous 'shovelware' games from the PlayStation Store, including titles like Water Blast Shooter - Wet Gun and Jesus Simulator. This action is part of Sony's ongoing effort to combat low-quality and potentially AI-generated games, following criticism regarding the storefront's quality control.
Sony Delists 100s More Crappy PS5, PS4 Games, Including Jesus Simulator
Sony has delisted hundreds of low-quality games from the PlayStation Store, including titles like Jesus Simulator and Card Shop Game Store: TCG Simulator. This move is part of an ongoing effort to remove cash grabs and potentially deceptive titles from the digital storefronts for both PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4.
After Waves Of Complaints, Limited Run Games Is Planning Big Changes
Limited Run Games is implementing significant changes following widespread criticism regarding product quality and potential hardware damage. The company is strengthening oversight, improving communication, and addressing issues with past releases, including problematic NES cartridges and 3DO CD-Rs. These changes follow the departure of co-founder Josh Fairhurst, with new leadership focusing on a fan-first approach and clearer updates on project timelines.
