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Farming Simulator 22 (self-published) is coming this year, will be bigger and better
New maps, brands, machines, features and more
Farming in the snow - seasons are coming!
Improved performance, immersion, animals
Cultivated to be bigger and better – the ultimate and multimillion-selling farming simulation returns this year! Farming Simulator 22 will come to PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Mac and Stadia in Q4 2021. The game will not only be developed by GIANTS Software – but published, too. The international, Swiss-based company is raising the quality by full self-determination.
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BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment America Inc. today announced that the third set of DLC characters, along with a free story update, are now available for
Captain Tsubasa: Rise of New Champions.
The Character Pass welcomes three renowned challengers as playable characters Pepe, a talented youth from Brazil known for his signature Wild Shot; Xiao Junguang, a Chinese player with a unique ability to counter even the most powerful shots; and Taichi Nakanishi, a goalie who boasts a near-impossible combination of size and speed. These newcomers are now available through the Character Pass for PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, and PC via STEAM.
Indie marketplace Itch has been added to the Epic Games Store ); }
Epic has added a number of new PC apps to the Epic Games Store, including the indie-centric game marketplace Itch.io.
Beyond that, it s worth remembering that Epic is about to duke it out with Apple in a legal battle that it claims is about eradicating marketplace monopolies and extortionate platform fees. With that in mind, the appearance of Itch which Epic describes as a DRM free indie focused open game store, where the developer sets their price (or no price) and controls the revenue share as well on the Epic Games Store could be viewed as a rather pointed statement.
Bandai Namco staff say California office relocation is essentially like a layoff ); }
Bandai Namco Entertainment America is shutting down its office in Santa Clara and relocating workers to a new office in Southern California.
As reported by VentureBeat, the company said the switch is designed to improve collaboration between its digital and physical goods departments, but has only given employees until the end of May to decide whether to relocate. Bandai Namco Entertainment America will be moving its Santa Clara, California-based offices to Southern California, said the Japanese publisher in a statement. This decision has been made to enable different group companies within the Bandai Namco group to integrate and open new opportunities for cross-collaboration across its entire portfolio in both the digital and physical goods sectors.