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The No Man’s Sky 3.15 update is now rolling out across PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, and Xbox One devices. It’s significant in size, weighing in at between 10-13 GB depending on platform. As for what the patch does, well that’s a bit of a mystery. At the time of writing, developer Hello Games hasn’t yet revealed the patch notes. Thankfully, the community is working hard to discover the changes for themselves. What are the No Man’s Sky 3.15 update patch notes? No Man’s Sky 3.15 ...

In a system as chaotic as that of game development, it is not uncommon for production to take longer than expected. In fact, throughout the gaming industry, deadlines are either moved or canceled completely every day. Thousands of games fail to see the light of day, often because of events that slowed their development to a crawl. Still, as normal as a delay can be, it remains one of the toughest situations a developer has to deal with. Rescheduling a deadline not only adds pressure to the ent...

39,4 GB NBA 2K21 (Take-Two Interactive) 39,4 GB [SET] NBA 2K21 - Mamba Forever Edition (Take-Two Interactive) 32,6 GB [SET] Mortal Kombat 11 Ultimate (WB Games) 31,5 GB NBA 2K19 (Take-Two Interactive) 31,5 GB NBA 2K19 - 20th Anniversary Edition (Take-Two Interactive) 30,5 GB [SET] Mortal Kombat 11 - Aftermath Kollection (WB Games) 28,1 GB The Witcher III: Wild Hunt - Complete Edition (CD PROJEKT) 27,4 GB L.A. Noire (Take-Two Interactive) 24,5 GB [SET] DC Universe Online + Gotham City Starter Pa...

Posted on Here it is, folks. We finally get to say goodbye to the year that was 2020! This has obviously been an unprecedented year for most of us due to the Covid-19 pandemic, but if you were to try and pull some sort of silver lining out of everything you could say that being forced to spend so much time at home this year has also given many people more time to spend playing video games. And despite being a pandemic-stricken year, 2020 has had an unbelievable amount of great game releases on...

What we said: "Yakuza 0 is, in many respects, the end of an era - and a heck of a finish it is, too." "Amazing game. It is a great into to the Yakuza series," says Abhayd, who is currently halfway through Kiwami, so it must work. Elsewhere lots of votes but not many comments for this one. You Yakuza fans keep it close, which I appreciate. 48. Lair of the Clockwork God Developer: Size Five Games What we said: "Lair of the Clockwork is a delight which leaves me with a warm fuzzy feeling having fi...

Dec 29, 2020 05:22 EST While we haven’t left the house much this year, video games have still let our imaginations run wild and take flight. Adventure games are often characterized by individual players and limited character interaction, this year has seen a much more expanded interpretation of the genre. From multiplayer experiences to a roster of NPCs to meet and communicate with. Which has been a balm for anyone that has spent this year more or less alone. In no particular order, here...

Some nice words about good games, and some weird awards for a weird year After almost a year of pretending to be fully clothed we thought it was only fitting that we don the top half of a tuxedo, pour a glass of bubbly, and scream at our peers in a productive, friendly video call about which games were worthy of awards in 2020, and indeed, what those awards should be. Unlike our much more democratic, sensible GOTY 2020 list, this quickly devolved into silliness, but we were able to get some sin...

The State Of The Nintendo Switch In 2020 It’s hard to imagine what the state of the Nintendo Switch would look like right now if 2020 hadn’t been so horrible. What could have been one of the hardware’s more stagnant years turned into one of its most memorable, when the soothing escapism of Animal Crossing met a world desperately in need of a soothing escape. Advertisement 2019 was a very good year for the Switch. There was a constant stream of excellent first-party games, along with a ro...

However, it is not removing it from the store on December 18, 2020, 15:43 23 comments Editors take: Not since No Mans Skys release can I recall seeing a game more overhyped and underdelivered than Cyberpunk 2077. CD Projekt Red made many mistakes in the months and years before launch. It has hurt the developers reputation, stock value, and ultimately its pocketbook. The hot mess that is the Cyberpunk 2077 launch keeps getting worse for CD Projekt Red. Late ...

Reaction: How Does It Keep Going Wrong for Big Game Launches? Well. This is a fine mess CD Projekt RED has found itself in over Cyberpunk 2077. We went from enormous levels of hype to outright damage control in just over a week. After that initial announcement 8 years ago and many delays, the long-awaited RPG finally arrived on 10th December but, put bluntly, the PS4 version has been shambolic to the Fallout 76th degree. We’ve seen bad launches before but never has Sony felt the need to acti...