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PlayStation Now December games: GTA III, John Wick Hex, and FFX/X-2 - Vimarsana News

PlayStation Now December games: GTA III, John Wick Hex, and FFX/X-2

Four games are joining PlayStation Now on December 7, including Grand Theft Auto III: The Definitive Edition — for a limited time, that is.

What is a game? - Vimarsana News

What is a game?

What is a game? It's a debate that rears its bemusing head every now and then as developers push the boundaries of the medium, and this month it has been brought back to the fore by a group arguably less qualified to give a concrete definition: lawyers. The Epic Vs Apple trial has seen both sides arguing as to what is and isn't a game, depending on what suits their purposes, with some truly bizarre explanations now officially part of a court record. To Epic CEO Tim Sweeney, Fortnite is not a game. It is, instead, a metaverse, a "phenomenon that transcends gaming." To Apple marketing director...

Humble Bundle Turns Charity Sliders Back On After Backlash - Vimarsana News

Humble Bundle Turns Charity Sliders Back On After Backlash

The sliders are back, and more ways to donate to charity could also come later.

Fights in Tight Spaces Early Access – Ruthlessly efficient, card-based combat for the discerning face breaker – TheSixthAxis - Vimarsana News

Fights in Tight Spaces Early Access – Ruthlessly efficient, card-based combat for the discerning face breaker – TheSixthAxis

28/02/211 John Wick. The Raid. Into the Breach. Slay the Spire. Superhot. Mike Bithell doing, well, anything. If you’re nodding along, then you’re going to love Fights in Tight Spaces’ card-based fight choreography. You’ll likely recognise some notes cribbed from similar games, but FITS feels like an interpretation of these ideas, rather than a retread. Call it Mixed Martial Arts, because though it might borrow a few moves, it weaves them together into something wholly its own. There’s card-based combat, roguelike deckbuilding, and node-based map progression, but I feel the trait FI...