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To sign up for our daily newsletter covering the latest news, features and reviews, head HERE. For a running feed of all our stories, follow us on Twitter HERE. Or you can bookmark the Kotaku Australia homepage to visit whenever you need a news fix. It wasn’t even supposed to be called Anthem. Just days before the annual E3 convention in June of 2017, when the storied studio BioWare would reveal its newest game, the plan had been to go with a different title: Beyond. They’d even printed out Beyond T-shirts for the staff. Then, less than a week before the Los Angeles press conference he...

Earlier this month, it was reported that EA executives were meeting with BioWare to discuss the future of Anthem and make a final decision on whether or not to continue with the Anthem 2.0/Anthem Next reboot. Now, we know the result of that meeting- Anthem is officially scrapped.  Last night, BioWare announced that it was ending development on Anthem, noting that the COVID-19 pandemic slowed down progress and now, things have reached a point where stressful crunch work would need to be done to get a new version of the game released. While development on Anthem is coming to an end, the game w...

BioWare and Electronic Arts are giving up on Anthem, the troubled co-op shooter that launched in 2019. BioWare planned to redesign Anthem (calling it Anthem Next/Anthem 2.0), but plans have changed.

Court will decide Thursday if New Year's dine-in curfew can be enforced, Austin mayor says The Texas Attorney General's Office filed a lawsuit against the City of Austin and Travis County, calling their orders unlawful. Author: Terri Gruca Updated: 5:46 PM CST December 31, 2020 AUSTIN, Texas — On Tuesday night, the City of Austin and Travis County released orders restricting dine-in services from 10:30 p.m. to 6 a.m. from Dec. 31 to Jan. 3. However, the orders intended to limit the spread of COVID-19 during the holidays were not met with praise by Gov. Greg A...

Biden’s Budget  In the absence of news, we’re sticking by our way-too-early predictions of flat defense spending, at best — especially with Congress on the verge of passing another coronavirus stimulus package, this one totalling nearly $1 trillion. If Republicans retain control of the Senate, expect lesser cuts. If Democrats take control after two early-January Georgia runoffs, expect deeper cuts as they focus on priorities other than defense.  In the meantime, the Trump administration last week released what it calls the “FY 2022 Fiscal Planning Framework,” a blueprint for what ...