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Astro Bot Review: Team Asobi’s Nintendo-Style Platformer Is an Instant PS5 Classic
Astro Bot is an incredible and unmissable adventure that leaves your heart singing. Its childlike authenticity, undeniable earnestness and endearing simplicity stand out amid glum, self-serious PlayStation exclusives that seem to be straining to be more than just a video game.
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Stellar Blade Review: No Sharp Edges
Stellar Blade, the debut game from Korean studio Shift Up, is laser-focussed on its singular skillset. As an action-adventure title, it zeroes in on the action with admirable flair, but it purposefully avoids complexity in almost every other department to deliver an experience that constantly urges you forward and deeper into its combat playground ...
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Stellar Blade Has Sold Over 1 Million Copies, Plans for PC Version Under Review: Report
Stellar Blade, the action-adventure title from debutant studio Shift Up, has reportedly sold one million units since it was released in April. The developer made the revelation Tuesday at its initial public offering (IPO) press conference.
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Maharaj Review: Junaid Khan Tries Gamely To Rise Above The Tameness Of The Script
Maharaj Review: Jaideep Ahlawat towers over everything and everyone else in the film with an understated performance that exudes creepy mendacity.
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Sony Walks Back Helldivers 2 PSN Account Linking Requirement on Steam After Widespread Backlash
Sony has walked back on its decision that mandated new and existing Helldivers 2 players on Steam to link their PlayStation Network accounts to Valve’s service after severe backlash over the weekend. On Friday, Sony had announced that users would need to link their Steam account to their PSN account to continue playing Helldivers 2.
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DRS Drama Hits IPL Again: Rishabh Pant Argues With Umpire Over Review
Delhi Capitals skipper Rishabh Pant was involved in an argument with the on-field umpire over a DRS call during the IPL 2024 game against Lucknow Super Giants.
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Vivo X100 Pro Review: A Smartphone With an Eye for Photography
After a rough patch with its X90 Pro, Vivo is out to reclaim its lost glory as an exceptional camera-first smartphone. It packs in the latest hardware including some custom bits and a new V3 co-processor as well. But does it perform as expected? And is it a worthy upgrade over its predecessor? We find out in this review.
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The Day Before Delisted From Steam Days After Troubled Launch, Studio Fntastic Announces Shutdown
The Day Before has been delisted from Steam, following a horrible launch plagued by negative reviews, backlash over false advertising, and inconsistent online features. As a result, its developer Fntastic has also announced closure, with plans to use the received income to pay off debts. Its publisher Mytona, however, has promised to offer refunds ...
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Google Pixel 8 Pro Review: New Pixel, Old Problems
In 2023, Google’s Pixel may be the only smartphone which openly adapted several AI-enhanced features. While many of these may be controversial, it does set new standards for image editing even though it will take Google a while to perfect these. As for the rest, there are only minor performance-related improvements over the previous model even th...
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EA Sports FC 24 Review: FIFA’s Promised Rebirth Remains a Rehash
After selling over 325 million copies, the FIFA series ended last year with FIFA 23, but it did not go away. Birthed in the mandate of EA Sports’ annual release cycle and promising a new beginning, EA Sports FC 24 has arrived in place of what would have been FIFA 24. But is anything new, aside from its name?
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Mortal Kombat 1 Review: New Flesh on Old Bones
Mortal Kombat 1 Review: Marking a new era in the bone-krunching franchise, Mortal Kombat 1 is a neat entry for newcomers to the fighting game genre. This soft reboot doesn’t reinvent its roots in any form but drastically evolves over its predecessors from a visual perspective, delivering more gore and excellent cinematics. The new Kameo system op...
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Starfield’s ‘Boundary Reached’ Message and Potential Exploration Limits Have Raised Concerns Among Fans
A Starfield leak over the weekend raised concerns among fans about its possible limits of exploration. In the leaked clip, it was claimed that players could run non-stop for 40 minutes on a planet, before reaching a dead end in the form of a ‘Boundary Reached’ menu. While some fans are worried that developer Bethesda might have lied to them abo...
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DualSense Edge Review: Cutting-Edge Comes at a Cost
Sony’s new controller, the DualSense Edge, promises considerable upgrades over the already stellar DualSense, and it delivers on most of them.
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Tencent Chief Blasts Managers Over "Corruption" Issues In Fiery Townhall
In a rare show of frustration, Pony Ma said at a year-end meeting with staff on Dec. 15 that internal reviews this year had exposed unspecified corruption within Asia's biggest social media and gaming company, the sources said.
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Need for Speed Unbound Review: Just Shy of Greatness
NFS Unbound review: a solid arcade racing game that offers a great story mode, but a forgettable multiplayer experience. Need for Speed Unbound released on December 2 for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series S/X.
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Astro Bot Review: Team Asobi’s Nintendo-Style Platformer Is an Instant PS5 Classic
Astro Bot is an incredible and unmissable adventure that leaves your heart singing. Its childlike authenticity, undeniable earnestness and endearing simplicity stand out amid glum, self-serious PlayStation exclusives that seem to be straining to be more than just a video game.
-
Stellar Blade Review: No Sharp Edges
Stellar Blade, the debut game from Korean studio Shift Up, is laser-focussed on its singular skillset. As an action-adventure title, it zeroes in on the action with admirable flair, but it purposefully avoids complexity in almost every other department to deliver an experience that constantly urges you forward and deeper into its combat playground ...
-
Stellar Blade Has Sold Over 1 Million Copies, Plans for PC Version Under Review: Report
Stellar Blade, the action-adventure title from debutant studio Shift Up, has reportedly sold one million units since it was released in April. The developer made the revelation Tuesday at its initial public offering (IPO) press conference.
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Maharaj Review: Junaid Khan Tries Gamely To Rise Above The Tameness Of The Script
Maharaj Review: Jaideep Ahlawat towers over everything and everyone else in the film with an understated performance that exudes creepy mendacity.
-
Sony Walks Back Helldivers 2 PSN Account Linking Requirement on Steam After Widespread Backlash
Sony has walked back on its decision that mandated new and existing Helldivers 2 players on Steam to link their PlayStation Network accounts to Valve’s service after severe backlash over the weekend. On Friday, Sony had announced that users would need to link their Steam account to their PSN account to continue playing Helldivers 2.
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DRS Drama Hits IPL Again: Rishabh Pant Argues With Umpire Over Review
Delhi Capitals skipper Rishabh Pant was involved in an argument with the on-field umpire over a DRS call during the IPL 2024 game against Lucknow Super Giants.
-
Vivo X100 Pro Review: A Smartphone With an Eye for Photography
After a rough patch with its X90 Pro, Vivo is out to reclaim its lost glory as an exceptional camera-first smartphone. It packs in the latest hardware including some custom bits and a new V3 co-processor as well. But does it perform as expected? And is it a worthy upgrade over its predecessor? We find out in this review.
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The Day Before Delisted From Steam Days After Troubled Launch, Studio Fntastic Announces Shutdown
The Day Before has been delisted from Steam, following a horrible launch plagued by negative reviews, backlash over false advertising, and inconsistent online features. As a result, its developer Fntastic has also announced closure, with plans to use the received income to pay off debts. Its publisher Mytona, however, has promised to offer refunds ...
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Google Pixel 8 Pro Review: New Pixel, Old Problems
In 2023, Google’s Pixel may be the only smartphone which openly adapted several AI-enhanced features. While many of these may be controversial, it does set new standards for image editing even though it will take Google a while to perfect these. As for the rest, there are only minor performance-related improvements over the previous model even th...
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EA Sports FC 24 Review: FIFA’s Promised Rebirth Remains a Rehash
After selling over 325 million copies, the FIFA series ended last year with FIFA 23, but it did not go away. Birthed in the mandate of EA Sports’ annual release cycle and promising a new beginning, EA Sports FC 24 has arrived in place of what would have been FIFA 24. But is anything new, aside from its name?
-
Mortal Kombat 1 Review: New Flesh on Old Bones
Mortal Kombat 1 Review: Marking a new era in the bone-krunching franchise, Mortal Kombat 1 is a neat entry for newcomers to the fighting game genre. This soft reboot doesn’t reinvent its roots in any form but drastically evolves over its predecessors from a visual perspective, delivering more gore and excellent cinematics. The new Kameo system op...
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Starfield’s ‘Boundary Reached’ Message and Potential Exploration Limits Have Raised Concerns Among Fans
A Starfield leak over the weekend raised concerns among fans about its possible limits of exploration. In the leaked clip, it was claimed that players could run non-stop for 40 minutes on a planet, before reaching a dead end in the form of a ‘Boundary Reached’ menu. While some fans are worried that developer Bethesda might have lied to them abo...
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DualSense Edge Review: Cutting-Edge Comes at a Cost
Sony’s new controller, the DualSense Edge, promises considerable upgrades over the already stellar DualSense, and it delivers on most of them.
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Tencent Chief Blasts Managers Over "Corruption" Issues In Fiery Townhall
In a rare show of frustration, Pony Ma said at a year-end meeting with staff on Dec. 15 that internal reviews this year had exposed unspecified corruption within Asia's biggest social media and gaming company, the sources said.
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Need for Speed Unbound Review: Just Shy of Greatness
NFS Unbound review: a solid arcade racing game that offers a great story mode, but a forgettable multiplayer experience. Need for Speed Unbound released on December 2 for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series S/X.
