What? Until Dawn isn’t even a PlayStation published game. Wasn’t it published by the same company who published The Quarry?

Why is Jason Voorhees suddenly a metal guy? He got so scared he needs metal plates now?

Can I play as Big the Cat?

Was it the Cyberpunk 2077 of 2014 games? Some assets were clearly not ready, such as a placeholder icon, a material not rendering correctly, a music track not playing, and other issues.

What is OpenXR?

Wait, Roll7 was acquired by Take-Two?

What happened to Monster Prom 3?

They’re already on Proton 9.0?

I’ve never heard of this game…

I’m not sure why they’re using an older logo for this article thumbnail.

What about FSR3?

Since when was Tribes a science fiction series? I guess it always was…

What is the voice?

What happened to Humble Bundle?

These options look pretty interesting. Too bad Worms W.M.D cannot be live streamed on Xbox Game Pass anymore…

Will the spoiler policy last until next year?

They should have done this earlier so they could guarantee a release date parity with the PS5 version.

About the EA Apex Legends patent for the ping system… remember that EA has patented some of the mechanics from Spore and The Sims such as the Sporepedia concept and the Sim body sliders in The Sims 4 where you can drag parts on their body to reshape them in the creator.

Both appear to be not leased for free like the Apex Legends patent and as a result games are affected. Spiritual successors such as Elysian Eclipse and Life by You have to skirt around the patents - the latter is visibly shown to have regular style sliders where they’re located on a menu, and the developer for the former game complains about having to dodge the patents too.

In other words Electronic Arts isn’t fully innocent. But Nintendo and Electronic Arts can get some favor from us by doing the same thing EA did with Apex Legends patents for the patents registered for The Legend of Zelda, Spore, and The Sims. Nintendo might be able to blow this away if they do this, unlike WB’s patents with the Nemesis system, which is still commonly complained about.

Actually they replaced it with “EA App” last year. I’m pissed because the replacement for Origin doesn’t open The Sims 3 properly when using Create a World, so it thinks I’m just launching the game normally and doesn’t go in the correct mode to edit my world.

Apparently it is right now the only game on Steam that is elegible to be classified as “Overwhelmingly Negative” to have less than 10% of reviewers to recommend the game. Is this a new world record?