Category: gaming
Minecraft partners with BBC to release a new world inspired by Planet Earth 3
Mojang Studios has partnered with BBC for a brand-new Minecraft Education world inspired by Planet Earth 3. Starting today (January 16), Minecraft Education Edition players will be able to access the natural world influenced by the popular British documentary series, allowing them to explore new biomes and play as creatures…
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Former Witcher 3 and Cyberpunk devs reveal title for upcoming game from their new studio
Rebel Wolves, a team of developers composed of CD Project Red veterans, has revealed some tantalizing details about its ongoing project. The folks at Rebel Wolves are known for their roles in developing fantasy classic The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt and gritty sci-fi adventure Cyberpunk 2077 before moving on to…
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Rainbow Six Siege is toying with more attacker nerfs, and players aren’t happy
Ubisoft is testing out more changes to Rainbow Six Siege in its Lab Test Server, and not everyone is happy about what’s in store. Earlier today (January 15), the Lab Test Server opened its doors, and until January 22 at 4pm ET / 1pm PT / 9pm GMT (January 23…
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Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth gets a new story trailer teasing the iconic Nibelheim scene
Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth’s latest trailer is here, and although it’s a relatively short one, it’s a minute of story-packed goodness that’s sure to get fans excited. Notably, upon loading up the trailer, fans are immediately greeted with their latest glimpse of the iconic Nibelheim Incident scene. Without going into…
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Ace Attorney’s move to 3D came because of a Professor Layton crossover, ‘we couldn’t ignore the possibilities’
Kenichi Hashimoto, producer of the upcoming Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy, opened up about the series’ history in a recent interview. Speaking with the folks at Play Magazine, Hashimoto described the series’ move from its timeless 2D graphics to a more modern 3D approach (via GamesRadar). “We had no plans…
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Twitch CEO addresses company’s layoffs, says the platform isn’t ‘profitable at this point’
The CEO of streaming platform Twitch, Dan Clancy, has publicly spoken about the company’s recent layoffs, and revealed that right now, “we aren’t profitable.” This came during a community chat hosted on Twitch yesterday (January 11). Clancy stated: “We’ve implied this before, where we say we need to run it…
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