Tag: gaming
Sony successfully defends itself in court amidst controller patent lawsuit
Sony has won a court battle instigated by Genuine Enabling Technology (GET) that accused the PlayStation maker of infringing on one of its controller technology patents. At the time of filing, the most recent Sony console would have been the PlayStation 4. As reported by Gamesindustry.biz, the lawsuit originally filed…
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PC gaming handhelds should “feel like an Xbox” says Microsoft’s Phil Spencer, but he’s wrong – they could be something even better
It’s already common knowledge that Phil Spencer, head of Microsoft’s Xbox division, has been interested in the burgeoning PC gaming handheld market. But a recent interview with him during the Game Developers Conference (GDC 2024) revealed what exactly he wants from such a handheld from Microsoft. According to the interview,…
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When is the next Lego Fortnite update?
What’s new in Fortnite? (Image credit: Epic Games) Fortnite just added a bunch of new content as part of a tie-in with Disney’s Pirates of the Caribbean. You can meet characters from the franchise walking around the map, try out the new Ship in a Bottle mythic item, and unlock…
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Modern Warfare 3 Season 3 release date, maps, and everything we know
When is Season 3 dropping? (Image credit: Activision) Activision has now confirmed that Modern Warfare 3 Season 3 is planned for April 3, 2024. No timings have been released so far, but previous seasons have dropped at 9am PT / 12am ET / 5pm GMT. Stay tuned for updates! Modern…
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Final Fantasy 16 on high-end PCs will have better performance than PS5, but the producer encourages users to try the demo first
Final Fantasy 16‘s producer Naoki Yoshida has offered some insight into the game’s PC performance benchmark. Earlier this month, Yoshida confirmed that after almost one year of PlayStation 5 exclusivity, the PC port of Final Fantasy 16 is now in the “final stages of optimization”, and that although it doesn’t…
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The Dragonsplague of Dragon’s Dogma 2 could’ve been in the first game, but ‘limitations of the PS3’ pushed it to the sequel
Dragon’s Dogma 2 director Hideaki Itsuno has shared that the game’s most devastating feature was being considered as early as the series’ 2012 original. Itsuno confirmed as much in a recent interview with Automaton Media, explaining that in-depth systems like Dragonsplague – as well as featuring two massive countries to…
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