Update: An Amazon spokesperson provided the following statement to RPS on the company's plans for Bondulence going forwards: "Amazon MGM holds the rights to any future James Bond video games but it’s still too early to discuss future projects. …
… Here's hoping studios who insist on using AI for early images can do a better job of keeping their eye on the disclosure ball going forwards. …
… I have played seven hours of Subnautica 2's early access build , and I consider it to be a hoot and a holler and AAAIEE, I'm running out of air, glubglublglubbulglub. It is very similar to the first game, but then again it's been 12 years since the latter entered early access. …
… "The complete Subnautica 2 Early Access experience, including multiplayer support, as well as all future patches and updates, will be delivered exclusively through official builds on our partner platforms." If you're interested in those post-launch plans, Mark has the skinny on the giant squid . …
… Over on the EpicGamesPC subreddit, a series of photos from a talk Epic held regarding the storefront's future shows off the kinds of things you can expect from it over the next year. …
… The full impact of Microsoft deciding they'd no longer like to back these studios will likely be felt early next month , with that reportedly being when the hammer will fall in terms of major job cuts.
… That said, Ubisoft did make clear that remakes of older stabby robe-wearer games were a key part of their future plans as of 2024 . …
… "The game is set 400 years in the future after several civilizations have risen and experienced different catastrophic events, and humans now live burrowed into the mountains of trash from those civilizations, hence the cobbled-together look," explains one Bluesky thread from October . …
… The biomods system will also see some improvements with the ability to unlock several passive slots, alongside adding in a few more biomod options in the early game. …
… Not long after announcing their plans to fire more than 1000 staff into the sun - in a move CEO Tim Sweeney blamed on a downturn in Fortnite's popularity, some "industry-wide challenges", and having " taken a lot of bullets in a battle which is only in the early days of paying off for ourselves and… …