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One Day, One Game: Panthaa Switches ToNew Beat Saber Content
Today in One Day, One Game, find Panthaa and Lâm on Beat Saber, the rhythm game in virtual reality. Discover the music that make up the Monstercat Music Vol.1 pack, released on March 14th. It contains 10 new tracks, but is unfortunately not free. Here is the complete list of added music: ‘Boundless’ – Aero Chord ‘Emoji VIP’ – Pegboard Nerds ‘Epic’ &#...[Read More]
Google Stadia Cloud Gaming Platform Is A New Competitor On The Gaming Market
In its presentation from GDC 2019 this afternoon, Google announced Google Stadia Cloud Gaming: It’s not a console but a platform that will run even the most graphics-intense PC games from Google’s data center to an existing device without much lag time. And yes, the company is plainly competing directly with existing platforms. It will indeed launch this year, though the company didn’t discuss exp...[Read More]
Meet New Apex Legends Character Octane – Trailer
To accompany the arrival of season 1, EA and Respawn have released the ninth Legend of Apex Legends, the first to be unpublished since the release of the game: Octane, an “adrenaline junkie”. Like every Legend, new Apex Legends Character Octane has three unique abilities. His “Stimulating” tactical ability allows him to move 30% faster for six seconds while sacrificing a li...[Read More]
The Angry Birds Augmented Reality Experience Arrives On Mobile This Spring
After appearing on Magic Leap last year, the augmented reality adventure of Angry Birds is officially announced for smartphones, as revealed by Rovio Entertainment. Our beloved feathery avengers have already explored virtual reality on PC, and are now getting ready for iOS devices, where they will integrate the player environment with the camera’s prism. Rovio announced the arrival of this n...[Read More]
Yakuza 5’s PS4 Port Heats Up Japan This June
Japan’s Weekly Famitsu magazine has revealed that the Yakuza 5 PS4 port will be hitting shelves on June 20, 2019, for 3,990 yen. Being a mere port instead of a remaster, the game will only update the resolution to 1080p and bring the framerate up to 60 FPS. You’ll also be able to have the entire Yakuza saga on one console, which is great for spur of the moment replays. While the change...[Read More]