Category: Video Games
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League Tanks Even Harder After Mrs. Freeze Debut
If you didn’t think Sweet Baby Inc., Rocksteady Studios, and Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League could be humiliated any further, hold onto your Harley Quinn baseball bat because they’ve hit a new low. The game’s Season 2 update launched yesterday, July 25, and the numbers were abysmal. On...
Read MoreUbisoft Issues Apology to Japanese Gamers for Assassin’s Creed Shadows
The pressure over Assassin’s Creed Shadows has gotten to Ubisoft. Since the game’s trailer debuted, Ubisoft has been inundated with complaints from gamers, mostly those in Japan, over its disrespect for Japanese history and culture. The highest-profile issue is the use of Yasuke, a historical b...
Read MoreConcord Early Access Beta is a Bomb
The main attraction at this year’s PlayStation State of Play was Concord, a sci-fi first-person shooter developed by Firewalk Studios (which is owned by Sony, hence the focus at State of Play). It was pretty underwhelming, a goofy-looking game with some nice visuals but little to draw anyone in. ...
Read MoreMrs. Freeze is Real, Coming to Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League Next Week
That Mrs. Freeze rumor from a couple of months ago has just been confirmed. If you don’t remember, an image – which was since copyright-stricken, an indication of its accuracy – of what people were saying was an alternate universe version of Batman villain Mr. Freeze that would debut in season...
Read MoreAssassin’s Creed Shadows Steals More Artifacts While Yasuke’s False History is Exposed
It keeps getting worse for Assassin’s Creed Shadows, the next entry in Ubisoft’s video game series, which is set in feudal Japan. After they used Chinese architecture instead of Japanese and used the flag of a reenactment group without permission – not to mention the problems with Yasuke – r...
Read MoreStellar Blade Developer Shift Up Goes Public, Institutes ESG Reports
Shift Up’s tenure as a video game studio that catered to its fans may be over. The South Korean company that made this year’s hit game Stellar Blade has just become a publicly traded company, and so far, it’s quite successful, getting $320 million in its initial public offering, according to B...
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