1. Netflix, the streaming platform, is persistently expanding its footprint in the gaming world with more than 80 games now being created. This information was shared by Netflix’s co-CEO, Gregory K. Peters, during their recent financial update meeting.
As a dedicated GTA V gamer, I’m bummed out that we haven’t received any new single-player story DLC yet. One of the game’s editors recently explained why Rockstar Games chose not to pursue this project further. While I can’t speak for everyone, my guess is that it had something to do with the immense resources required to create such high-quality content and the team’s focus on other projects.
The use of AI in creating art for video games, such as Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3’s cosmetics, remains a debated issue among enthusiasts. This controversial topic has gained significant attention recently.
Summer has arrived, and just like a skilled Sims player would suggest, this is an ideal moment to kick off the festivities within the game. Interestingly enough, Maxis concurs with our sentiments, having recently unveiled an excellent expansion: The Sims 4 Riviera Pack.
Playing Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Wrath of the Mutants on contemporary platforms now seems unusual. A 2024 adaptation of a 2017 arcade game, which is itself based on a 2012 animated series, results in an intriguing licensed product. However, it doesn’t deliver an impressive brawling experience, given the recent surge in genre development and even other TMNT titles.