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'Shipping a Major Franchise Like Clockwork Every Year Is a Really Difficult Task' — Microsoft Responds to Call of Duty: Black Ops 7's Disappointing Launch

Clearly, all is not well in the world of Call of Duty. Black Ops 7 appears to have struggled for players and sales relatively speaking amid tough competition from the likes of EA’s Battlefield 6 and Embark Studios’ Arc Raiders, and coming out just a year after Black Ops 6. Microsoft is yet to announce a player count or a sales figure for Black Ops 7, nor has it detailed any boost to Game Pass…
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Clair Obscur: Expedition 33's DLC Is Out Now | The Game Awards

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 just swept The Game Awards, winning a whopping 9 out of 11 of its nominations, including Game of the Year. In celebration, Sandfall Interactive took the stage to announce that its previously-announced DLC for the game is out…now. Right…
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Jonathan Blow Unveils 250-Hour Puzzle Epic at TGA 2025

Puzzle games have changed a lot since The Witness hit in 2016, which showed us new ways of interpreting game environments and connecting the dots. And even in 2025 we had the likes of Blue Prince shake up our understanding with the twist of a roguelike deckbuilding puzzler. In the years since, the lead designer of Braid and The Witness, Jonathan Blow, had been working on a new project with a…
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'It's a Bit of a Joke at This Point How Often We Release Skyrim, but It's a Great Game' — Bethesda Sees Funny Side After Shadowdropping Nintendo Switch 2 Port

Another day, another Skyrim port — this time The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim – Anniversary Edition is out on Nintendo Switch 2 after a shadowdrop — and even Bethesda can see the funny side. Skyrim’s release on Switch 2 has resurfaced jokes about Bethesda milking the life out of its open-world fantasy role-playing game by releasing it on all the platforms under the sun. Skyrim has been…
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After Almost a Decade, Pokémon Go Delights Fans by Finally Adding Remote Trading — and for Now, There Are No Strings Attached

Pokémon Go now finally lets players trade creatures from afar — a feature that fans have wanted for almost a decade. Since Pokémon Go launched in 2016, the game has been hesitant to allow gameplay that does not encourage players to meet up in person. Remote raiding was only added to the game during the era of Covid lockdowns, and trading has remained locked within a small location radius —…
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