The . Instead, the focus is on the "ridiculous amount of work" still to do to build out the franchise and ensure that it lives up to its full potential, he explained.
Valve has assured that the password loophole has been closed.
Valve has begun resetting numerous Steam passwords after some users found they could easily hijack another person's account.
It appears that the security flaw was discovered at some stage in July, and became more prominently known as users passed around the knowledge. Valve has said it has now fixed the issue, and that it is "resetting passwords on accounts with suspicious password changes during that period or may have otherwise been affected."
The ease in which users can hijack others' Steam accounts had come as a surprise for some users. In the video below, one streamer shows that the process begins by clicking on the "forgot my login details" on the Steam client. After this, a "hacker" would need to enter their target's Steam account name, after which the client responds with a message saying that a randomly generated code has been sent to the email address associated with the target's account.
Normally the user would need to copy the random code sent via email and paste it into the Steam client. However, if players type in no code at all and click continue, they will still be allowed to proceed. Then they can create a new password for their account.
Numerous users, , has assured that those affected will be looked after. It also has said the loophole has been closed.
"To protect users, we are resetting passwords on accounts with suspicious password changes during that period or may have otherwise been affected," the company said.
"Relevant users will receive an email with a new password. Once that email is received, it is recommended that users login to their account via the Steam client and set a new password.
"Please note that while an account password was potentially modified during this period the password itself was not revealed. Also, if Steam Guard was enabled, the account was protected from unauthorized logins even if the password was modified."
For the second week in a row, EA'swe said the game "fails to pair its solid mechanics with diverse and interesting content."
It continued: "Its myriad technical failings drag the otherwise picturesque courses into the dirt. There are just too few courses and golfers to keep you playing, and even the limited game modes available don't have anywhere near the complexity or depth we've come to expect.
"Whether you want to call it a shank, a duff, or a whiff, all that really matters is that Rory McIlroy PGA Tour is a poor effort from a series that was looking to make a splash in its generational debut."
was particularly positive about the Wii U title. It concluded: "Splatoon is the antithesis to the modern shooter, but it primarily deserves recognition for what it is, not what it isn't. It's a wonderful game with charm and inventive ideas that work and pave the way for new experiences in an otherwise stale category of games."
"Xbox members, are you having trouble connecting to Xbox Live? We are currently working with our partner to find a fix for these issues," the status page states as of 12:24 PM PDT. "Thanks for being patient. Another update will be provided as soon as possible."
We'll report back with any updates. In the meantime, let us know if you're having any Xbox Live issues in the comments below.
Update 2: As of 4:13 PM PDT, The Xbox Live status page now lists the only affected gaming and social services as unlocking achievements, suggesting the sign-in issues have (at least temporarily) been resolved. A support tweet adds, "Sign in across devices should be back to normal."
However, issues with buying downloadable items has since been added to the status page's alert list, and there remain reports of those (myself included) who are unable to play certain digital games.
Update: Today's issues are also impacting Xbox Live members' ability to play at least certain games, including .
"Xbox members, are you having trouble connecting to Xbox Live? We are currently working with our partner to find a fix for these issues," the status page states as of 12:24 PM PDT. "Thanks for being patient. Another update will be provided as soon as possible."
We'll report back with any updates. In the meantime, let us know if you're having any Xbox Live issues in the comments below.
China has now officially and fully lifted its console gaming ban, allowing systems such as . Nintendo has not yet announced specific plans to bring its consoles or games to the market.
China enacted its console ban in 2000, blocking the sale of systems over concerns about potential harm to the physical and mental development of children.
The Elder Scrolls Online launched on PC last year, but has since seen major updates (including the abandoning of its monthly subscription). The long-delayed Xbox One and PS4 versions launched in June.
It takes a whopping 21 minutes to document the movie's many sins, which range from an awful-looking intro to some of the most incompetent henchmen in cinema history. Whether or not you've seen the movie, the full video is worth a watch.
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The just-released video game movie Pixels was going to feature numerous scenes in China, including one where the country's iconic Great Wall was partially destroyed by video game characters, but these never made it into the film film due to fear they would cause "some sensitivity."
to see all the video game movies currently in production--and there are lots.