Added: 25.04.2015 17:40 | 2 views | 0 comments

We're all used to skipping right through end-user license agreements (EULA) when we install new games, but you should take a moment to read .

Added: 25.04.2015 8:17 | 8 views | 0 comments


Tony Polanco from The Koalition writes: "Whats great about math is that its a simple thing to understand on the surface. If you sell something for less money and dont sell a lot of that thing, you will not make a profit. Such is the case with the Xbox One. Though it is priced at $349, this hasnt helped to move a significant amount of systems and this in turn has cut into Microsofts revenue. Our main topic deals with this latest news from the Microsoft camp. We discuss how the companys gaming division got into this state, why people arent buying the Xbox One in droves like they are the PlayStation 4, and what the company can possibly do to correct this problem. Other news covered: Star Wars: Battlefront, Square-Enix event at E3, Honey Badger Brigade controversy, gay Ice-Man, and Daredevil season 2."

Added: 24.04.2015 12:17 | 14 views | 0 comments


Summon Night 5 and Class of Heroes 3 are scheduled to come out in the North America later this year care of Gaijinworks. On the companys forums, founder Vic Ireland talked more about his plans both PSP releases.

Added: 24.04.2015 1:00 | 15 views | 0 comments




Plenty of modders spend countless hours working on new content with no real monetary compensation to speak of, but now they will be able to set a price for their work on Steam.

Valve announced today that paid mod support is coming to Steam Workshop for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. Other games will do the same "in the coming weeks."

Added: 23.04.2015 10:30 | 10 views | 0 comments

A new update to the PlayStation 4 exclusive that it was "exploring" possibilities to expedite wait times, the result of which is this new patch that reduces loading screen durations by 5-15 seconds.

The 1.03 update, which has begun to roll out across North America, Japan, and Europe, weighs 2.7GB and brings a number of other improvements and tweaks.

Among the new changes is the implementation of text pages displayed during loading screens. Whereas before loading screens used a basic image of the Bloodborne logo, now they cycle through various descriptions of items that players encounter throughout the game.

Bloodborne's patch notes can be found below:

• Reduced loading times (approx 5-15 seconds; May vary by circumstance)
• Fixed bug that left certain lifts and elevators inoperable
• Fixed bug that resulted in bosses becoming immobilized
• Fixed bug that left players unable to advance NPC events during multiplayer
• When the PS4 is put into Rest Mode during online play, the game will now return to the main title screen upon resuming play. This will resolve matchmaking issues related to Suspend/Resume.
• Other various bug fixes

Added: 23.04.2015 10:30 | 2 views | 0 comments

A new update to the PlayStation 4 exclusive that it was "exploring" possibilities to expedite wait times, the result of which is this new patch that reduces loading screen durations by 5-15 seconds.

The 1.03 update, which has begun to roll out across North America, Japan, and Europe, weighs 2.7GB and brings a number of other improvements and tweaks.

Among the new changes is the implementation of text pages displayed during loading screens. Whereas before loading screens used a basic image of the Bloodborne logo, now they cycle through various descriptions of items that players encounter throughout the game.

Bloodborne's patch notes can be found below:

• Reduced loading times (approx 5-15 seconds; May vary by circumstance)
• Fixed bug that left certain lifts and elevators inoperable
• Fixed bug that resulted in bosses becoming immobilized
• Fixed bug that left players unable to advance NPC events during multiplayer
• When the PS4 is put into Rest Mode during online play, the game will now return to the main title screen upon resuming play. This will resolve matchmaking issues related to Suspend/Resume.
• Other various bug fixes