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Ubisoft: Day-one releases on Steam again in the future

Ubisoft: Day-one releases on Steam again in the future

Ubisoft has confirmed that it will return to the popular PC marketplace Steam with new releases in the future. Ubisoft was one of the biggest advocates of the Epic Games Store and has released its PC versions there exclusively in recent years, far away from the in-house Ubisoft Store. On the other hand, the company ...

The Boss

Day-one release exclusivity, new pricing, and subscription options

Day-one release exclusivity, new pricing, and subscription options

Today Game Pass for consoles and PCs is more expensive than yesterday and, depending on your situation, possibly will include fewer video games. Without prior notice and with immediate effect Microsoft has rethought what it costs and what is offered in its service equivalent to the Netflix of video games. The changes do not benefit ...

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Don’t play it without the day-one patch

Don’t play it without the day-one patch

Wait before you rush headlong into God of War’s Ragnarok adventure. It is highly recommended to install the traditional launch patch. For all its qualities, like all great games, God of War Ragnarok needs an update when it comes out. Santa Monica Studio asks you not to miss it in order to have an optimal ...

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Nintendo Has Released A Day-One Update For Mario Golf: Super Rush

Nintendo Has Released A Day-One Update For Mario Golf: Super Rush

It’s become standard practice for Nintendo to release day-one updates for its latest releases on the Switch. Following on from first-day patches for Ithopia and Game Builder Garage, we’ve now got one for Camelot’s game, Mario Golf: Super Rush. It bumps the title up to Version 1.1.0. According to the Japanese support page, there are ...

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A Day-One Update For Game Builder Garage Is Now Live

A Day-One Update For Game Builder Garage Is Now Live

This week’s big Nintendo release is Game Builder Garage – its origins, as you might already know, stem from Nintendo Labo. In short, you make games and you can even connect a USB mouse to enhance your experience. If you are one of the many who picked the game up on release, you might have ...