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Most important game releases in March (2025)

Most important game releases in March (2025)

The February games were rather few, but in March the launches begin to take shape with a considerable amount for all platforms. In March, prior to the complete revelation of Nintendo Switch 2, the hybrid console finally sees one of its great relaunch of Wii U with Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition. For their part, ...

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The first descendant will use bikinis to attract lost players back

The first descendant will use bikinis to attract lost players back

Despite its great initial success, Nexon's shooting game has lost a large number of players –More than 95% in its first six months, according to some reports– And the constant updates with new characters and content have not served to relieve the problem. It seems that the developers decided to use the nuclear option and ...

Despite controversy, First Descendant reaches 10 million players

Despite controversy, First Descendant reaches 10 million players

Published last week, The first descendant is a new sci-fi third-person looter shooter from Nexon that feels like a mix of Warframe, Destiny, And The corporate division. But despite mixed reviews and controversy surrounding icons and in-game purchases, The first descendant has reached over 10 million players in just seven days. What is Dragonsplague? The ...

The first descendant is accused of copying Destiny 2 art

The first descendant is accused of copying Destiny 2 art

Picture: Nexon I had some fun with The first descendant but I wouldn’t say that a strong, distinctive art style is one of its core virtues. It’s a pretty derivative game from head to toe. Now it turns out that some of the free-to-play loot shooter’s in-game icons are made almost entirely from Fate 2. ...

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Top Game Releases in July (2024)

Top Game Releases in July (2024)

The mid-year season that started in Junecontinues after the summer presentations for the northern hemisphere. New games from Nintendo, Sony and Microsoft await us for the rest of 2024 and part of 2025. Meanwhile, other releases occupy us in the period of July, although perhaps its biggest representative comes from miHoyo and its ‘gachas’. In ...