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Battlefield 1 multiplayer has a new medal system

Battlefield 1 will use its multiplayer medals to get players to focus on one style of play at a time. Players must choose the medal they are going for from a list of five randomly generated medals, and they ... Read More...

Friday the 13th: The Game delayed, adds single player campaign

Gun Media and IllFonic have announced that the upcoming Friday the 13th game will be delayed from its initial Fall 2016 release to Spring 2017. The reason for the delay is due to a large volume of requests f... Read More...

ARK: Survival Evolved gets second annual Halloween event

Studio Wildcard has announced the dates for ARK: Survival Evolved's second annual Fear Evolved-Halloween event. Fear Evolved 2 will run from October 27 to November 6. Players participating will be able to hunt the legendary DodoWyvern while traversing the S... Read More...

Dishonored 2’s levels feature unique gameplay mechanics

Arkane Studios has put out a trailer for Dishonored 2, showing how each level in the upcoming game will be based on a unique theme, and even unique gameplay mechanics. Missions will still be differentiated f... Read More...

EA asks fans for Mass Effect 2 and 3 compatibility votes

EA has asked fans to show their support for adding Mass Effect 2 and 3 to the list of backwards compatible Xbox 360 titles on Xbox One. In response to a tweet regarding compatibility for the remaining games ... Read More...

New content added for GTA Online Biker update

After last week’s Bikers update, Rockstar Games has added some more vehicles, storage, and customization options to GTA Online. Grand Theft Auto V’s online mode has grown substantially since it launched in 2013, and now it is boasting two more vehicles to p... Read More...

What you need to know about Battlefield 1 rent-a-server

Shortly after the launch of Battlefield 1, you will be able to rent-a-server to host your own private and public Battlefield 1 games. You can rent these servers from an in-game store, once it goes live, and ... Read More...

Steam Controller “on track” to sell 1M units

The numbers may surprise the controller's detractors, but the Steam Controller is on track to sell one million units by early next year. Valve engineer Jeff Bellinghausen spoke at Seattle's Steam Dev Days (v... Read More...

Xbox One library of backward compatible games grow

Silent Hill: Downpour, Eat Lead, and Puzzle Quest join the library of over 250 Xbox 360 backward compatible games you can now enjoy on your Xbox One. Revealed by Larry Hryb, Director of Programming for Xbox Live, you can enjoy these three games today. ht... Read More...

Valve is adding PS4 controller support to Steam soon

Valve's Steam service is getting native PS4 controller support in a future update, Valve's Jeff Bellinghausen revealed at Steam Dev Days. In a transcript of the talk posted to Gamasutra, Bellinghausen explains ... Read More...

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