Dennis Patrick

4 days ago | gameranx.com | Dennis Patrick

Cyberpunk 2077 was the big RPG release CD Projekt Red was banking on after their incredibly successful installment of The Witcher 3. However, upon launching the game, it was a disaster. Developers had to keep their heads down and work hard to turn this game around. Fortunately, they accomplished this feat, and now the developers are preparing for another release of this game.

4 days ago | gameranx.com | Dennis Patrick

We’ve been seeing a boom lately with video game adaptations in the form of television series and movies. It wasn’t too long ago that they strayed too far off the source material when these adaptations happened. That, ultimately, created a lackluster experience that didn’t appeal much to fans of the game or newcomers. However, things have started to change, and these latest adaptations have been received incredibly well, such as Fallout.

4 days ago | gameranx.com | Dennis Patrick

Grand Theft Auto IV could soon see a new release into the marketplace. While fans of the franchise have been mainly focused on the next installment, Grand Theft Auto VI, another game could come this year. A new report from an industry insider has made new claims online about what they have recently heard about this previous installment. It’s been a long time since we saw the release of Grand Theft Auto IV.

4 days ago | gameranx.com | Dennis Patrick

We’re just days away from the next big AAA release in the marketplace. We’ll finally get our hands on Doom: The Dark Ages this week. The game is set to arrive both digitally and physically. While it’s always nice to see physical releases, you’ll still have to connect online when you toss this game disc into your console. A new report has surfaced online from DoesItPlay, which is all about determining if a game is actually playable or if issues such as unavailable servers might arise.

1 week ago | gameranx.com | Dennis Patrick

We’re certainly in an age right now where reboots, remakes, and remastered editions are flourishing. It can be argued that this is the safe route for developers and publishers. We’re finding that the resources and money spent to create these new AAA gameplay experiences are becoming bigger than ever. That can also lead some publishers and developers to steer clear from new IPs in fear that a failure could result in the complete shutdown of a studio or team.