Keith Ramirez

Mar 6, 2024 | samagame.com | Keith Ramirez

It’s a stereotype that every video game journalist has to face at some point: They’re bad at video games. But why does it seem like this? Maybe this has already happened to you. A new game is released, it is quite difficult, but you have a lot of fun playing it. While browsing the internet, you come across a review of this specific game. You think: you take a look at the review, and you find that the journalist is criticizing the game, simply because he wasn’t good at it.

Mar 6, 2024 | samagame.com | Keith Ramirez

Details about Assassin’s Creed Infinity first emerged in an exclusive report released in 2021. But what is Infinity actually? Ubisoft has only hinted at what it might be, but since 2021 we’ve been able to gather a lot more information. Now, a well-known insider has given even more details about what’s really behind it: a hub, mini battle passes, and much more.

Mar 4, 2024 | samagame.com | Keith Ramirez

partner The next Xbox Partner Preview is announced with a selection of new games as well as upcoming titles from developers such as Capcom, Nexon, EA, and more. More than a dozen trailers will be shown during this 30-minute broadcast. This event will offer an overview of the combat and movement mechanics in Tales of Kenzera: Zauwith a video narrated by Abubakar Salim himself.

Mar 4, 2024 | samagame.com | Keith Ramirez

The bill is ultimately higher than expected for Apple. In a press release published this Monday, March 4, the European Commission indicates that it is imposing a fine of more than 1.8 billion euros on the Californian giant “due to abusive App Store rules imposed on music streaming service providers”. At the end of February, the Financial Times suggested the fine could be as high as $500 million.

Mar 4, 2024 | samagame.com | Keith Ramirez

March 2, 1987: Three years after the release of the original Macintosh 128K, Apple released the full-fledged, powerful Macintosh II, which featured major hardware upgrades and a color display. In addition, Mac II brings open architecture, allowing for technical upgrades and expansion of the computer that were not possible in earlier versions. Six NuBus slots allowed for component upgrades and additional cards.