Manas Mitul

4 days ago | gadgets360.com | Manas Mitul

MindsEye developer Build a Rocket Boy has confirmed it's begun a redundancy process that may see an unspecified number of employees departing the studio. The latest round of retrenchment at the company, founded by Rockstar Games veteran Leslie Benzies, follows the underwhelming launch of its debut action game this month. Players complained that MindsEye was riddled with bugs and suffered performance issues at launch.

5 days ago | gadgets360.com | Manas Mitul |Siddharth Suvarna

When Death Stranding came out in 2019, it split players down the middle between those puzzled and frustrated by the sparsity of its design and the ones enamoured by the same pared-back approach to gameplay. Some, expecting a moody, action-adventure game about shooting ghostly creatures, saw Death Stranding as a “walking simulator”. Others knew better than to expect the expected and were left surprised by the game's stubborn commitment to its identity. Very few games have that: an identity.

1 week ago | gadgets360.com | Manas Mitul |Siddharth Suvarna

When id Software rebooted Doom in 2016, it not only injected new life into a dormant franchise but also hit the refresh button on the first-person shooter genre. Annual Call of Duty releases, a faltering Battlefield series, and other COD clones had left shooting games feeling stale. Doom, with its brutal, relentless combat and classic FPS mechanics, arrived as a palate cleanser.

1 week ago | gadgets360.com | Manas Mitul

Nintendo Switch 2 has had a phenomenally successful launch, selling over 3.5 million units and becoming Nintendo's fastest-selling hardware ever. The same, however, can't be said for third-party titles that were released on the platform on day one. Switch 2 versions of existing games from third-party publishers like CD Projekt Red, Warner Bros., EA, Sega, 2K, among others launched alongside the new console earlier this month, but sales have reportedly been disappointing.

1 week ago | gadgets360.com | Manas Mitul

Capcom has announced a games showcase for its upcoming and existing titles, scheduled for next week. The Capcom Spotlight livestream will feature updates on Resident Evil: Requiem and Pragmata, both of which recently received trailers at Summer Game Fest and Sony's State of Play, respectively. The Capcom livestream will also share details on new content for Monster Hunter Wilds and Street Fighter 6.