The U.S. International Trade Commission has voted to institute an investigation into Nintendo for importing products that may infringe on a US patent. The investigation is based on a complaint filed by Gamevice, Inc. on March 30, 2018. The complaint alleges Nintendo violated section 337 of the Tariff Act by importing “certain portable gaming console systems with attachable handheld controllers and components thereof.”
The MMORPG Pax Dei will enter early access in two weeks. Here's a new interview with the developers discussing the game's current state.
Following a wave of community complaints, XDefiant executive producer Mark Rubin has confirmed when players can expect the sniper nerf patch to arrive.
Amaar writes: "Our recent interview with TDU: Solar Crown's game director reveals their ambitions to compete with titans in the gaming industry."
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Yes. All of the ones on Xbox since the beginning. I even have the original Best Buy demo copy and FM2 limited edition that they didn't even sell in the US.
Did you actually read the article? They're talking about open world games like Forza Horizon, The Crew, etc. Not circuit racers; otherwise, they'd mention Gran Turismo.
Unpopular opinion it seems. But yeah, Forza Motorsport was the worst game in the series since Forza Motorsport 5. Huge letdown. Did they ever rework it? absolutely hated the campaign progression and the rpg systems relating to upgrading cars. Ended up just going back to 6 and 7 instead, those two also had a LOT more stages.
Personally, I wouldn't want my game compared with The Crew at all, I certainly wouldn't be the one making the comparison either.
How so? It's a very successful and popular racing franchise. Any game entering the genre is competing with racing games including The Crew.
It wasn't very long ago Ubisoft shutdown the original The Crew's servers, making every copy unplayable. I wouldn't want to be associated with that controversy.
Yeah, they shut it down because the community has moved on other entries. And there's no controversy outside of your tiny social bubbles.
Please don't become like that iPhone vs Galaxy or insert smart phone company name fight...
The question is, will it go anywhere?
So why did they wait for almost two years to file when they knew about the Switch since late 2016?
I don't claim to be a lawyer but wouldn't the fact that the joycons are a required part of it (in portable mode) make it different than an add on that has no connection to the devices hardware? I also thought ideas aren't patentable otherwise only 1 company would be making phones or tvs, the way it works is nothing like the way that garbage accessory worked
Why now & not when it was announced is always the question I have with these things