Direct-download game services like Steam are convenient and quick, but they come with caveats. This week, fans of a popular classic games download service received an unwelcome reminder of one of the biggies: if the seller goes out of business, gamers could lose access to the downloadable titles they own.
Treyarch has been playtesting Black Ops 6 for over two years, as references possibly pointing to the Gulf War and 9/11 have been spotted.
Ok, definitely more interested in the Gulf war setting, I wonder if we will ever see a call of duty game set in Iraq war, outside of "6 Days in Fallujah" since it wasn't cod.
WOW another original game, I didn't see this coming at all.😑 They can't make anything new, guess they don't know how.
Available right now on Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5 and PC is Rocket Rumble from the PixelNAUTS Games team.
Want something that will allow you the chance to kick back and get on with some cozy puzzling? Cat Pipes launches on Xbox and PC.
I don't think anyone really took CDProjekt seriously with the fake gog.com "closure"...
i'm scared :'(
As long as I can play and buy my games on a disc I am fine.
Uh... they are legally required to give you a notice of them going out of business as well as the opportunity to download all items you own prior to the full closure of the business.
If you were scared by this, you didn't even know to read their initial posting which said they would allow everyone to download all of their items at a later point.
I'd never support full DD; I always want hard copies of games that I can keep, sell or trade. I dont think even MS or Apple (who dont support Blu Ray) truly believe in full scale DD.