A Way Out could be the best co-operative game in years. That’s been the hope many of us have had since it was first revealed but after finally getting my hands on it I’m actually tempted to agree.
Many have been skeptical of the multiplayer element of the game, seeing as you HAVE to play the game with someone else, whether that’s on a couch or online. Does the multiplayer element feel like a gimmick though when you play it?
Read the full article to find out! The article also has an interview with the games director, Josef Fares, as well as 18 minutes of footage.
EA Sports dropped their first gameplay trailer for College Football 25 today and the game looks truly amazing. Buried in the details of the game hype, however, is a significant letdown for those who play online dynasty (a significant portion of the userbase).
With two weeks left before the launch of F1 24, Wccftech interviewed Codemasters to discuss some of the improvements fans will find in the game.
So it looks like they have abandoned unreal for future iterations of the game and are sticking with ego. So that means no decent VR support on PC and none on console seeing as the ego can't handle it properly. I think I'm done with this franchise it's turned into fifa with a hefty price tag and no innovation from one year to the next. Time for someone else to have a go at this licence
Many details for the upcoming rumored Resident Evil 1 remake have already leaked online. Capcom appears to have huge ambitions for it.
While I want another modern remake of 1, I think code Veronica should be first. The first re1 remake holds up amazingly well. Give CV it's due.
An interesting tidbit that had to be cut from the interview was who Josef would cast in a live action adaptation of the game. He'd keep his brother (Fares Fares) as Leo but would cast Benicio del Toro as Vincent, which seems like some fine casting.
Happy to answer any questions people might have about the game (or Josef) in the comments from my time with the game and him so let me know :)
F**k EA!
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