„Your greed is unbearable.” Paradox’s latest move only fuels the anger of Hearts of Iron 4 fans

Paradox Interactive remains a leader in strategy games, but they’ve faced some challenges recently. Fans have grown frustrated with a string of disappointing DLCs and game releases over the last few years, especially following another apology from one of their development teams. It seems players are losing patience with the quantity and quality of new content.

Days Gone devs let players return to an older PC version. People have their suspicions about where this sudden wave of nostalgia is coming from

Just to refresh your memory, *Days Gone* first came to PC in 2021, after initially launching on PlayStation 4 in 2017. A remastered version, *Days Gone Remastered*, was then released on PS5 this April. While PC players who owned the original game received most of the improvements as a free update, this meant the original 2021 PC version was no longer available for download. Thankfully, that’s now been fixed.

The New CoD Beta: What’s Changed & Is It Good?

Trying out a new Call of Duty beta is always a familiar yet fresh experience. You’re comfortable with the basics, but everything feels a little different – the guns, the speed, and the map layouts. This time, the changes are really noticeable, and everyone’s talking about them. From how combat feels to how quickly you move, this beta has given us a lot to analyze. Players are already sharing their initial thoughts on whether these changes are improvements. Let’s dive into what makes this beta stand out from previous versions.

Hideo Kojima gives his verdict on the use of AI in gaming

Artificial intelligence is causing debate within the gaming world. Some game developers are using AI to create art or help with programming, while others fear it could eliminate the need for human artists and designers. Hideo Kojima, a well-known and innovative game creator, recently shared his thoughts on the topic.

The Diplomat Recap: The Twist Ties That Bind

I understand Hal’s sense of obligation and how his years of experience have shaped his thinking. Those things matter. But I’m struggling with why he won’t simply acknowledge the pain this is causing and decline the vice presidency. He claims he won’t accept the position unless she wants him to, and that he’ll follow her wishes, but he must realize Kate won’t ask him to give up such a significant opportunity. It’s a crucial role, especially given the current challenging and risky political climate. He knows it’s hurting her, and yet he seems unable to act.