Warcraft Rumble Will Receive “No New Content” Amidst Layoffs At Blizzard

As a devoted fan, I’m sharing some exciting news from Blizzard’s official blog post. The brilliant team behind Warcraft Rumble has shared their plans to keep the game thriving with regular updates focusing on in-game events, bug fixes, but no new content additions. This approach mirrors their current strategy with games like StarCraft II and Heroes of the Storm, as explained by Blizzard’s President Johanna Faires in an internal email about recent changes, which was later reported by Aftermath.

Perfect Dark canceled, studio shut down amid thousands of layoffs at Microsoft

In simpler terms, Phil Spencer, head of Microsoft Gaming, addressed his team today in an email, which you can find in full at VGC. While the language is mostly business jargon, Spencer does highlight that Xbox has more players, games, and gaming hours than ever before. However, this positive statement comes alongside news that a significant number of employees could be losing their jobs, making his message feel somewhat insincere.

My Hero Academia’s Next Game Already Looks Like A Big Leap Forward From One’s Justice

Bandai Namco revealed a sneak peek at combat mechanics and a glimpse into its workings, following the stunning teaser trailer displaying the game’s advanced graphics for My Hero Academia: All’s Justice. As per Aoba Miyazaki, the director, one of the standout features is an extensive character roster, featuring, for the first time, all students from class 1-A. Players can pick a team of three characters and switch them effortlessly during battles, enabling them to combine attacks and quirk abilities in succession. Additionally, a new Rising system allows players to amplify their characters’ power substantially by unleashing their full potential, although the developers are yet to clarify the specifics.

All Games Shown At The Xbox Showcase In June Are “Safe” – Report

According to Windows Central’s report, everything featured in the showcase was confirmed to be safe, with titles such as Call of Duty: Black Ops 7, The Outer Worlds 2, Grounded 2, Keeper, Gears of War: Reloaded, and Clockwork Revolution being part of the lineup. Additionally, games not showcased at the event, like State of Decay 3, are also moving forward as planned, the report stated. Meanwhile, a separate source told Variety that every game displayed in June’s event is set to continue development.

Tim Burton’s The Corpse Bride Getting A Limited-Edition 4K Steelbook Blu-Ray

The Corpse Bride tells the story of Victor Van Dort, played by Johnny Depp, a young bachelor who is unwillingly engaged to Victoria Everglot (Emily Watson). In an unusual turn of events, Victor unintentionally marries a deceased woman named Emily (Helena Bonham Carter) in the Land of the Dead. Now, he must navigate this supernatural realm and assist Emily in moving on from her deathly existence.

Chuck E. Cheese launches new arcade aimed at adults

These gaming centers cater primarily to adults, offering a mix of classic and contemporary games. You’ll find favorites like Donkey Kong and Mortal Kombat sitting alongside newer titles such as Halo and the modern take on Connect Four called Connect Four Hoops.