Despite any criticisms, Game of Thrones was an incredibly impactful TV show during its 2011-2019 run. It remains a benchmark for fantasy series and continues to inspire television creators today.
Originally announced in June 2020, the long-awaited game, known to many as *Skate 4*, has finally been released. However, excitement has been tempered by the fact that it’s a free-to-play multiplayer game, requiring a constant internet connection and including in-game purchases. Now, it seems the issues are even more significant than initially thought. Let’s see what players are saying in their Steam reviews.
Once the update is installed, your DualSense controller will be able to remember up to four devices – like your PC, phone, tablet, or PlayStation console. You’ll be able to quickly connect to a registered device by pressing a specific button combination. Here’s how to add a device to the controller’s memory:
The highly anticipated sequel, launched on September 12th, has been met with widespread criticism from players. Many have reported frequent crashes and performance problems on platforms like Steam.
The 27-year-old actor died in a motorcycle crash in March 2024 while on his way to Toronto to start filming the next season of the show based on The Boys.
Many people believe that *skate.* would be a great fit for mobile gaming. While it’s already available on PC and both older and current-generation consoles, it hasn’t yet been released on Android or iOS. The question remains: will it ever come to mobile devices?
The development team began by focusing on resource production, a key driver of the national economy. Each location within the EU5 countries specializes in producing different resources, based on its geography, climate, and history. Several things affect how well these resources are gathered, including infrastructure, population size, the level of development, past disasters, and available technology.
Most of Randy Pitchford’s recent posts have focused on helping players improve Borderlands 4’s performance on both PC and consoles. However, he’s also shown frustration with some fan interactions. In one instance, he told a dissatisfied player to request a refund from Steam, and then used an analogy to explain the issue: he compared trying to make a monster truck handle like a Ferrari to the situation, implying that the game’s engine wasn’t suited to the player’s expectations. He also shared some tips on how to optimize the game’s settings.
The game “No, I’m Not a Human” has become quite popular on Twitch, with over 124,000 people watching streams of it at its peak. While it’s received a less enthusiastic response on Steam, currently peaking at around 8,248 players, this may be because it’s a single-player experience, unlike the multiplayer focus of many popular Steam games.
According to reports confirmed by mp1st, based on sources within Insomniac Games, Marvel’s Wolverine is still on track to release in 2026. There’s also growing evidence that the development team is interested in featuring Miguel O’Hara, the Spider-Man 2099 character, in a future game, though it’s currently unclear if he’ll appear in Venom or a potential Spider-Man 3.