Invasion Comes To Halo Infinite, Just In Time For Halo Reach’s 15th Anniversary

Absolutely! The multiplayer mode “Invasion” has now premiered in Halo Infinite, marking a significant milestone as it coincides with the 15th anniversary of Bungie’s final Halo game, which was released on September 14. This mode, known for its one-sided objectives, was first introduced in Halo: Reach, where Spartans and Elites would either attack or defend. The objective for the attacking team would vary depending on the phase of the map being played at that moment. Additionally, each team had distinct weapon loadout options based on whether they were playing as Spartans or Elites, reinforcing the mode’s unique asymmetrical design.

The Pokémon Company’s new patents are a bad sign, and not just for Palworld

The Pokémon Company is employing an unusual approach with patents in the U.S., which may have far-reaching implications for the gaming industry. Other games featuring creature collection, like Palworld, might face similar consequences due to this strategy. However, it’s the fact that TPC obtained these patents that raises concerns. To clarify, I am not a legal expert. This patent seems quite specific, and it would require direct copying to violate it. Yet, while this particular case might not lead to issues, it does lay the groundwork for potential misuse of such a precedent.

Dead Space Creator Would Be Intereted In Making An Alien Game, If His One Condition Is Met

As a passionate gamer, I’ve been dreaming about creating my own Alien game for quite some time now. If someone were to grant me the Alien license, I could instantly present an array of over 100 alien creatures I’ve designed in Midjourney over the last two years, simply because it’s something I enjoy doing. Truthfully, I yearn to have full creative control over this project. It’s non-negotiable for me – I won’t be able to produce a fantastic game unless it’s mine and I’m deeply invested in it. If that happens, rest assured, I will pour 130% of my heart and soul into it!

NetEase Games will feature Ananta and Sword of Justice at Tokyo Game Show 2025

As a gaming enthusiast, I’m excited to share that I’ll soon get my hands on “Ananta” by Naked Rain, which will be showcased at booth C06 in Hall 6. It’s been a while since we heard about this free-to-play RPG, but now it seems we’re getting another glimpse of it shortly. The developers recently unveiled the new title for the game previously known as Project Mugen and spread festive messages during the holiday season – Christmas, New Year, and Chinese New Year. However, they’ve been quiet ever since until today, making this update even more intriguing!

Digimon Has Always Been Better Than Pokemon When It Comes To Stories

In a more conversational manner: I found that Digimon made me reflect on my own life in ways that Pokemon didn’t, and those insights have stuck with me throughout my adult years. Even though I still follow Pokemon mainly through its video games and global marketing hype, I must admit that when it comes to storytelling, I believe Digimon surpasses Pokemon.