Remedy Games is Returning to Multiplatform Development April 12, 2017

It has been one year since the release of Quantum Break on the PC and Xbox One and I’ve got an announcement for anyone interested to hear more about the studio that made it!  Huge news was revealed earlier when Quantum Break and Alan Wake‘s developer Remedy announced they would be developing their highly anticipated next game for multiple platforms including the PS4.

This is huge news because the last two major titles Remedy worked on were exclusive to Microsoft’s platforms due to the fact Microsoft published them, and console loyalists have been begging them to release games on the PlayStation platform ever since.

We don’t know very much about Remedy’s next project except for the fact that it has the internal code name P7, but you can be sure we will talk more about it as time develops!  Until then you should join our Let’s Play Quantum Break series on Beam!

Windows 10 Creators Update Released April 12, 2017

A major operating system update has been released for Windows 10. Dubbed the Creator’s Update, the new version of Windows 10 greatly expands gaming and streaming functionality.  In fact, I’ll let Major Nelson from the Xbox Community tell you more about it!

The Windows 10 Creators Update is a free download for any PC users equipped with Windows 10. It will likely be delivered to your system via Windows Update soon!

Uncharted: The Lost Legacy Riverboat Revelation Cinematic Trailer April 12, 2017

Earlier today the team from Naughty Dog released an eye opening cinematic trailer for the upcoming Uncharted 4 single-player expansion Uncharted: The Lost Legacy.

The new story picks up after the events of Uncharted 4 as we watch the dearly missed character Chloe Fraiser team up with antagonist Nadine Ross in a search across India. 

Uncharted: The Lost Legacy is expected to arrive in August.  Uncharted 4 is out now exclusively on PS4.

D&D Beyond Enters Beta April 7, 2017

Players of the pen and paper RPG Dungeons & Dragons will be happy to know the guys at Wizards of the Coast and Curse have just revealed they have entered open beta for D&D Beyond, the ultimate Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition website!

The beta will be hosted in three stages. The first stage, which is currently active, includes an interactive Dungeons & Dragons reference library and official forums.  This is active right now so if you’re interested in joining the beta, you can visit the official website and sign-in using a Twitch.tv account.

As the summer progresses, Phase two will allow players to create interactive character sheets on their computers, smartphones and tablets. Phase three, which will launch even later, will offer campaign management tools to make it easier for players to keep track of their in-game progress.

This news could mean a complete functional overhaul of how Dungeons & Dragons can be played. The capabilities of the website can make it easier than ever before to introduce new players (like myself) to the game, make it easier for players to communicate with each other, and expand the game’s capabilities.

This is an open beta so it can be played by anyone who wishes to check it out, and players are free to talk about their experiences with it online all they wish!

We will keep players posted on the beta’s progress as the beta moves into new testing phases. Until then, if you want to try it for yourself, check it out!

iOS 10.3.1 Released April 6, 2017

A minor software update was released for iOS 10 devices earlier today. The new update, version 10.3.1, includes bug fixes introduced in 10.3.  You can install it from iTunes or your device’s software update feature.

Depending on your iDevice and which version of iOS you are currently running, your update can range from 25MB to 600MB.

iOS 10.3.1 can be installed on iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch which are compatible with iOS 10.

Quantum Break Celebrates Their 1 Year Anniversary April 5, 2017

I’ve made it no secret that we consider Quantum Break to be one of the finest games released last year. It’s spin on the 3rd Person Action Genre mixed with a live-action TV show was refreshing. Remedy Games, who developed the game, has always been known for making games with deep stories and Quantum Break was truely worthy of that description.  The game’s grounded sci-fi narrative was refreshing in a world flooded with military shooters.  The fact they added the live-action television series complemented the story they wanted to tell perfectly.

Today, Remedy is celebrating that it has been a year since the game was released on Xbox One and Windows 10, and I am celebrating the fact that it has been about 364 days since I started playing it myself.

To celebrate, Remedy has asked their fans to follow their social media accounts for cool Quantum Break content.  That content starts with the new celebration video they’ve published which you can watch below!

Should we do our own Quantum Break celebration on this site?  Will we see a Quantum Break 2?  Post a comment below with your thoughts!

Quantum Break is out now for Xbox One and Windows.

Destiny 2 Release Date March 30, 2017

Bungie has officially revealed that they are preparing an entirely all-new Destiny game, Destiny 2.  Check out the trailer!

If you’re interested in playing the game early, Bungie has announced early Beta access will be offered to players who preorder the game from select retailers.

Destiny 2 is coming to multiple platforms September 8th, 2017.

iOS 10.3 Released March 28, 2017

A major software update has just been released on the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch devices that are compatible with iOS 10.

The biggest change included in iOS 10.3 is an all new filesystem, which will not only make your device run faster, it may also free up some much needed system space.

You can download and upgrade your device right now using either iTunes or your device’s Software Update feature in the Settings App.  Depending on your device and what version of iOS your device is currently running, the upgrade will require a 600MB download.

Final Fantasy XV March 2017 Update Trailer March 26, 2017

Square Enix has just released the latest update for Final Fantasy XV on the Xbox One and PS4. The new update brings compatibility with the upcoming Episode Gladiolus DLC and some tweaks and changes to Chapter 13.  Take a look, and players who have completed the game can simply reload chapter 13 to see the tweaks made to it.

Final Fantasy XV is out now on PS4 and Xbox One.

Splatoon 2 – Nintendo Treehouse Live  March 25, 2017

Nintendo is hosting the free Splatoon 2 Global Testfire on the Nintendo Switch this weekend, and folks from the Nintendo Treehouse released a massive preview video of the game to celebrate the event.

If you have a Nintendo Switch you can participate in the Splatoon 2 Global Testfire by downloading the Testfire client and playing at these times:

Today:

3PM-3:59PM ET

11PM-11:59PM ET

Tomorrow:

7AM-7:59AM ET

Splatoon 2 is coming Summer 2017 exclusively to the Nintendo Switch.