Cheating is an ongoing problem in Apex Legends and one that–from the outside looking in–feels like an issue that’s gone unaddressed for dozens of seasons now. It’s a tricky situation for the Apex Legends team. On one hand, if the team tells players how it’s actively getting rid of cheating players or bots, then the team shows its hand and subsequently makes all of Apex Legends’ safeguards that much easier to get around. But on the other, saying nothing makes it seem like the team is actively ignoring player concerns. For a while now, the Apex Legends team has opted for the second approach, seemingly believing it the better of two imperfect strategies. Going forward, however, the team is going to try to thread the needle between both strategies.
Ahead of the release of a blog post that goes into how the Apex Legends team has contended with cheaters in the past and breaks down the anti-cheat takeaways for this past June and July, Electronic Arts head of product and s…
After 31 years, PlayStation icon Shuhei Yoshida is retiring from Sony Entertainment Interactive. The account-executive-turned-SIE-president–who stepped down from his former position back in 2019 in order to helm the company’s Independent Developer Initiative–revealed the news via an interview shared on the official PlayStation Blog. Yoshida’s last day with the company will be January 15, 2025.
“I’ve been with PlayStation from the beginning,” Yoshida told Sony senior communications director Sid Shuman. “When I hit 30 years, I was thinking, ‘Hmm, it may be about time for me to move on.’ You know, the company’s been doing great. I love PS5, I love the games that are coming out on this platform. And we have new generations of management who I respect and admire. And I’m so excited for the future of PlayStation. So you know, PlayStation is in really good hands. I thought, ‘Okay, this is my time.'”
Yoshida joined Sony in 1993 as lead account executive and one of the key memb…
Call of Duty: Warzone 2 and Modern Warfare 2 are getting big new updates this month in Season 3 Reloaded, and there are a series of new cosmetic items coming to the multiplayer shooter games. Perhaps the most notable of these are a new Kevin Durant Operator and a literal rat.
The Phoenix Suns star is coming to COD as the newest real-life athlete Operator following the debut of football/soccer stars Messi, Neymar, and Pogba in 2022 for the World Cup.
Like those soccer stars, Durant will be available only for a limited time, and for a premium price. The soccer players cost 2,400 COD Points ($20) each, and one can assume Durant will be priced similarly.
The KD bundle in COD comes with KD himself as an Operator, as well as two weapon blueprints: the “Reap This” AR and the “Easy Money” sniper. Also included in the bundle is the “Deadly from Downtown” finishing move, the “B-Ball” weapon charm, the “Ankle Breaker” loading screen, the “Hoops” sticker, and the “KD Baller” a…
Cat Cafe Manager is the sort of game where you likely know just by reading its name whether or not it’s something you’d enjoy. It’s cats. It’s a cafe. You manage them. For some people, such a setup is as heavenly as the scent of morning espresso. Still, the game throws a lot of information at you right away, and the controls don’t always make as much sense as they should. That means you may soon find yourself drowning in kitty litter and coffee grinds. But with our tips guide, you can turn your modest cafe into a juggernaut of both paninis and pets. Here are some essential tips for Cat Cafe Manager.
Invest in chair slots first
Once you open your cafe, you’ll gain access to the Shrine, the physical representation of your skill tree, where you can work on projects that unlock new menu items, cat toys, and more. But the most important unlockable in the Shrine is the number of chair slots you have. More chair slots means being able to seat more customers, which ca…
Halo Infinite developer 343 Industries has acknowledged that the Season 2: Lone Wolves launch this week “has been bumpy,” with players reporting a number of issues with the latest update.
“Hey Spartans, this week has been bumpy,” Microsoft’s Joseph Staten said on Twitter. “That definitely wasn’t our goal. We are indeed taking your feedback to heart, especially regarding map jumps and speedrunning. We’re reviewing options and will have more news to come.”
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