This time, Branden and Justine talk about the controversial space-faring game, No Man’s Sky.
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The news comes from Branden, and can be found at www.thelizardrock.com
Podcast Music: Lovr, by LizardRock
Another day in the wild world or accounts payable. Not really, it’s video games. Here’s the news.
According to a recent posting by Community Administrator Jurassica (probably not their real name), Bethesda plans to start their BETA sessions for Fallout 76 in October. “Starting in October we’ll be selecting people who have pre-ordered the game from a participating retailer to enter our B.E.T.A. We’ll start small and grow over time as we prepare for launch.”
Let’s call this what it is, a pre-launch hype session. If you’re launching a beta a month before the game’s official launch, a Bethesda game, then I’m not expecting any major improvements before the game releases. Since the beta was locked behind preorders. it looks more like a “get a taste early” award for pre-ordering.
It appears that Nintendo is issuing DMCA takedowns on various GitHub repos for console emulators. It started with the LoveROMS and LoveRETRO emulator sites and has expanded toward a popular in-browser Gameboy emulator. It’s clear that Nintendo is on a crusade for their intellectual property.
Remember me reporting on a new update for No Man’s Sky? It added improved graphics, third-person view, true multiplayer, and more. Well, that update is launching today. I’ll be checking it out. If anyone else plans to get back into the game (for PS4), hit me up on my personal twitter, we can be space buddies.
That’s all for today. Thanks for reading, everyone. Tune in tomorrow for more. Otherwise, have a great day!
I forgot to do the news yesterday, I’m sorry. Here’s some news from today AND yesterday.
According to a tweet by developer Focus Home Interactive, the upcoming Call of Cthulhu game will be releasing on PS4, Xbox One and PC on October 30. Notice how I didn’t say the date in the title anywhere? That’s called clickbait, son. I’m quite excited about this game, Lovecraftian madness and all that is totally my bag.
Not long ago, there was an instance where a seven-year-old girl was sexually harassed online during a game of Roblox. This involved a number of other players with crafted genitals surrounding the girl. The mother of the girl had gone online to let mothers know about the dangers of this game. In an effort to save face, the Roblox company has issued a statement. They’ve perma-banned the offending party, and assure parents that “our work on safety is never-ending and we are committed to ensuring that one individual does not get in the way of the millions of children who come to Roblox to play, create, and imagine.”
That’s right boys and girls, there’s another major update for the infamous universe sandbox game. called “Next” this update includes fleet controls, improved visual on both sky and land, base building anywhere, third-person perspective, and.. wait for it, MULTIPLAYER! You can finally play and interact with friends and other players. I’m actually kind of excited for this. You can watch the announcement trailer here.
Thanks for reading. Tune in tomorrow for another news post about the world of video games. Otherwise, have a great day!
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