Nightly Reading - Bungie Breaks Up with Activision - briefly
(hx) 12:08 AM CET - Jan,11 2019
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- Bungie Breaks Up with Activision - Destiny developer
Bungie has announced that their publishing partnership with
Activision has come to an end. Bungie has retained the right to publish
Destiny going forward. None of Destiny’s current
DLC plans have changed.
The announcement comes via a blog post on Bungie’s website, alongside a
joint statement from the two companies.
- Red Dead Online Beta Update Adds Battle Royale Mode "Gun Rush"
- The new update for Red Dead Online Beta is out now
and you can play a
brand new gameplay mode on PS4 and Xbox One. Rockstar Games has
released a new Red Dead Online Beta update that brings a new mode
called “Gun Rush.” This mode is basically inspired by the Battle Royale
genre. In this gameplay mode, “you’ll put your survival instincts to
the test, gathering weapons and ammunition while the play area shrinks
in this new mode for up to 32 players.” Sounds familiar, right? There
are two variations available to try here with both team-based and
free-for-all making the cut in this Gun Rush mode.
- Fallout 76 Update Version 1.05 (PS4) Patch Notes 1.0.4.13 (PC,
Xbox One) - Check out the full list to see everything
addressed in this update.
- Assassin's Creed Odyssey Update Version 1.12 (PS4) Patch Notes
1.1.2 (PC, Xbox One) - Ubisoft has shared the full patch notes for
Assassin’s Creed Odyssey
update version 1.12 (PS4) patch 1.1.2 (PC, Xbox One). Assassin's Creed
Odyssey will get a new update today to version 1.12 on PS4, or 1.1.2 on
PC and Xbox One. This update is roughly 4 GB on the PS4 and Xbox One,
while it will be closer 3.3 GB on PC. The important changes include a
level scaling option, new mastery levels, support for Episode 2 of
story DLC and free new content.
- Fortnite ranger, water, and air traffic control tower
locations - Here's where to dance on top of water, ranger, and air
traffic control
towers in the Fortnite Battle Royale season 7 week 5 challenge.
- GameStop Could be Purchased by Another Company as Early as
February - There's no denying that retail chain GameStop has
struggled to find its
footing in recent years. With the rise in digital sales over physical
and profit margins that rely too heavily on used game sales, the
company has slowly started to report even more losses. Despite this
dismal outlook for GameStop, however, it seems like the business is now
on the verge of being purchased by a new company. As first reported by
The Wall Street Journal, two companies are currently bidding to
purchase GameStop with a potential deal being announced to the public
at some point next month. According to sources within WSJ, the two
companies looking to buy the retailer are that of Sycamore Partners and
Apollo Global Management. Both of these companies and GameStop itself
declined to comment on this potential sale when questioned.
- NVIDIA's CEO on AMD's Radeon VII GPU: It's underwhelming -
Yesterday, AMD has officially announced its first 7nm graphics card
that will be based on Vega 20, the AMD Radeon VII. AMD Radeon VII will
compete with the NVIDIA GeForce RTX2080 and from the looks of it,
NVIDIA’s CEO was not really impressed by what AMD has achieved. When
asked about the new AMD GPU, Jensen Huang told PCWorld that he found this new GPU
underwhelming.
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