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Xbox: The State of Every First-Party Developer
Microsoft made huge strides towards solving their long-running first-party game deficiency this year with the creation or acquisition of over half a dozen studios. So what the heck are each of them doing? Let’s take a look at what we know – or have heard – about each of Xbox’s dozen first-party development studios.
Current Known Project: Halo Infinite
Status: Halo Infinite, aka Halo 6, was officially unveiled at E3 2018. It’ll utilize a brand-new graphics engine called Slipspace, which, along with the fact that it wasn’t given a 2019 release window like other Xbox titles at E3, leads us to believe it will be launched alongside the next-generation Xbox, codenamed Scarlett, probably in Fall 2020. It will likely be playable on the current Xbox One console family, as well.
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Pokemon Go Holiday Event Includes New Gen 4 Pokemon
Niantic has announced Pokemon Go’s 2018 holiday event.
In a post on Pokemon Go’s official site, Niantic revealed that the event will run from December 18 to January 2 and include rewards in various stages. From December 18 to 22, players will earn double Candy, then double catch Stardust from December 22 to 26, and double XP from December 26 to 30.
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Red Dead 2 v1.05 Patch Notes Are Surprisingly Sparse
The big news for RDO today was more player gifts, but there was little hard data to be found on the nuts and bolts of RDR2 version 1.05.
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Xbox Live Currently Experiencing Game Purchase Issues
Some users may be unable to currently purchase backward compatible content on Xbox Live, according to Microsoft.
The Xbox Live status page notes that the issue appears to be with backward compatible content purchased through the Xbox One, advising players instead to buy content through the Microsoft website.
“We’re aware some users are unable to purchase backwards compatible content on the Xbox One. While we investigate the issue, please purchase this content through the Microsoft Store website,” the status page reads.
“Our engineers and developers are actively continuing to work to resolve the issue causing some members to have problems purchasing content. Stay tuned, and thanks for your patience,” it continues.
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How Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 Ended Up on Switch
Following the surprise announcement of Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 exclusively for Switch, Nintendo has shed a little bit of light on how that deal came together.
In an interview following The Game Awards, we asked Nintendo of America president and COO Reggie Fils-Aime about working with Koei Tecmo, who is developing Ultimate Alliance 3, and if previous collaborations on Hyrule Warriors and Fire Emblem Warriors helped make this project happen.
“It did. What happens in the world of development is you have companies who have positive experiences in working together, coupled with franchises being available, and the franchise owner wanting to do something with a particular franchise,” Fils-Aime told IGN. “And in this case, those three elements came together in order to create the opportunity for that game.”
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February 2019 Is the Most Unexpectedly Busy Month in Pop Culture
If there’s one thing I love, it’s Kingdom Hearts. If there’s a second thing I love, it’s keeping track of weird phenomenon in pop culture release date scheduling. Luckily for me, 2019 has already proven itself to be a surprisingly packed time during a normally quite period of the year — February.
While Sony has used February expertly for hits like Horizon Zero Dawn and Shadow of the Colossus, it’s a normally quiet month in pop culture. Until 2019, specifically on February 15.
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The Best and Worst of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
WWWWWWWWEEEEEELLLLLLLLLCOME! We’re taking a look back at The Game Awards and all the major announcements that came out of it. But let’s be honest, we’re mostly talking about Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Now we’ve all gotten quite a bit of hands on time with the monster of a game, and we are LOVING it! We talk about the good, the bad (what little there is of it), and of course all those freakin’ characters! This week’s cast: Zachary Ryan, Peer Schneider, Brian Altano, and Casey DeFreitas
Take a look at Andrew’s Joker explainer here:
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11 Things We Want From Mortal Kombat 11
Mortal Kombat 11 is on the way in all of its gory glory, and sooner than we all thought. That’s great news for fighting game fans, as MKX was one of the best fighting games of 2015, but it wasn’t without its share of faults and missed opportunities.
With that in mind, here are the 11 things we want from Mortal Kombat 11.
What do you want to see in Mortal Kombat 11? Let us know in the comments, and check out our breakdown of its reveal trailer.
Mitchell Saltzman is IGN’s Let’s Play/Livestream Producer and resident fighting game aficionado. Talk to him all about Mortal Kombat on twitter @JurassicRabbit.
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10 Most Searched for Smash Bros. Ultimate Guides and Tips
Considering just how massive Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is, it’s not a surprise players already have dozens of burning questions. We’ve compiled the most common inquiries by looking through a combination of searches, comments, and our very own page traffic. Here are the most searched for Smash Bros. Ultimate terms, complete with explanations and links to detailed guides.
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