Red Dead Redemption, one of Rockstar’s best games, has finally made its way to the Nintendo Switch and PS4 through newly released ports. While the Switch version holds up well, there are some drawbacks that make its $50 price tag hard to ignore.
The Taiwanese ratings board has revealed the identity of two upcoming PlayStation Plus Classics titles. Bandai Namco fighters Tekken 6 and Soulcalibur: Broken Destiny have been rated for PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4.
Best Buy is currently celebrating its anniversary with a massive sale, offering discounts on popular items like PlayStation 5 consoles, DualSense controllers, and Apple AirPods. However, there’s another exciting part of this sale that gamers should be thrilled about: $10 games for 10 days.
Earlier today, there was some confusion among Call of Duty fans about the upcoming release of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3. The question was whether or not the game would be available on Xbox One and PS4, in addition to the current-gen platforms. Thankfully, fans can now breathe a sigh of relief because the game will indeed be coming to the previous generation consoles as well.
With the full reveal of Modern Warfare 3 just around the corner, there’s big question marks around whether the game will be available on last-gen platforms like Xbox One and PS4 as Modern Warfare 2 was.
Take-Two CEO, Strauss Zelnick, has responded to the controversy surrounding the $50 price tag for the Nintendo Switch and PS4 release of the 13-year-old game, Red Dead Redemption. In an interview with IGN, Zelnick explained that the price is justified as it aligns with what the company believes is a fair and commercially accurate price for the game.
