Target will stop selling Pokémon cards in stores from tomorrow
Target has announced that it will no longer sell Pokémon cards as of tomorrow (Friday, May 14), a move it says comes out of “an
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Ubisoft wants to create more ‘high-end free-to-play games,’ says Skull & Bones has been delayed again
During Ubisoft’s annual earnings call, the company shared some interesting information about what type of games it plans to release. As it seems, Ubisoft will
Monitor shipments expected to hit 150 million this year, despite rising prices
In yet another illustration of how much the pandemic has affected consumer behavior, monitor shipments throughout 2020 saw their highest growth in a decade, reaching
Gigabyte’s criticism of “low quality” Chinese manufacturers wipes $550 million off company’s market value
PC hardware giant Gigabyte has seen its share price crash around 25% after making derogatory comments about what it described as cheap and poor-quality products
New features make Xbox Party Chat more accessible to gamers with hearing or speech difficulties
Microsoft said either of these features (or both enabled at the same time) can help deaf or hard of hearing gamers or those who cannot
Sony: PS5 production will ramp up, “hopes” supply will improve in second half of 2021
If you’re one of the many people, this writer included, still failing to secure a PS5, Sony feels your pain, but the company previously warned
PlayStation Studios has 25 upcoming PS5 titles, half are new IPs
One of my biggest complaints about the PlayStation 5, aside from its difficulty to obtain, is its total lack of must-have games. Not including bumps