Since launching on Steam’s Early Access in October of last year, Keen Software House’s interstellar sandbox game, Space Engineers, has sold over one million copies to date.
Microsoft has published an early preview for the November update on Xbox One, which is poised to implement support for custom themes, Twitter integration and much more.
With Grand Theft Auto V due to hit current-gen consoles next month — before a long-awaited launch on PC in the early stages of 2015 — users have spotted purported beta invites for the game circling in online forums.
Figures published by UK-based retail analyst GfK have revealed that FIFA 15, the latest (and, arguably, greatest) entry into EA Sports’s seemingly evergreen franchise, has held on to the number one spot for the fourth consecutive week.
According to the official EA Sports Twitter account, FIFA 15’s player market feature has been taken offline as the company works to rectify issues reported by users.
For those looking to pick up Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare on PC, Activision has unveiled the minimum specs required to run the latest entry into the blockbuster franchise. In tandem with yesterday’s high-octane launch trailer, the studio detailed the following specifications via Steam, which include an eye-watering 55GB install.
After an overly successful ten-year stint at the studio, Jade Raymond, Ubisoft Toronto’s Managing Director has announced her departure from the company.
With the release of Big Hero 6 right around the corner, Walt Disney Animation Studios has revealed plans for Moana, the studio’s upcoming maritime adventure that is due to release in the latter stages of 2016.
They say that variety is the spice of life, which is a phrase that can certainly be applied to one Eddie Murphy. Having performed as a stand-up comic, singer, director and of course, actor, the 53-year old star has certainly dabbled in a range of different mediums. Plus, with the likes of Triplets — the quasi-sequel to Twins — and Beverly Hills Cop 4 on the horizon, it looks as though Murphy is gradually returning to his comedic roots.
Whether it’s continuations of Airplane, The Hangover or even the widely-derided Grown Ups, history has taught us that a comedy sequel can be a tough nut to crack. But come November, Sean Andres will look to avoid those pitfalls with Horrible Bosses 2 — the follow-up to 2011’s surprise ensemble hit.
