Welcome to the weekend, a time for sitting back, relaxing, and of course playing your favorite video games. The only downside to doing so is that you get behind on everything that’s been going on, but don’t worry because we’ve got you covered. Today, we heard that a Starfield announcement is “imminent,” there could be more Dead Space remakes on the way, and the Atomic Heart developer has issued an apology for using a controversial caricature. These are just our top stories and so read on for the rest.
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EA recentlyasked fans of the series if they want more Dead Space remakes. “How interested would you be in a similar remake of Dead Space 2,” the survey in question remarks with similar language for Dead Space 3. The options range from “not at all interested” to “extremely interested.” Time to make your voice heard.
Atomic Heart Dev Apologises For Racist Caricature
The developer behind Atomic Heart, Mundfish, has nowissued an apology for the use of a racist caricature. “The Mundfish team thanks the PC Gamer contributor for bringing this lack of sensitivity to our attention,” the company said in a statement. “We apologize if using the vintage cartoon or music has caused hurt or insult. We will edit the parts in question.”
Starfield Showcase Annoucement Is Reportedly “Imminent”
Therecould be some big news about Starfield on the horizon, at least according to Video Games Chronicle Editor in Chief Andrew Robinson. “I hear the announcement for the Starfield showcase is imminent,” the journalist said on Twitter. “As in, soon.” This could be something to look forward to in the very near future, but time will tell, I guess.
Overwatch 2 Is The Most Balanced It’s Been Since Launch, Says Blizzard
Overwatch 2 is themost balanced that it’s ever beenif you can believe Blizzard. “We feel that the start of Season 3 is in a much better state of balance than the start of Season 2,” Game Director Aaron Keller said about the recent patch. “We hear from players that balance is the best it’s been since the launch of Overwatch 2, while the game feels fresh based on all the changes made.”
Brawlhalla Looks To “Boost Accessibility In Livestream Gaming” With Real-Time Captioning
Brawlhalla justgot a brand new accessibility feature, real-time captioning. “We are delighted to be working with Ubisoft, with many of the Speechmatics team growing up playing its games. It’s an organization that has an outstanding track record on accessibility,” Chief Executive Officer at Speechmatics Katy Wigdahl said about the recent partnership with developer Ubisoft. “We look forward to helping them continue to make gaming and streaming as inclusive as possible.”
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