The state of the video games community is depressing right now, at least in terms of employees; we seemingly can’t go a single day without more layoffs. It’s sad to see, especially when such promising games are being released and/or in the pipeline.Thankfully, there is a small glimmer of light at the end of the tunnel, coming at a time when publishers likeUbisoftreally need a win to help combat the toxic image that’s been put out there now morale is low and layoffs are king.DespiteAssassin’s Creed Miragereportedly being on target compared with previous AC titles, it’s only accumulated five million sales,accordingto Insider Gaming. Considering thatPalworldhascrushed that amountwith ease in the first week of release, says a lot about the state of things.AdvertOur bags are packed and our engines are fully fuelled up – it’s almost time forStar Wars Outlaws.Luckily, the win we referred to earlier isStar Wars Outlaws, a game thatStar Warsfans have been keeping an eye on since its announcement. Having recently learnt about the significance of your reputation and how it’llalter the story of the game, we’re almost shaking with excitement at the prospect of doing several playthroughs as both good and bad protagonists.Hopefully, those shakes won’t have to plague us for long because, according to the publisher,Star Wars Outlawis destined to release sooner than expected. After witnessingdelays forSkull and Bonesfor what feels like the 100th time, as well as the delayed launch ofAvatar: Frontiers of Pandora, we’ve been doubtful about this launch. However, Ubisoft is reportedly on target to release the upcoming RPG at some point during Q1 and Q2 2024.AdvertThe announcement could come any day now. However, while Ubisoft hasn’t alerted anyone to a delay just yet, the fact that so many of its other titles have been delayed makes us worry the first half of 2024 is a generous estimation.WhenStar Wars Outlawsdoes launch, though, it’s be available on the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series S/X, and PC.Featured Image Credit: UbisoftTopics:Star Wars,Ubisoft,PC,PlayStation,PlayStation 5,Xbox,Xbox Series S,Xbox Series X
The state of the video games community is depressing right now, at least in terms of employees; we seemingly can’t go a single day without more layoffs. It’s sad to see, especially when such promising games are being released and/or in the pipeline.Thankfully, there is a small glimmer of light at the end of the tunnel, coming at a time when publishers likeUbisoftreally need a win to help combat the toxic image that’s been put out there now morale is low and layoffs are king.DespiteAssassin’s Creed Miragereportedly being on target compared with previous AC titles, it’s only accumulated five million sales,accordingto Insider Gaming. Considering thatPalworldhascrushed that amountwith ease in the first week of release, says a lot about the state of things.AdvertOur bags are packed and our engines are fully fuelled up – it’s almost time forStar Wars Outlaws.Luckily, the win we referred to earlier isStar Wars Outlaws, a game thatStar Warsfans have been keeping an eye on since its announcement. Having recently learnt about the significance of your reputation and how it’llalter the story of the game, we’re almost shaking with excitement at the prospect of doing several playthroughs as both good and bad protagonists.Hopefully, those shakes won’t have to plague us for long because, according to the publisher,Star Wars Outlawis destined to release sooner than expected. After witnessingdelays forSkull and Bonesfor what feels like the 100th time, as well as the delayed launch ofAvatar: Frontiers of Pandora, we’ve been doubtful about this launch. However, Ubisoft is reportedly on target to release the upcoming RPG at some point during Q1 and Q2 2024.AdvertThe announcement could come any day now. However, while Ubisoft hasn’t alerted anyone to a delay just yet, the fact that so many of its other titles have been delayed makes us worry the first half of 2024 is a generous estimation.WhenStar Wars Outlawsdoes launch, though, it’s be available on the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series S/X, and PC.Featured Image Credit: UbisoftTopics:Star Wars,Ubisoft,PC,PlayStation,PlayStation 5,Xbox,Xbox Series S,Xbox Series X
The state of the video games community is depressing right now, at least in terms of employees; we seemingly can’t go a single day without more layoffs. It’s sad to see, especially when such promising games are being released and/or in the pipeline.Thankfully, there is a small glimmer of light at the end of the tunnel, coming at a time when publishers likeUbisoftreally need a win to help combat the toxic image that’s been put out there now morale is low and layoffs are king.DespiteAssassin’s Creed Miragereportedly being on target compared with previous AC titles, it’s only accumulated five million sales,accordingto Insider Gaming. Considering thatPalworldhascrushed that amountwith ease in the first week of release, says a lot about the state of things.AdvertOur bags are packed and our engines are fully fuelled up – it’s almost time forStar Wars Outlaws.Luckily, the win we referred to earlier isStar Wars Outlaws, a game thatStar Warsfans have been keeping an eye on since its announcement. Having recently learnt about the significance of your reputation and how it’llalter the story of the game, we’re almost shaking with excitement at the prospect of doing several playthroughs as both good and bad protagonists.Hopefully, those shakes won’t have to plague us for long because, according to the publisher,Star Wars Outlawis destined to release sooner than expected. After witnessingdelays forSkull and Bonesfor what feels like the 100th time, as well as the delayed launch ofAvatar: Frontiers of Pandora, we’ve been doubtful about this launch. However, Ubisoft is reportedly on target to release the upcoming RPG at some point during Q1 and Q2 2024.AdvertThe announcement could come any day now. However, while Ubisoft hasn’t alerted anyone to a delay just yet, the fact that so many of its other titles have been delayed makes us worry the first half of 2024 is a generous estimation.WhenStar Wars Outlawsdoes launch, though, it’s be available on the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series S/X, and PC.
The state of the video games community is depressing right now, at least in terms of employees; we seemingly can’t go a single day without more layoffs. It’s sad to see, especially when such promising games are being released and/or in the pipeline.
Thankfully, there is a small glimmer of light at the end of the tunnel, coming at a time when publishers likeUbisoftreally need a win to help combat the toxic image that’s been put out there now morale is low and layoffs are king.
DespiteAssassin’s Creed Miragereportedly being on target compared with previous AC titles, it’s only accumulated five million sales,accordingto Insider Gaming. Considering thatPalworldhascrushed that amountwith ease in the first week of release, says a lot about the state of things.
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Our bags are packed and our engines are fully fuelled up – it’s almost time forStar Wars Outlaws.
Luckily, the win we referred to earlier isStar Wars Outlaws, a game thatStar Warsfans have been keeping an eye on since its announcement. Having recently learnt about the significance of your reputation and how it’llalter the story of the game, we’re almost shaking with excitement at the prospect of doing several playthroughs as both good and bad protagonists.
Hopefully, those shakes won’t have to plague us for long because, according to the publisher,Star Wars Outlawis destined to release sooner than expected. After witnessingdelays forSkull and Bonesfor what feels like the 100th time, as well as the delayed launch ofAvatar: Frontiers of Pandora, we’ve been doubtful about this launch. However, Ubisoft is reportedly on target to release the upcoming RPG at some point during Q1 and Q2 2024.
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The announcement could come any day now. However, while Ubisoft hasn’t alerted anyone to a delay just yet, the fact that so many of its other titles have been delayed makes us worry the first half of 2024 is a generous estimation.
WhenStar Wars Outlawsdoes launch, though, it’s be available on the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series S/X, and PC.
Topics:Star Wars,Ubisoft,PC,PlayStation,PlayStation 5,Xbox,Xbox Series S,Xbox Series X
