Bungie Responds to Marathon Criticism, Dark Messiah of Might and Magic RTX Remaster Released – Top Gaming News for March 9
Here's a quick digest of the most interesting events and developments in the global entertainment industry from the past day.
- Bungie has responded to criticism regarding Marathon: the game will be made easier, and prices will be re-evaluated.
- The first version of the Dark Messiah of Might and Magic RTX remaster has been released.
- A Valve employee "doesn't recommend" Half-Life 2, leading to fan questions about the negative review.
- Media reports indicate that Russians are now being restricted from launching sanctioned games on PlayStation.
- Red Dead Redemption 2 players have expressed envy towards Ubisoft fans, who received a 60 FPS update for Assassin's Creed Unity.
- The "Czech Witcher" has launched on Steam, receiving praise but also criticism for its optimization.
- Information regarding the PS Plus Extra March lineup has leaked, potentially including hits from Capcom and Square Enix.
- A PC Gamer journalist caused uproar among gamers by referring to Tainted Grail as an Elder Scrolls imitator.
- A blogger showcased an Unreal Engine remake of the cancelled horror version of Resident Evil 4.
- Borderlands 4 will soon feature shared progression for characters, eliminating the need to re-collect items and upgrades.
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