Here’s a concise digest of the most significant happenings in the global entertainment industry over the past day, March 19:
- PlayStation 4 users are advising against installing the latest March firmware update, despite Sony addressing a critical vulnerability.
- The developers behind Stellar Blade are drawing inspiration from Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 for their upcoming game.
- The “Mega March” sale continues on the PlayStation Store, offering discounts of up to 85%.
- Crimson Desert has garnered mixed reviews from the media, with some labeling it a victim of its own ambitions.
- CD Projekt Red’s new title, Cyberpunk 2077: Chrome Rush, is a racing game tailored for fans of speed and action.
- Alan Wake 2 on PS5 Pro reportedly achieves new graphical heights thanks to PSSR 2.0.
- Take-Two’s CEO expressed confidence that component pricing and availability issues will not impact the release timelines for PlayStation 6 and the next Xbox.
- Ubisoft has laid off 105 employees from its Red Storm Entertainment studio.
- Todd Howard addressed the issue of paid mods, noting that some gamers simply choose not to purchase them.
- Saber Interactive has communicated with players of John Carpenter’s Toxic Commando, releasing the first patch and a detailed roadmap.