Single player campaigns will always remain crucial to gaming. At least that’s this offline gamers opinion. Find out why!
Only a month after Xbox Game Studios head Matt Booty spoke on Halo Infinite’s lackluster live service updates and of restructuring coming to developer 343 Industries, another senior figure has departed the company.
Today, Tom French announced that he would be stepping away as multiplayer creative director on Halo Infinite, pulling the curtains on a career developing Halo titles that spanned more than 11 years.
Lol. 343 needs to shut down and mcsft needs to get a QUALITY new studio to work on halo.
They've lost an incredibly concerning amount of leads and senior level staff since Infinite launched. The game also isn't performing well. It is the 18th most played game on Xbox and the game peaked at 5000 players on Steam today. At this point, MS should end support for the game at the end of 2023 and just reboot the franchise. Halo seriously needs a GOW 2018 type reboot.
Ubisoft is flipping the off switch on the servers for over 90 of their legacy games that were released as recently as the PS4 and Xbox One era, but as long ago as the PS2.
Ubisoft sucked everyone dry and now that they are finished, they are leaving. Probably going to make cell phone games from here on out.
Most you can just torrent so easily for PC and play single player. The others like Wii U, 360, PS3 you can torrent the roms and get emulators and it will play and look better on the PC. And when you have them you can keep them forever 😊
Get ready to put out some fires as Frenetic Firefighting Multiplayer ‘Embr’ comes to Game Pass on December 6th 2022.
I'm more offline gamer, so I agree with this. There has to be balance between both. Otherwise, it just going to be unbalanced between both.
Well no shit. When were they in danger of disappearing?
Yes single player games are far from over thanks mainly to sony and nintendo.
i play and love sp at most.