Going in, I was cautiously optimistic, having loved the concept and ideas of The Conduit but felt let down by the linear execution, bland narrative, and glitchy online play. What I was surprised to find when I arrived, however, was that no one agreed with me more than lead designer Bill Sullivan and design director David Pellas. Calling the first game “just an experience,” the two talked openly and frankly about the title’s shortcomings, and spent the meeting highlighting a ton of new features and gameplay improvements meant to ensure that Conduit 2 is seen as a fresh start. And while only time will tell if the final build has fleshed out these elements fully, I’m happy to report that early gameplay demonstrations and some hands on time of with the game’s multiplayer mode show a sequel that has learned from its past, and attempted to bring its A-game to the present. [WARNING: SPOILERS FOR "THE CONDUIT" AHEAD]
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor & Fallen Order are now playable on Amazon Luna thanks to a new multi-year deal with EA. Cloud gaming just leveled up.
Sadly just if you subscribe to Luna it appears. I hooked my EA account into it, which has Jedi Survivor, and it doesn't show in my Library. They don't show as a source either, so just a heads up to not let your purchasing decision be swayed as to where you pick the titles up if a bonus streaming option held any interest.
EA CEO Andrew Wilson talked about the company's business and plans and shared a few interesting remarks about the Switch 2.
The only game I bought from EA this generation has been Jedi Survivor and it was a broken mess (might still be)
EA announced its financial results for Q3 of its fiscal year 2025, related to the period between October and December 2024.
And wait for the taxes effect... NFL 99$ for the base game in US (49$ in Canada) Wait and see.
