Starcraft II, NCAA Football 2011, and LEGO Harry Potter are all flying high in the software sales charts -- but is anyone actually playing them?
We found out with the help of Raptr, a service that’s part instant-messaging program, part Facebook-style social network, and part achievement tracker. As long as you have its handy desktop client installed, Raptr can tell you what you’re playing, and how long you’ve played it for.
Palworld Mobile has been rumored for a long time, and now we know that Krafton has struck a licensing deal for the monster-taming adventure.
Xbox Game Studios and 343 Industries first-person shooter, Halo Infinite, has been profitable for some time.
The games loaded with micros I can't see how it's not profitable. Ppl love their little skins and goofy cat ears nonesense.
Is the next game, the Infinite sequel made using the same slipspace engine or Halo 1 remake made using UE5?
Likely former.
A faithful release of a beloved classic? That's Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed as it starts painting pictures on Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch and PC.
Sweet lord, when will people stop playing COD?? That game is old as dirt now...
Oh and that other game with another "craft" at the end I hear is popular too.