Sony Might Struggle to Sell PS6 to PS5 Owners; Gearbox Fixed a Major Borderlands 4 Issue – Top Gaming News for March 25
Here's a quick digest of the most interesting developments in the global entertainment and gaming industry from the past day:
- "Goodbye, Lag": Borderlands 4 developers have reportedly fixed a major flaw in the game.
- Grand Theft Auto VI is rumored to feature new procedural glass destruction technology, according to a former Rockstar programmer.
- Square Enix Faces a Challenge: Final Fantasy VII Reportedly Attracts Primarily Adult Players.
- Horizon Forbidden West unexpectedly received an update, indicating Sony is testing another new feature.
- "Will They Even See the Difference?": A developer believes Sony will struggle to convince PS5 owners to purchase a PS6.
- Dota 2 received negative reviews due to a lack of updates; Valve soon removed certain aspects and introduced patch 7.41.
- Arc Raiders developers appear to be teasing a new robot from the upcoming Flashpoint update.
- A 91-year-old gamer completed Resident Evil Requiem without guides, taking notes in a notebook.
- Xbox Mode has officially launched, with Microsoft preparing for large-scale integration.
- AMD's new upscaler disappoints: FSR 4.1 launched with no major improvements and several limitations.
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