Hacker voices38 is back, Remedy started full-scale work on Max Payne remakes - the most interesting news for October 8
NewsSource: EA
run.code- Remedy Entertainment has moved to full-scale development of remakes of the first and second parts of Max Payne. Swedish actor Alec Tozelli was discovered in the project's cast
- voices38 has not yet been arrested — the hacker cracked Denuvo in two games and finished cracking the Dead Space remake
- Developers of the Heroes of Might & Magic V remake on UE5 engine showed progress and gameplay — four factions are almost ready
- The GTA developer recreated the driving model from the first part of the game for its 30th anniversary — the prototype works in the browser. Players will be able to evaluate different versions of the simulation created many years ago
- Capcom significantly improved Dragon’s Dogma 2 — PS5 Pro and PC received important innovations. The update is released simultaneously with the paid Dark Arisen expansion
- Xbox hit where it hurts most: “mythical” achievements deprive PlayStation of its main feature. Xbox launched its own analogue of platinum trophies
- There are normal people there, the rest can go to hell: a Bungie veteran is sure that not only activists and agenda fans worked on Gears of War: E-Day
- An improved version of Denuvo has been released, blocking the hypervisor — problems arose with cracking Star Wars: Galactic Racer. This time, DRM creates more problems than usual
- The release date of Stronghold 4 has been revealed — a demo version of the strategy game has been released on Steam. The new part of the franchise can be evaluated before release
- The former head of Dragon Age explained why The Veilguard faced development problems, although no one asked. The Veilguard failed miserably two years ago, but Mark Darrah believes people are still wondering how it happened
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