Apple have recently added a “leaving soon” section to the apple arcade store, signaling the departure of roughly 15 games from the service.

Apple them self have refused to comment on why said games are leaving, however MacRumors have been able to speak to an insider for comment, which has shed some light on what is going on behind the scenes.

When apple arcade first launched, Apple signed a number of three-year deals with developers, entering into contracts that provided a fixed payment and ongoing royalties. These contracts are now coming to an end, and Apple is either opting not to renew them or the developers themselves have chosen not to renew. Many of the titles leaving where either launch titles for the service or where added shortly after launch.

Developers Retain the rights to their games and can re-release them on the app store, or through other platforms, but the games that are removed from the apple arcade service wone be accessible through apple arcade.

Games can be re-added to the app store on the same day they are removed from apple arcade, but games will be uploaded with a new Bundle ID. this means that Apple Arcade Subscribers will be able to redownload the games, but they will not be able to access the same game that was available through arcade

As of right now it is not clear is saved progress will be able to transfer over from the apple arcade version of the game to the new version, should the devs choose to reintroduce their games to the app store, as that will depend on whether developers implement support for data transfer.

Games leavering include Spelldrifer, Projection: Fist Light, EarthNight, Cardpocalypse, Dead End Job, and more.

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The new advert for the iPad Air features Genshin heavily in its marketing. However, fans were quick to pick up on a fatal mistake.

If you were wondering how Genshin Impact will run on the iPad Air, Apple seem set on assuring you that it’ll work just fine. Unless you’re facing an electro-immune boss with an all electro team, which for some reason outrageous Apple player has decided to do.

About 15 seconds into the ad, you can see the player attacking a level 93 (AKA endgame world level) Thunder Manifestation – a powerful electro boss immune to all electro attacks – with the Raiden Shogun/Electro Archon. She’s in her ultimate state, which normally would have her doing tons of damage.

But instead she is doing NO damage because this boss is immune to electro. The other characters on the team include Keqing and Yae Miko, who are also electro attackers. There’s also the traveller, who could potentially be using electro as well, as the traveller is able to wield any of the elements by resonating with local archon statues.

Obviously, they wanted to match the game to the purple aesthetic of this part of the commercial, but the IMMUNE tags instead of big damage numbers that endgame players are used to just look ridiculous. Also, this team composition has no healers or shielders, so not only will it not do damage to the boss but it will probably get dusted unless our Apple player is an expert dodger.

Genshin Impact is available to download and play for free on PC, mobile, and PS4, as well as the PS5. If you haven’t been able to get your hands on the new PlayStation console, register your interest at our shop.

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A long time ago (February to exact) in a galaxy not so far away (Nintendo Direct showcase), we saw the announcement of Zynga’s Star Wars: Hunters. The upcoming 4v4 arena battler will be hitting our iOS, Android and Switch screens in the not so distant feature. However, not much has been shown of the game despite a September cinematic trailer. That is until now.

We were introduced to some of the lore and characters in the game, adding extra layers to the Star Wars mythology we all love so much. The game will be set after the fall of the Galactic Empire, and players look to compete in arenas based off of famous locations in the Star Wars universe. Whilst this does sound extremely cool on paper, how well would it translate over to our phones and consoles? It seems we’ve finally got our answer with this new game play trailer. The answer is- still pretty amazing.

Check out the action-packed trailer for yourselves down below. Could this soon be entering the list for the most played Switch games? We certainly hope so.

Star Wars Hunters: Characters And Release Dates

We weren’t kidding right? It does look like we’ve got a rather exciting Star Wars Adventure on our hands here. Let’s just hope the game runs as smoothly as this trailer shows it out to be. This is what the developers had to say on the games official website.

“Join the greatest Hunters from across the Star Wars™ galaxy on the planet of Vespaara where high-stakes competitions are awaiting them in The Arena. Engage in thrilling third person combat to dominate grand battlefields set in a range of adventurous maps that evoke iconic Star Wars worlds. Mix and match teams, use skill, tactics and customize your Hunters to find a winning strategy and reap the spoils of victory in the all-new free-to-play game”.

Obviously, this adds a really interesting new dynamic to the Star Wars gaming world. If the distinct character designs are anything to go by, the game is certainly going to be unique. It’s nice to see a different take on characters within the Star Wars universe, as sometimes they can get quite repetitive. Jedi this, Bounty Hunter that, sometimes its not just the clones that look exactly the same as each other. Whether we’ll see any of the in-game characters make appearances in other media remains to be seen, but we’ll definitely be keeping an eye out.

In regards to the games release date, well it’s currently slated for sometime in 2022. Clearly this a little vague, but we’re sure to have more news on that sometime soon. However, we do also know that the game has had a soft-launch on Android in India, Philippines, Malaysia and Indonesia. Be sure to keep an eye on what those countries think of the game so far!

In the meantime, check out this article on what iconic Star Wars character was cut from the a Battlefront II DLC. Additionally, if you want to pre-order another upcoming Star Wars title, then this is one you’ll be wanting.

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Bowling Ballers is an adorable, endless-runner bowling game, developed by Netflix themselves. This specific game is only available with a Netflix subscription. With the ‘Kawaii’ (cute) aspect to it, they are sure to draw in a young audience. Rather than avoiding obstacles, the players are encouraged to knock items over, which is logical as they are controlling a bowling ball. “Mechanics include skateboarding, flying and more, all with simple, intuitive gameplay.”. As mentioned in the game description, this does seem very unique and has features that many other endless runners do not have. It also seems as though the course changes and becomes increasingly difficult over time, the layout and presentation don’t stay the same.

This amazing Fast & Furious Game on (PS4)

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