According to the game post, Bungie (the developers of games such as halo and destiny) have been spotted creating a collaboration with a rising titan within the Chinese gaming industry, NetEase.

This collaboration is said to be for producing the new “unannounced FPS mobile game” which happens to be alongside the claim that NetEase has on a new Destiny game for well over two years, as well as the fact that it seems to be a new title instead of a mobile version of Destiny 2. Furthermore TGP reported last year on a large amount of job listings for a mobile title in the Destiny franchise.

To top that all off there’s more information about Bungie beginning work on their own game engine for mobile, seemingly taking them one step closer to the mobile market of gaming. This plan is only furthered more by their partnership with NetEase due to NetEase’s expertise in the mobile gaming industry.

Quite a few videos have been made covering the topic and the post announcing this information that was gathered from a LinkedIn profile of an game artist at NetEase.

the CEO of Bungie, Pete Parsons has said that NetEase has “a significant amount of experience in mobile we don’t have” as well as the fact that the partnership will allow them to “incubate new ideas”. Furthermore Pete said “We want to be able to build games that are inspiring people from around the world, and this partnership in part will allow us to do that, to begin that incubation and development process in a real way,” which further shows both sides devotion to the concept of a mobile Destiny game as well as Bungies devotion to entering the mobile gaming industry.

Sony stated in early January of this year that they intend to acquire Bungie in a deal worth over 3 billion, which relates further to Bungies other aims at expanding the Destiny universe, such as they’re active attempts at hiring to get into the filming industry, that of which is being furthered and realised due to the acquisition by Sony. Totaki stated that “Bungie want to nurture the IP they have in a multi-dimensional manner” – “For that, we believe we can help” – “Bungie can leverage our platform so that their IP can flourish and grow”, allowing Bungie the ability to utilize their Platform as a home for the new project supposedly in the works.

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THQ Nordic held its 10th-anniversary showcase last Friday and fans are pumped for the revival of dormant franchises

THQ Nordic announced at the beginning of the month it would host a 10th-anniversary showcase and would be revealing six new game announcements for the event. There were many speculations as to what they might be.

Now, the “return of legendary franchises” as well as “sequels to beloved games” have been revealed and THQ Nordic didn’t miss the mark in how they described what they have in store for its fans.

The Six Games Announced at THQ’s Showcase

Spongebob Squarepants: The Cosmic Shake

It’s been a while since we have seen THQ Nordic publish a Spongebob Squarepants game so you can imagine the fan’s reaction to hear that after 8 years, we are finally returning to this franchise.

SpongeBob SquarePants: The Cosmic Shake is a 3D platformer set in the colourful, psychedelic world of the Nickelodeon show. The mysterious fortune teller Kassandra grants SpongeBob and Patrick wishes resulting in the two buddies unintentionally opening up portals to strange Wishworlds, causing them to lose all their friends through the portals. Players can explore distinct worlds and use more than 30 cosmic skins to rescue the universe. It is developed by Purple Lamp Studios and will be coming to PS4 and PS5.

Destroy All Humans 2 – Reprobed

Another dormant franchise that is set to make a return is Destroy All Humans!, which is an open world action-adventure video game designed as a parody of Cold War-era alien invasion films. Destroy All Humans! 2 – Reprobed will be a remake of the original game with added features and is being developed by Black Forest Games after the company relaunched the series in 2020. After the KGB blew up his mothership, Crypto seeks revenge and invades the swinging sixties, to travel to iconic places in the United States, the United Kingdom, the Soviet Union, Japan, and even to the Moon. It will be available on PS5.

Outcast 2 – The New Beginning

Outcast 2 is a very long-awaited sequel indeed, with 20 years between the original announcement for the first attempt at an Outcast sequel, THQ Nordic and Appeal Studios have announced they are reviving the cancelled game. Outcast is an action-adventure game where the protagonist Cutty Slack is given the task to escort 3 scientists to the spectacular alien world Adelpha, on a mission to close a black hole. Outcast 2 – The New Beginning is set 20 years after the first game and sees Adelpha finds itself under threat of invasion: a ruthless robot army is exploiting the planet, enslaving and even killing the people. Cutter’s mission is clear: organize a resistance, rescue the people, and get rid of the invaders. It will be available on PS5, Xbox Series X/S and PC.

Jagged Alliance 3

Another sequel that is coming nearly 20 years after the last instalment in the franchise is Jagged Alliance 3. Jagged Alliance is a series of turn-based tactics video games that centre on strategically controlling mercenary squads, on and off the field, who complete various missions such as freeing countries from oppressive dictators. Jagged Alliance 3, developed by Haemimont Games, takes place in Grand Chien, a nation of rich, natural resources and deep, political divides and the player’s job is to restore order by removing a rogue dictator “The Legion” and locating the missing president. The game will be available on PC.

MX vs ATV Legends

The MX vs ATV franchise is making its debut to PS5 with MX vs ATV Legends. Developed by Rainbow Studios, MX vs ATV Legends invites you to carve your own path to the podium with unprecedented player choice including sponsorship opportunities and special invitational events. In addition, the game introduces an all-new Trails mode that pits players against nature like never before. The game will be available on PS4 and PS5.

SuperPower 3

And finally, another long-awaited sequel to a beloved geopolitical strategy game franchise, SuperPower 3 has been announced by THQ Nordic and GolemLabs. SuperPower is a game series tailor-made for anyone who is convinced they would do a much better job of running the world than the real-life leaders across the globe. SuperPower 3 has been teased to challenge the player’s knowledge about “demography, economics, military strategy,” and more.

It should be noted that while we only got six new game announcements, THQ Nordic also have 28 unannounced games in development, so continue to watch this space.

As of today, THQ Nordic (@handy_games not included) has 42 games in development, thereof 28 still unannounced AFTER this showcase.

Thank you for watching! #10YearsTHQNordic

— THQ Nordic (@THQNordic) September 17, 2021

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Xbox Game Pass has got Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered  as one of the games in their new lineup. Unfortunately, the service is also losing some games at the end of this month such as Monster Hunter World.  This was all announced on the official Xbox news website.

For those of you who are unaware Xbox Game Pass is a subscription service that Microsoft has made available to players on the Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, Windows 10 and some Android device due to Xbox Cloud Gaming.  This is becoming a unique selling point for Xbox as it lets players have fun with tons of games for one price.

Many different games will be making their way to the service between now and July 1. Worms Rumble, a multiplayer Worms game that launched on PS Plus, is available on cloud, console, and PC starting today.

On  the 24th, subscribers will have access to, Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered (PC & Console), Iron Harvest (PC) and Prodeus ( also PC). On the 1st July five more games will come to Xbox Game Pass such as Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts (cloud), Immortal Realms: Vampire Wars (console, PC and Cloud), Limbo (PC, console, and cloud), Bug Fables: The Everlasting Sapling (console, cloud and PC), Gang Beasts (cloud, console, and PC)

Even though some games will be leaving Xbox Game Pass, players always have the option to but those games with a 20% discount. The games that will be leaving Xbox Game Pass and the end of this month are: The Outer Wilds, Battle Chasers: Nightwar,Monster Hunter World, Soulcalibur VI, Marvel vs Capcom: Infinite, Mistover, Out of the Park Baseball 21, and The Messenger.

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