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Gaming news
• GTAV Online players get 500k for shitty launch
• WATCH_DOGS and The Crew delayed until Spring 2014. Ubisoft stocks drop by 25% after this announcement. DriveClub also delayed.
• PS4 tidbits: PS4 at Select Retailers, Flower, flOw, Sound Shapes, Escape Plan Coming to PS4, Pre-order PS4 games on PSN, PS4 will cost $1,800 is Brazil
• MonoGame is getting a PS4 port
• Xbox One will have dedicated servers for MP games
• Riku’s Ps3 Firmware Issues
Pop Culture news
• Producer Of Assassin’s Creed Movie Reveals He Had Never Played The Series
• Michael Bay assaulted on the set of Transformers 4?
• Damon Lindelof Quits Twitter
• Pacific Rim 2 being written
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O'Dell Harmon Jr. writes: "Before we say goodbye to 2025, let’s take a look back and see what were the most downloaded games of the year. It was a great time for sports, shooters, and some new PlayStation VR2 games. Sports favorites topped the charts in US/Canada and EU, with NBA 2K26 and EA Sports FC26, respectively.
Juggernaut GTA V found a home in the top three for both regions, with new 2025 release Battlefield 6 claiming second place in the US. Fortnite took top place for free-to-play games, and Beat Saber continues its PS VR2 success."
It’s funny to watch the only games EU and USA agree on was Minecraft and back ops 7 both regions on 6 and 7 spot respectively other than that FIFA rules EU
I would like to see a list that has both free to play and paid games together, but at least we have this.
To this day GTA5 is a top downloaded game and it makes me wonder if the industry is really ready for GTA6. I imagine almost nothing else will sell during that game's release window.

CWA Canada will “pursue every legal recourse” to protect our members at Ubisoft Halifax after the company announced today that it is shutting down the operation just three weeks after workers voted to unionize.

70 roles are affected at the Assassin’s Creed Rebellion studio.
Very sad news shame on Ubisoft, Also whats going on with the n4g website the webpages have issues loading for the past 2 months?
Funny how these sudden mass firings at major studios where employees unionized have nothing to do with union busting. Must be just a coincidence that it happens exactly the same way every single time.
Can't hate corporations enough. Society has such low standards, and when people wake up to it and try to push positive change that's when you realize the rich are the root of most our problems. Honestly so tiring to see just how much more comfortably we can all live and see others actively push against it.