5 Amazing Games Coming in July 2020 (PC, PS4, Xbox One)

5 Amazing Games Coming in July 2020 (PC, PS4, Xbox One) Although2020 has been a wreckof a year till now, July will probably be a good month forvideo game loversas several interestinggames are to hit the marketin the next month. So, in this piece, we are going to list 5 interesting video games that are releasing during the month of July 2020. 5 Interesting Games Coming Next Month So, here is our list of 5 interesting games coming next month....

June 28, 2020 · 3 min · 528 words · Linda Pearson

Game Developers Can Now Use Google Maps SDK to Create Real-World Games

Game Developers Can Now Use Google Maps SDK to Create Real-World Games Since thepopularity of real-world gameslike thePokemon GO, Google launched its Google Maps Platform for some limited game developers. These limited developers were to create real-world games using the Unity Software Development Kit (SDK). This was over two years ago. Since that time ten games that use the Google Maps Platform garner more than 11 million players monthly. So now, Google has created a“scalable infrastructure”that extends access to the Google Maps Platform to anyone looking to develop their own real-world games....

June 28, 2020 · 2 min · 370 words · Sarah Johnson

Google Might Face a Potential Class-Action Lawsuit for Pixel 3 Issues

Google Might Face a Potential Class-Action Lawsuit for Pixel 3 Issues Google entered the smartphone market much later than other companies. However, before launching the Pixel devices, the company worked with several manufacturers for the Nexus projects and Huawei was one of those companies that manufactured the Nexus 6P. Recently, both of the companies started paying out customers for a lawsuit against the Nexus 6P’s boot-loop issue. Now, Google might face another lawsuit concerning the Pixel 3 devices....

June 28, 2020 · 2 min · 321 words · Peter Payne

Google Stadia’s Game-Sharing Feature “State Share” Will Be Introduced With “Crayta”

Google Stadia’s Game-Sharing Feature “State Share” Will Be Introduced With “Crayta” With theannouncement of Google Stadia, the Mountain View-based tech giant made someheavy claimsconcerning the platform. Over time, the companyadded several games, likePUBGandDoom 64, and newfeaturesto the platform. One of the features that Google announced with the cloud-based gaming platform was “State Share”. And the first game to use this feature will be a multiplayer-game called “Crayta”. The “State Share” is a unique feature for the Stadia players that allows them to “jump” into a friend’s multiplayer games via links that can be shared....

June 28, 2020 · 2 min · 410 words · Charles Adams

Leaked Website Names Reveal a New “Suicide Squad” Game is Coming

Leaked Website Names Reveal a New “Suicide Squad” Game is Coming Rocksteady Studios, the Batman: Arkham trilogy developers, has been out of the gaming scene since the release of the Batman: Arkham VR for the PSVR platform. It has been almost five whole years since the release of the last Batman game, Batman: Arkham Knight, in the Arkham trilogy. Now, reports state that the game company is developing a new game based on the villain team of the Suicide Squad....

June 28, 2020 · 2 min · 300 words · Harry Guzman

Star Wars: Squadrons Confirmed to Not Have Microtransactions

Star Wars: Squadrons Confirmed to Not Have Microtransactions Earlier this month, we sawEA’s Motive Studios announce the new gamein the Star Wars universe, Star Wars: Squadrons. Now, in our aforementioned piece, we mentioned that the $40 game will have no in-game micro-transactions. Well now, we have confirmation from the developers of the game. In a recent tweet (below),Motive’s writer Mitch Dryer retweeted a piece about Star Wars: Squadrons not having micro-transactionswith a statement, “ZERO MICROTRANSACTIONS, None”....

June 28, 2020 · 2 min · 305 words · Matthew Mathews

The SpongeBob Movie Will Ditch Theatrical Release for a Digital Release

The SpongeBob Movie Will Ditch Theatrical Release for a Digital Release As the Coronavirus-led pandemic hasput a halt to operations of several production houses, we are witnessing movies andTV showsswitch to the digital platforms. Here in India, we recently saw films like “Gulabo Sitabo” and “Chintu Ka Birthday” ditch their theatrical releases for video-on-demand platforms like Amazon Prime Video and Zee5. Now, ViacomCBS has confirmed that its SpongeBob movie will also avoid a theatrical release for a digital premiere....

June 28, 2020 · 2 min · 348 words · Steven Thompson
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