Sniper Elite 5 developer Rebellion has issued a statement the sudden and mysterious removal of the game from the Epic Games Store on PC. It was originally supposed to launch on the platform alongside the other announced ones. Come from Sports betting site VPbet
In a statement to VCG, Rebellion said, “Due to circumstances beyond our control Sniper Elite 5 was not available on the Epic Store at launch but will be released on that platform in the future. We apologize for any inconvenience.”
IGT PlayDigital is a dedicated content library focused on premium online and mobile casino games which will now feature some of 7777 gaming’s most prominent titles. Thanks to this tie-up, 7777 gaming is now featured as part of PlayDigital’s Game Aggregation Platform and will be available across a network of operators.
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Earlier this week, it was announced by Hard Rock International that its brick-and-mortar casino in Gary will open on May 14. Chief Operating Officer Jon Lucas says that it seems the speed bumps blocking the venue are over and services will move forward as planned. The property will host a Friends and Family event on May 11. Two days later, a VIP opening will take place.
Long and Bumpy Road
It was a difficult road for Hard Rock to get to this point. Before the announcement was made, the board of directors with the Indiana Gaming Commission changed orders originally made by the regulator, calling for the former chief executive officer and chairman of Spectacle Entertainment to get rid of his ownership ties to entities connected to the Majestic Star Casinos.
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As reported by BNN Bloomberg, MGM Resorts International is reportedly studying the potential of selling its casino assets at Springfield, Massachusetts and Northfield Park, Ohio, according to information provided by individuals familiar with the subject.
Preliminary discussions:
At the moment, the firm is discussing the possibility with its financial advisors, but the talks are preliminary and there is a chance that they won’t lead to any specific action, according to the mentioned individuals who requested to stay anonymous as the information is private. In addition, an MGM spokesman refused to provide any comment regarding the discussions.
On a related note, the management of MGM Resorts International was exasperated by the firm’s stock price. Th…
It’s been a rough few days for Helldivers 2 developer Arrowhead. Seemingly blindsided by Sony’s attempt to restore the requirement for Steam players to link their game to a PlayStation Network account (which was suspended at launch due to the game’s extensive technical issues), the studio has seen its game subject to a ferocious review bombing campaign, with its recent review score dropping to an “Overwhelmingly Negative” rating.
Now though, the crisis is over. Sony has walked back its plans to force PSN accounts onto Steam players, and those negative Steam reviews are slowly being flipped to positive (though the game’s recent review rating remains at “Mostly Negative”). It seems Arrowhead hasn’t lost its sense of humour over the debacle either. Following up a tweet about how “imp…
It’s a given that graphics card vendors will fully support their products long after they disappear from store shelves. But for how long? Not that long apparently, if you’re using a Polaris or particularly Vega-based graphics card or APU based on the Graphics Core Next-series of architectures.
Our sister site Anandtech reported that AMD is reducing driver support for pre-RDNA products. New driver releases will include things like security updates and bug fixes, but big ticket items like feature additions and performance optimizations are far less likely from this point on.
It’s common practice for GPU vendors to reduce driver support over time before they are relegated to legacy status and all driver development stops. AMD isn’t doing that, thankfully! It plans to release im…
First, the provenance. Lemokey is Keychron’s gaming brand, offering keyboards and mice aimed squarely at the players of games rather than Keychon’s theoretically more ‘enthusiast’ fare. Let’s be honest, the differences between gaming and enthusiast keebs are pretty slight—and only really of interest because our Jacobs love to fight about it—but when it comes to gaming mice there should be more of a clear distinction.
Though Keychron does actually sell obviously ‘gamer’ mice on its own site (as well as this Lemokey rodent), which does make such clear delineation a little tougher to parse. Whatever the semantic differences between the brands, however, the Lemokey G1 is still absolutely classic Keychron, in that it’s offering a high-end feature set for a genuinely affor…
