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LucasFilm Games: Ubisoft working on a new Star Wars game

Piermatteo Bruno -
With the return of the LucasFilm Games brand under Disney, new projects dedicated to the production company's historic franchises are announced every other day as well. After the announcement of the new game on Indiana ...
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The Division 2 can be purchased on the Epic Games Store at a paltry price

Andrea Schietroma -
Ubisoft continues with its plan to relaunch The Division 2. Massive's looter shooter, in fact, after presenting its new Warlords of New York DLC (which will see the light on 3 ...
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The Division 2: the "Warlords of New York" DLC arrives

Andrea Schietroma -
The first year of life of The Division 2 did not go exactly as Ubisoft would have hoped: despite a very full-bodied, fun and well-cared for campaign, the game failed to involve continuously ...
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There may be a sequel to Tom Clancy's The Division

Tullio Pontecorvo -
It has now been nearly two years since the launch of Tom Clancy's The Division, and Ubisoft has been committed to systematically supporting the game with extra content and patches, the most recent of which dates back ...
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Resident Evil Village: the game map will be divided into four ...

Di Sarno Raffaele -
In the past few hours, IGN has revealed for the first time what will be the map of the areas present in Resident Evil Village. Despite the previous ...
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Sony wants to expand into the mobile market, opened a new division

Vincenzo Marino -
The mobile gaming market is increasingly expanding and now has a turnover higher than that of consoles and ...

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