Microsoft Follows in Valve’s Footsteps; Bloodborne Fans Get New Hope — Top Stories for October 15
A concise roundup of everything that happened across the entertainment industry worldwide over the past 24 hours.
- Microsoft follows in Valve’s footsteps with the Steam Deck — a compatibility-check system for games on handheld Xbox devices has been launched.
- A shark with trillions of HP versus hundreds of players in Path of Exile 2 — a content creator staged an enormous showdown.
- Five new titles have been added to Game Pass.
- Plants vs. Zombies makes a comeback: an early look at gameplay from the enhanced Replanted edition.
- Two years on, Baldur’s Gate 3 players are still perplexed by the dye system — naming conventions continue to cause confusion.
- Sony published the lineup of games it intends to hand out to PS Plus subscribers through the end of October.
- First glimpse of concept art for the Stellar Blade sequel — a cosplayer visited the developers and offered an inside look at the studio.
- A No Man’s Sky fan constructed a colossal Death Star that is triggering crashes in the game.
- “They acted like ***.” Vince Zampella leveled accusations at EA over how Call of Duty came to be.
- Bloodborne fans were left breathless — Sony’s remake specialists are searching for a third-person combat expert.
Source: iXBT.games
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