Today news
About the same in other media
Konami is refunding DLC purchases after disastrous 'eFootball' launch
Reading now: 702
engadget.comLast month, Konami dropped Pro Evolution Soccer in favor of the new free-to-play eFootball franchise with the promise of decent gameplay on the cheap. Unfortunately, the launch was nothing short of woeful, with bad player models, numerous glitches and an uproar over a $40 DLC that couldn't even be redeemed until a big version 1.0 update originally scheduled for this month.
Now, Konami is saying that this update is being pushed way back to spring of 2022. As such, it's refunding players who pulled
Read more on engadget.comAbout this in other media
No Neo or John Wick in Mortal Kombat, says Keanu Reeves pcgamer.com /2 years ago
Keanu Reeves Doesn't Want John Wick Or Neo In A Mortal Kombat Game thegamer.com /2 years ago
Keanu Reeves Doesn’t Want to See Neo or John Wick in Mortal Kombat comingsoon.net /2 years ago
Show more
The website gamebastion.com is an aggregator of news from open sources. The source is indicated at the beginning and at the end of the announcement. You can send a complaint on the news if you find it unreliable.
21.11 / 08:11
UPS
Microsoft
Progressive
Xbox
Halo Infinite: Everything You Need to Know About the Battle Pass Changes
Though the game does not officially release until December 8, Halo Infinite's open beta attracted a lot of attention after surprise releasing this month. While it was originally meant to be a launch title for Microsoft's Xbox Series X/S, the first gameplay reveal was underwhelming and so widely discussed that developer 343 Industries delayed the project for a full year.
20.11 / 22:01
20.11 / 20:21
20.11 / 15:33
20.11 / 13:31
20.11 / 12:51
20.11 / 08:29