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Netflix’s gaming service adds two more titles, including the return of Gameloft’s ‘Asphalt Xtreme’
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techcrunch.comEarlier this month, Netflix’s new gaming service became globally available across both iOS and Android with a debut lineup that included two “Stranger Things”-themed games and a few more casual gaming titles. In the days since its launch, Netflix has expanded its lineup with two more games, including another casual game “Bowling Ballers,” and now, a reboot of Gameloft’s “Asphalt Xtreme,” which officially shut down this September.
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505 Games is working with Metroid Dread developer MercurySteam on a new game codenamed “Project Iron”
505 Games — the publisher behind Control, Ghostrunner, and the PC release of Death Stranding — will co-publish and develop a brand new game with Metroid Dread developer MercurySteam, according to a statement published by Digital Bros, 505 Games’ parent company. The game, codenamed “Project Iron,” will be a “third-person action RPG set in a dark fantasy world,” according to the statement. The game is also set for a multiplatform release.
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