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Kingdom Hearts Union X (Cross) introduced a new collaboration that will run from today through July 31st, 2018. Keyblade wielders can take part in some special events with Coco-themed rewards. New Medals that feature Miguel and Hector come from multiplayer quests, and special quests will also reward Miguel Medals. Miguel & Dante Medals also come from purchasing the weekly Jewels Extravaganza Bundle. … [Read more...] about Kingdom Hearts Union X (Cross) Collaborates with Coco

It’s time for Supers to leap into action in Kingdom Hearts Union x(Cross}! Starting today and running until August 19th, 2018, players can take part in an Incredibles 2 collaboration. It includes Banner Medals featuring the Parr family (Mr. Incredible, Mrs. Incredible, Violet and Dash) will be powerful attainable medals. The High Score Challenge has mobile Keyblade wielders can climb up the rankings in special events to receive the “Bob & Jack” Medals. There are also VIP Rewards in the “Incredibles 2” Medals that can be obtained by purchasing the Weekly Jewels Extravaganza Bundle. Additionally, now through August 9, 2018, players can band together to challenge the limited timeKINGDOM HEARTS 358/2 Days event. By completing event goals, all players can earn up to 3,000 Jewels, a valuable in-game currency. … [Read more...] about Kingdom Hearts Union X[Cross] Collaborates with Incredibles 2

Welcome back to another catch-all post of gaming business stuff that might otherwise slip through the cracks! Stardew Valley creator Eric Barone, who recently took back over publishing of his wildly popular sandbox, announced that he’s sidelining his next game in order to form a team to “keep making new content for Stardew Valley,” including a new free content update that’s on the way. “This world is so full of potential, I could probably work on it for the rest of my life,” he writes. “There’s also such a wonderful community surrounding the game… and I like making you guys happy.” Twitch announced last week that it’s selling off Curse Media to Fandom (you probably know it best as Wikia). Curse, of course, is widely used by online gamers and MMO players for its mod hosting platforms, though as Gamasutra notes, it’s more likely Fandom wants the Gamepedia wing of Curse Media in an effort to consolidate its hold on … [Read more...] about MMO Business Roundup: Stardew, Curse, Epic, Niantic, unionization, and HOTS’ wrecked esports scene

Kingdom Hearts Union x[Cross] is now on Amazon devices. The Amazon Appstore and Amazon Fire Tablets both have access to the free-to-play game. Now Kindle Fire users can travel the Disney and Pixar worlds and dive deeper into the Kingdom Hearts storyline. This coincides with the release of Kingdom Hearts III, which is now available on Playstation 4 and Xbox One. They also announced that for a limited time, players who reach certain scores in the “Classic Kingdom” mini-games can obtain the Starlight Keyblade for use in Kingdom Hearts III. … [Read more...] about Kingdom Hearts Union x[Cross] Now on Amazon Devices

A day after Activision-Blizzard announced record earnings and began laying off a reported 800 people, we’re finally getting a clearer picture of the full impact on the company and its games. A Kotaku report out this afternoon includes quotes from multiple former and current Blizzard employees, one of whom described the scene as a “bloodbath” with “a lot more cuts than [the devs] were expecting,” including large swathes of the esports, publishing, and support departments across multiple studios in multiple countries. At least two substudios – King’s San Francisco studio and King mobile studio Z2Live – have been basically wiped out. On Twitter, the games industry unionization effort, Game Workers United, publicly called for the firing of Activision-Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick, accusing him of “theft” for pulling nearly $30M in salary a year while laying off hundreds of employees. One former employee, Jordan Mallory, has a … [Read more...] about Blizzard devs characterize layoffs as a ‘bloodbath’ as pro-unionization effort calls for Bobby Kotick’s resignation