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“China represents the lion’s share of the global gaming market, and in recent years has become a cauldron of innovation in the game industry,” added Kristian Segerstrale, CEO of Super Evil Megacorp. “We have a very exciting and close partnership with NetEase to not only publish our title in our category defining cross-platform MOBA experience for Chinese gamers, but to also learn from the local market for our global success.” … [Read more...] about Vainglory’s PC Alpha Opens, Cross-Platform Competitive News and More

Rocket League Announces Jurassic World Car Pack For Movie Tie In Rocket League has just announced a brand new car pack DLC. Called the Jurassic World Car Pack, the pack will release a few days before Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom arrives in theatres. What’s in the pack? It’s two iconic Wrangler Jeeps from the Jurassic Park movies! Who can forget Jeff Goldblum’s “Must go faster. Must go faster” mantra on the Wrangler while being hunted down by the T-Rex? … [Read more...] about Rocket League Announces Jurassic World Car Pack For Movie Tie In

In an ideal situation you’ll have constant or consistent friends to play with. If you don’t have a crew to play with, though, you can still practice teamwork with strangers by positioning yourself properly, filling in gaps in team roles (rotation), and generally not being a jerk or a selfish ball hog. If you’ve practiced all the tips above, you should be fine practicing or applying what you’ve learned while on a team of strangers. Just be a good sport whether you win or lose. … [Read more...] about Ten Tips to Help You Rank Up in Rocket League

The closed beta period features a selection of six maps, four game modes, and six characters. Players participating in the beta will also be able to earn cosmetic rewards to use in the release version of Rocket Arena. More information about closed beta rewards can be found here. … [Read more...] about 3v3 Cross-Platform Shooter Rocket Arena Announced

And I should be. As the speakers noted, iPhone and Android gamers don’t have to worry about barriers to cross-play. The fact is, even though synchronous, AAA multi-gaming on mobile devices is still trying to penetrate western markets, different phone operating systems play nice together. Heck, you can often throw them together with people playing on browsers and everything’s still cool. Mobile isn’t alone in this, either. In the VR realm, HTC flat out said that Oculus’ insistence on exclusive titles hurt the overall market. The fact that I can play with Vive users and still feel like certain VR titles are “dead” only reinforces the fact that sharing the market it better for everyone. … [Read more...] about GDC 2018: Bridging and embedding cross-platform online communities