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Recent rumors have suggested that Activision might soon release a remastered version of Spyro the Dragon Trilogy. A new revelation from Activision has now added more weight to these rumors as the company has revealed that it’s going to release more remasters of its previous titles in 2018.
Activision made this revelation in its annual investor report that was released recently. The report mentions that Activision will look through its IP portfolio to launch additional remasters in the second half of this year.
The company mentions in its report that it expects to release World of Warcraft: Battle for Azeroth and its latest Call of Duty game in the second half of this year. It will also provide ongoing content for various franchises such as Destiny 2 and Hearthstone, in-game events for Overwatch, and map packs for Call of Duty: WWII.
“Releases of remastered versions of titles from our library of IP” are specifically mentioned in Activision’s annual investor report so it comes from the proverbial horse’s mouth.
This wouldn’t be the first time that Activision will mine its IP library to revive old titles. It launched Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy last year, a remastered version of the first three games from the Crash series that was well received by fans.
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It was first reported about a week ago that Nintendo was now allowing gamers to post reviews of Switch games directly on its website. This meant that gamers who browsed the company’s website to search for new games were able to see ratings and reviews for those games left by other players. However, merely days after this functionality went live, Nintendo has suspended game reviews on its website.
A posted on the company’s website reads that “Customer reviews have been taken offline as we evaluate this feature and its functionality,” adding that the company currently has no estimated date on when this feature will return.
Just because Nintendo has said that it’s evaluating this functionality doesn’t mean that the company has decided to discontinue it, even though this is what some users believe right now. Perhaps the company just wanted to work out the kinks with the feature and felt that the right way to do so would be to take it offline and do it properly.
A representative for Nintendo of America confirmed to Polygon that this “trial customer review feature” has been taken offline for evaluation. The representative adds that the response from the community has been positive and reiterates that it can’t be said for sure right now when an update will be provided on the status of this feature.
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Now that February is over, Sony has revealed the free PlayStation Plus games lineup for the coming month. Those who subscribe to the service will be happy to know that one of the games in March 2018’s lineup is Bloodborne. The award-winning action RPG has been very well received and PlayStation Plus owners will now be able to get it for free.
Bloodborne will have players hunting their nightmares as they search for answers in the ancient city of Yharnam that’s cursed with a strange illness that’s rapidly spreading through the streets.
Ratchet & Clank is also on the list. The title is based on elements from the original Ratchet & Clank title that was originally released for the PlayStation 2. Insomniac’s classic gameplay comes to the PlayStation 4 with this title.
Players will join Ratchet, Clank, Captain Qwark, and their new friends on a battle to save the Solana Galaxy. They can make use of an arsenal of original weapons that the franchise is popular for as well as a couple of new options.
PlayStation Plus subscribers get Legend of Kay for free on the PlayStation 3 as well as Mighty No.9. Claire: Extended Cut and Bombing Busters are on the list for PlayStation Vita owners. These three titles come with cross buy support for the PlayStation 4.
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