Sega’s Astro City arcade cabinet is widely regarded as one of the most iconic coin-operated gaming machines of all time, and for Black Friday, you can get your hands on an adorable replica of this gaming device. A 1/6 scale reproduction, the Sega Astro City Mini is currently on sale for $100, a pretty decent 23% discount from its usual $130 selling price.
- Sega Astro City Mini — $100 ($
130) - Sega Astro City Mini V — $110 ($
160)
This isn’t just a mini-replica in looks, but also in design as you get a fully-functioning arcade cabinet to play games on Come from Sports betting site VPbet. The Astro City Mini has a built-in 480 x 800 LCD screen, an HDMI-out port, a headphone j…
Read moreDragon Age: The Veilguard looks set to be the chattiest game in BioWare’s fantasy series to date, with 140,000 lines of dialogue included.
That’s up from the 88,000 lines of dialogue included within Dragon Age: Inquisition – which is believed by fans to have been the wordiest BioWare game until now.
“It takes a long time to record 700 characters, you know – 80,000 lines or 140,000 lines with all the Rooks,” Dragon Age: The Veilguard creative director John Epler told GamesRadar, when asked why the game had taken so long to make. “It just takes time to make good.”
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Read more UPDATE 26/07/24: Video game producers negotiating as part of the Interactive Media Agreement have responded to news of the SAG-AFTRA strike.
“We are disappointed the union has chosen to walk away when we are so close to a deal, and we remain prepared to resume negotiations,” reads a statement from spokesperson for the video game producers party to the Interactive Media Agreement, Audrey Cooling, shared with Eurogamer.
“We have already found common ground on 24 out of 25 proposals, including historic wage increases and additional safety provisions. Our offer is directly responsive to SAG-AFTRA’s concerns and extends meaningful AI protections that include requiring consent and fair compensation to all performers working under the IMA. These terms are among the stron…
Sony has released its latest PlayStation 5 system software update, introducing shareable links so players can invite others to quickly jump into their multiplayer sessions.
Sony first revealed it was working on shareable multiplayer links for PlayStation 5 back in May. And now, two and a bit months later, the feature (albeit seemingly with certain announced elements still to come) is here as part of the snappily titled 24.05-09.60.00 PS5 update.
“To invite other players [to a game],” explains Sony’s patch notes, “open the game session action card and select Share Link. Then, scan the QR code with your mobile device to share the link.” The company notes the feature only works for open sessions that anyone can join.
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