Gamepressure.com News 12 February 2020

Michael Kulakowski, 12 February 2020, 22:05

After many years of absence, the Prince of Persia series will live to see a new installment. Ubisoft announced Prince of Persia: The Dagger of Time, which is being developed for VR arcades. During the cooperative game, players will have to solve a number of puzzles, using the magical powers of time manipulation.

Jacob Blazewicz, 12 February 2020, 22:00

Geoff Keighley will not be attending the E3 for the first time. The organizer of The Game Awards believes that the event in Los Angeles should change and be more digital and global.

Jacob Blazewicz, 12 February 2020, 21:18

Adrian Chmielarz from The Astronauts spoke about the team at People Can Fly, a studio he founded. According to the Polish developer, there is no longer any of the creators of Painkiller and Bullestorm in his former studio, and the people working on Outriders are pretty much a different team.

Michael Kulakowski, 12 February 2020, 21:11

The content of the E3 2020 website, which officially starts this Thursday, has leaked into the web. This has given us a preliminary list of exhibitors who will be coming to Los Angeles. Among them were companies like Take 2, Activision, Warner Bros. and Tencent.

Jacob Blazewicz, 12 February 2020, 20:38

Electronic Arts has given custody of the Need for Speed series to Criterion Games. Thus, the iconic franchise returned to the British developer after almost seven years, along with some of its former employees.

Paul Wozniak, 12 February 2020, 20:24

Malwarebytes Labs has released a detailed report on cybercrime and related topics for 2019. Among other things, the analysis showed that Mac devices are more vulnerable than those with Windows OS.

Adrian Werner, 12 February 2020, 20:10

Krakow Technology Park revealed the first information about the upcoming Digital Dragons 2020 event, including the conference date, ticket prices and speakers.

Adrian Werner, 12 February 2020, 13:30

A 2-hour gameplay from Doom Eternal, slated for launch next month, appeared online. Interestingly, this time the material comes from a stream organized by a rapper known as T-Pain.

Michael Grygorcewicz, 12 February 2020, 13:23

Yesterday's announcement of the new DLC to The Division 2, titled Warlords of New York, is a great occasion for a promo – and the game is now going for a song, as Ubisoft reduced the price to $2.99.

Bart Swiatek, 12 February 2020, 12:42

Youtuber Ryan B discovered how to get to the battle royale map in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare. The location is not yet complete.

Peter Doron, 12 February 2020, 12:31

New charges have been brought against Huawei. This time, the U.S. federal government is suggesting that the Chinese giant was using backdoors installed on mobile networks for law enforcement use.

Damian Gacek, 12 February 2020, 12:17

Broken Lines, developed by a small Danish studio PortaPlay will launch this month. The game is a tactical RPG that will take us into WWII. Our task will be to lead a troop of soldiers behind enemy lines.

Bart Swiatek, 12 February 2020, 12:09

A leak posted on Reddit revealed some information about new characters that will appear in Rainbow Six: Siege together with the Operation Void Edge update. The characters sport a noticeably different vide from what we are used to in this title.

Milosz Szubert, 12 February 2020, 12:00

Across 20 years of its history, various games from the Age of Empires series have sold 25 million copies. The franchise has made a billion dollars in total. Such information can be found in the CV of Brian Sullivan, co-founder of Ensemble Studios.

Bart Swiatek, 12 February 2020, 11:39

Riot Games - the developers of League of Legends - organized a show devoted to the announced shooter known as Project A, thanks to which we got to know a lot of details about this title. It looks like it will be a hybrid of CS:GO and Overwatch, with a clear focus on the former.

Adrian Werner, 12 February 2020, 10:37

The author of Stardew Valley revealed that his next project will be set in the same world, but will take on a different subject than agriculture.

Bart Swiatek, 12 February 2020, 09:51

Activision Blizzard has decided to remove its games from the GeForce Now streaming service. The titles in question include World of Warcraft and Call of Duty, among others. The reasons for the decision are unknown.