Undeniably, 2022 is a year witnessing the birth of many notable blockbusters and game products. But at the same time, this is also a year marking many scandals in the world game industry.
Gotham Knight’s Performance on Xbox Series WILL
Undeniably, Gotham Knight is one of the most anticipated games of 2022. However, just a few days before the game’s October launch, a huge controversy broke out.
Accordingly, the most mentioned problem is the performance of the game, when Gotham Knight is limited to only 30FPS (frames per second), instead of 60FPS as the usual standard. More importantly, the game doesn’t even offer any plans to improve this problem. The cause was also later pointed out a lot, and it is worth noting that Gotham Knight has been “simplified” to be suitable when operating on the Xbox Series S system.
Controversy over the price of The Last of Us remake
The original The Last of Us series has so far received a huge cult following from many players, as it offers one of the most dramatic, emotional storylines a game can offer. So, when it appeared that The Last of Us part one was remade, many gamers were extremely excited.
However, the excitement did not last long. There is no denying the positive changes in the game’s graphics. However, the price of $ 70 that the publisher offers – on par with the price of current super products makes many players extremely surprised, especially when The Last of Us remake retains the same plot, The style of play is the same as before.
Google Stadia is shutting down
Launched in 2019, Google Stadia is expected to be Google’s major foray into the world of cloud gaming by allowing games to be instantly streamed to a wide range of devices. Google Stadia has received a lot of attention over the years, until the project officially announced its closure this year.
This announcement was made in September of this year and was completely beyond the expectations of publishers and gamers. During the time that followed, it all took a lot of time and effort to ensure that the player’s game storage system on Google Stadia could be transferred to other platforms.
Tuan Hung
