Is that overwhelming wave of exciting titles actually hiding a more gruesome reality? Even during a slow year, there's almost always an uptick in blockbuster games that launch during this window to best capitalize on the end of the summer and the move toward the winter holidays.
Is that overwhelming wave of exciting titles actually hiding a more gruesome reality?
Even during a slow year, there's almost always an uptick in blockbuster games that launch during this window to best capitalize on the end of the summer and the move toward the winter holidays.
This fall is absolutely stuffed with exciting new games around every corner, but it feels more likely for the season to be a bloodbath than a celebration.
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Is that overwhelming wave of exciting titles actually hiding a more gruesome reality? Even during a slow year, there's almost always an uptick in blockbuster games that launch during this window to best capitalize on the end of the summer and the move toward the winter holidays. This fall is absolutely stuffed with exciting new games around every corner, but it feels more likely for the season to be a bloodbath than a celebration.
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