All Xbox players who have subscribed to the online service for 20 years will receive a new badge.
We already reported on the new Xbox profile badges in November of last year. Just yesterday we wrote a short report about the 20th anniversary of Xbox LIVE.
Those of you who have been there since day one and have pledged loyalty to the Xbox LIVE service for 20 years will receive a special badge from Microsoft in their Xbox profile:
How long have you been there and how many years are you still missing until you get the 20 badge?
There is a bug in the Microsoft Edge browser on the Xbox console that is extremely annoying – SBOX_FATAL_MEMORY_EXCEEDED.
Maybe you’ve already had one Microsoft Edge browser used to watch a longer video on the Xbox console in the browser. If so, you too will definitely have the “SBOX_FATAL_MEMORY_EXCEEDED“-errors have seen.
The video simply stops and the error is displayed. You can then refresh the page to continue the video, but you have to log in again and after what feels like 10 minutes it happens again and again.
The error has been known for months and complaints are piling up everywhere. There has been discussion about what could be the problem for over seven months, especially on Reddit. Some of Microsoft’s suggested solutions also don’t work.
A report from May 2022 describes the annoying Microsoft Edge bug, which we also get hit with almost every day, very well:
“That’s exactly what happens to me too. Edge app on Xbox exceeds memory when playing a video above 720p on most websites. Getting the error (SBOX_FATAL_MEMORY_EXCEEDED).”
“I have to refresh the page to continue the video and that happens every 10 minutes. For some reason it doesn’t seem to happen when I watch YouTube, but it happened on every other video streaming website I tried. I can only assume that something went wrong with the last Edge update. I’ve tried every troubleshooting technique, even resetting the console to factory settings. This must be a problem with Edge. Until the problem is fixed, you can apparently still watch in 720p without any problems. I suggest reporting the issue to Edge. Click on the 3 dots in the top right, go down to Help & Feedback and then Send Feedback. If they get a few reports, they should look into the problem.”
Xbox Series X is PS5 are fast approaching and many specialized portals have received next-gen consoles by Microsoft is Sony. Among these is the British editorial staff of Digital Foundry.
John Linneman confirmed in a tweet that DF is now in possession of an Xbox Series X. Fans wasted no time and started asking about the console. Among these users, someone asked on Twitter if we will ever see on Series X Red Dead Redemption 2 by Rockstar.
Following this first question, more tweets have arrived from other users who, however, have questioned the performance of the game on Series X. For example, a fan claims that RDR2 on Series X will have the same performance as the Xbox One X version. .
In response to another tweet questioning Series X’s capabilities, John Linneman’s comment came: “you may want to save this tweet for later. I mean to say“.
You might want to bookmark this tweet for later. Just sayin?
– John Linneman (@ dark1x) September 23, 2020
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From Linneman’s response, it seems clear that Series X games will receive dramatic improvements and, likely, RDR2 will run on Microsoft’s next-gen in 4K and 60FPS.
Palworld is a very fun survival game, but trying to survive numerous crashes while playing on your Xbox console is not a good time. Is there any way to improve this, or should you put it aside for now?
Can you fix Xbox crashes in Palworld
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There are a few different troubleshooting tips you can try to see if you can keep your Xbox version of Palworld more stable, so let’s start at the top.
Restart your Xbox console
While it may seem like an easy thing to do, most modern consoles tend to go into sleep mode when we turn them off. While this makes the reboot process faster than ever, some issues can coincide with not restarting your console often, such as games like Palworld crashing. Restart your system and see if that helps you progress in your new favorite survival game.
Close Palworld and start it again
Xbox Series consoles allow players to put up to 5 games in a suspended state in the background, so sometimes fully releasing a game isn’t even considered. Giving Palworld what is essentially a force shutdown might help you resolve some of these issues, as having an online game running in the background for too long could cause issues with both Server Connectivityas well as general issues that might affect your game.
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See if new updates are available
(Patch Notice) Xbox and Microsoft Store PC version v0.1.1.2 update has been released. Fixed some issues that negatively affected game stability.
We will continue to give top priority to resolving major issues. Thank you for your continued support of Palworld.
— Palworld (@Palworld_EN) January 29, 2024
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At the time of writing, the latest Palworld update was released on January 29, 2024 and provided a good number of fixes. However, it still seems like players are having issues with crashes, so we may have to be patient and wait for the development team to iron out the rest of these wrinkles. The game is still in early access, so unfortunately bugs and issues should be expected.
So while there’s no perfect solution at this point, updates are coming pretty quickly, so be sure to keep an eye on our Palworld section below to see when the next updates will arrive , and find out how to make weapons like muskets with ease.
Last Tuesday, developer CD Projekt RED announced the Phantom Liberty expansion for Cyberpunk 2077. This expansion is currently in development and will be released sometime in 2023. But where the expansion would initially come out on all platforms, it is now limited to current-gen consoles and PC.
Buyers of the Limited Edition Bundle, which included the game and an Xbox One console, are now pissing next to the pot. They are actually entitled to the upcoming expansion through this more expensive edition. However, CD Projekt RED comes up with a neat solution, because on their website to write they say that buyers of this bundle will get a part of their money back.
The refund will be in the form of credits for the Microsoft Store. More details will be announced by the developer later.
“Owners of the Xbox One X – Cyberpunk 2077 Limited Edition Bundle will receive a reimbursement for the expansion in the form of Microsoft Store credits. Please stay tuned for more details about this procedure.”
The new GPUs of Nvidia, the series RTX 3000, promises to catapult PC gamers into the world of the next generation and beyond, with tech specs to make any console pale.
Precisely by virtue of their potential, second Richard Leadbetter of Digital foundry, the new graphics cards from Nvidia, in particular the RTX 3070, will pose a real threat to Xbox Series X… and only for her, why PlayStation 5 it should be safe.
The explanation behind this reasoning? Quite simply, the RTX 3070 will cost 519 euros / 499 dollars and will offer, at or near the same price as a next-gen console, much better performance and performance. This will make it a great choice for those who want to jump into next-gen gaming PCs, without spending the extra money on higher-class RTX GPUs.
While the Xbox Series X exclusives, by the express will of Microsoft, will also be released on PC, buying a console would mean playing something of lower quality than what you can get at the same price with an RTX 3070. That would, according to Digital Foundry, be the risk that newer Nvidia GPUs pose for the next one – gen from Microsoft.
Why should the PlayStation 5 be immune to all of this? Basically because, although it also has lower performance than a 3070, the first exclusive parts will remain exclusive for consoles and will not land on PC. In short, having a gaming PC and an Xbox Series X would become superfluous and redundant, while a PC and a PS5 would ensure a full range of video games available.
Obviously, we have to add the necessary premises to the Digital Foundry discourse: of course, Nvidia’s new GPUs would provide better performance than next-gen consoles, but a gaming PC is not just made up of a GPU and many other components are needed to create it; the assembly costs of such a PC would certainly exceed those of a console which, on the other hand, guarantees instant access to next-gen games, with no additional components to purchase. A different story if you already have a powerful PC and just need to switch graphics cards, but it was worth pointing out.
Additionally, although Sony is a fan of console exclusives, it has recently observed the PC market with great interest and excluding Death Stranding, exclusive PS4 console, but developed by a third-party studio, Horizon Zero Dawn has shown that the arrival on PC of its first parties can now not be ruled out.
Of course, even if the PS5 titles end up on the PC, they will first have to spend a long time in “isolation” on the Sony console.
In short, despite a few snippets, Digital Foundry’s reasoning makes sense. What do you think about it? If you have a powerful PC, would you still buy an Xbox Series X? Or do you share DF’s thought?
Microsoft recently confirmed that Halo Infinite, the flagship game of the Xbox Series X, will support 120fps gameplay in multiplayer mode. This led us to question what other games have 120Hz support confirmed on compatible 4K TVs and screens.
So we did some research and this article is the result: an exhaustive and detailed list of all the games for PS5 and Xbox Series X that go beyond the historic 60fps refresh limit of the consoles. In addition to the list of titles with such support, we have also included the connection technology of 4K 120Hz TVs (HDMI 2.1) and also the best 4K TVs for next-gen gaming.
While many users will be playing next-gen consoles on TV, we’ve also covered the other option, which is high-refresh PC monitors. These have in fact been available on the market for several years, so we have compiled a list of recommended models that support at least 120Hz or more at different resolutions. We have in fact included monitors with native resolution 1080p and 1440p, and also the very first models equipped with an HDMI 2.1 interface, necessary for 4K at 120Hz.
In addition to the games and screen recommendations, we’ve also included a short guide to gaming at a120fps. Scroll the page or go directly to the section that interests you most using the navigation guide below:
Before we begin, let’s ask ourselves a simple question:
Why is 120fps better than 60fps?
Answer: The higher the frame-rate, the lower your input lag and the higher the temporal resolution.
These two side effects make the gameplay of frenetic games such as shooter or racing easier, being able to react more readily to the appearance of an enemy or to perceive in advance the approach of a sharp bend. You can see all of this demonstrated in our “Over 60fps” video.
High-refresh monitors had a big impact on PC gaming when they were introduced years ago, and we expect a similar effect on consoles now that 120fps is on the plate.
Obviously there is a trade-off between high frame-rates and graphics fidelity. For games where fast-paced sections are rare, or where developers want to emphasize the visuals of their worlds through higher resolution or enhanced effects, sticking to a more traditional 30fps or 60fps may make more sense.
Which PS5 and Xbox Series X games support 120fps?
At the moment, we know that there are eight games on PS5 or Series X that support 120fps, and the spread is nowhere near even.
While the PS5 has an innovative design in many ways, we’ve heard very little about which games will support 120fps. The PS5 slate currently only contains a handful of titles, but it is sure to grow over time.
The full list of 120fps PS5 titles
Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War
Devil May Cry 5 Special Edition
Dirt 5
Monster Boy and the Cursed Kingdom
Rainbow Six Siege
Now let’s take a look at the other side of the coin with the Xbox Series X. Given that Microsoft balances the situation with PC gaming on Windows, perhaps it’s not surprising to see more games with 120fps support on consoles. Here is the list of games confirmed so far.
The complete list of Xbox Series X games at 120fps
Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War
Devil May Cry 5 Special Edition
Dirt 5
ExoMecha
Gears 5
Halo Infinite (multiplayer)
Halo: The Master Chief Collection
Metal: Hellsinger
Monster Boy and the Cursed Kingdom
Ori and the Will of the Wisps
Orphan of the Machine
Rainbow Six Siege
Second Extinction
The Falconeer
Backward compatibility can send some titles at 120fps as well: the Series X doubles the original 60fps refresh, sending it to 120fps.
However, we still have no confirmation of any visual compromises in 120fps gameplay.
Best TVs and monitors for gaming at 120fps, recommended by Digital Foundry
If you like fast-paced titles like first person shooter or racing, we recommend a TV that supports high refresh rates with the new consoles, as long as your budget allows it. Here are our recommended models for each category, including LG’s gorgeous OLEDs and competing alternatives from Samsung and Sony. Each model chosen offers 120fps at 4K, variable refresh rate and low input lag, making them perfect models for gaming. By clicking on each model you will access our detailed article The best TVs for 4K gaming with HDR.
The best 4K and 120Hz TVs for PS5 and Xbox Series X
LG CX OLED (via HDMI 2.1)
Samsung Q80T QLED (via HDMI 2.1)
Sony XH9005 / X900H (via HDMI 2.1, which will arrive via software update)
LG NanoCell 85
Note: The 49-inch Q80T has a 60Hz panel instead of the 120Hz one used in the larger variants. And it also lacks support for variable refreshes, as well as having worse viewing angles, so we recommend getting the 55-inch variants.
Gaming monitors are also a great choice for PS5 or Series X, but be warned that at the time of this writing, no models support HDMI 2.1 input. Of course, this doesn’t stop you from enjoying 120Hz at resolutions below 4K, such as 1440p or 1080p, as the HDMI 2.0 standard supports 120Hz for these resolutions. To reach 144Hz at 1440p you’ll need to turn off adaptive V-Sync. This is an option to consider because these monitors are significantly cheaper than the 4K and 120Hz alternatives. The first monitor announced with HDMI 2.1 support is the Eve Spectrum, linked below, but we expect more compatible models to arrive later this year.
Best 120Hz gaming monitors for PS5 and Xbox Series X
AOC 24G2U (1080p 120Hz via HDMI 1.4)
BenQ EX2780Q (1440p 120Hz via HDMI 2.0)
LG 27GL850 (1440p 120Hz via HDMI 2.0 w / VRR disabled)
Eve Spectrum (4K 120Hz via HDMI 2.1)
Digital Foundry’s guide to 120fps next-gen gaming
What is HDMI 2.1?
Long story short, HDMI 2.1 is the new standard that increases the amount of data that can be carried over an HDMI cable. While the ports may always look the same, increased bandwidth requires new cables, new source devices (consoles and next-gen graphics cards), and new output devices (TVs and monitors). If the whole chain is upgraded to HDMI 2.1 support, then you will get several features.
The most important feature for us is to send more frames per second at a given resolution. On the previous HDMI 2.0 standard it was possible to send a maximum image 60 times per second. On HDMI this amount doubles, becoming 120 frames per second for 4K.
Other features include an automatic low latency mode that basically allows the TV to disable certain processes to lower input lag, and support for variable refreshes, which eliminate screen tearing and judder artifacts without adding side effect of the increased input lag of v-sync. Other features also include HDMI VRR (included with the HDMI 2.1 standard), FreeSync (for AMD graphics cards) and G-Sync (for Nvidia graphics cards).
What is the difference between 120Hz and 120fps?
The Hertz (Hz) indicate the number of times a screen refreshes in one second. The maximum refresh rate is an intrinsic part of every model of TV or monitor; most screens stop at 60Hz but some go as low as 120Hz. Gaming monitors are notoriously available at refresh rates above 60Hz, some models even go up to 360Hz, with the most common supporting 144Hz or 240Hz.
THE Frames per second (fps) (fps) indicate the number of images generated by the console or PC in one second. This can be locked to some degree, normally to keep new frames constantly updated, or unlocked to allow for higher frame-rates in less demanding games to render.
Halo is for everyone. We can confirm #HaloInfinite multiplayer will be free-to-play and will support 120FPS on Xbox Series X. More details will be shared later! pic.twitter.com/9bIrppFiON
– Halo (@Halo) July 31, 2020
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Ideally, these two parameters should be similar most of the time to take advantage of the low input lag and improved temporal resolution mentioned earlier. For example, if your screen is at 120Hz and your console is delivering 120 frames per second, then you will make the most of your setup.
If your console only delivers 60fps, then you won’t have an advantage in using a 120Hz screen over a 60Hz one. Conversely, if your console generates a fixed 120fps but is connected to a 60Hz screen, you will get a boost in responsiveness. * but not comparable to the 120fps and 120Hz pairing.
If you like fast-paced games, it makes sense to have a 120Hz screen. Even though the console produces a frame-rate between 60 and 120fps, you’ll get a more and more responsive image on a 120Hz screen versus a 60Hz one.
We’re still a few weeks away from the launch of the consoles, so we’re still not sure how the games will run, if the frame-rate will be completely fixed at 120fps or if there will be dips here and there. But considering the powerful processors mounted on the fixed 120fps consoles they are sustainable, and we’re thrilled to see the new machines in action.
What about the Xbox Series S?
In theory, the Xbox Series S should run games at 120fps like the Xbox Series X but at a lower resolution. Little is known, but Ubisoft has outlined the performance of some of its games for each next-gen console. We hope to know more as the launch approaches.
xbox live gold its days are numbered. Literally. As of September, the new plan to play online on Xbox consoles, its replacement, is called Game Pass Core. More than a name change, it is an entry option to Microsoft’s video game subscription service based on two claims: the multiplayer experience and access to a catalog of more than 25 games. From there, the two questions ask themselves: what will happen to my plan and what games are they?
The transition from Xbox Live Gold to Game Pass Core is automatic and will take place on September 14, 2023. According to Microsoft, it will no longer be possible to contract Xbox Live Gold from that month (which makes sense) and we will be able to continue enjoying all those games that we have claimed over the years as long as we have Game Pass Core as normal. In addition, it ensures that, despite the change, subscribers will maintain the price.
That being said, in the case of Xbox 360 games, items already claimed with Xbox Live Gold have always been owned by the playerwith which a subscription is not necessary to download or enjoy them via backward compatibility on Xbox One and Xbox Series X.
The first 19 Game Pass Core games announced
The second big change is that Microsoft will stop offering two games every month. To be honest, and with very few exceptions, Games with Gold have been advertised monthly for years without generating . At least, compared to free games on platforms like Epic Games or PlayStation Plus subscription games.
The good news, on the other hand, is that the new approach to the service chooses to offer access to a fixed selection of more than 25 games from Xbox Studios, Bethesda and third parties, adding two or three batches of novelties each year. And although we still don’t know if there will be Activision Blizzard games, since 19 titles have been released, the announced collection is wide, varied and forceful.
Game
Gender
editor
developer
multiplayer
year
Price
among us
Puzzle / Social
innersloth
innersloth
Yeah
2021
€4.99
descend
Sports
No More Robots
ragesquid
Yeah
2018
€24.99
Dishonored 2
RPG / Stealth
Bethesda/Xbox Game Studios
Arkane Studios
No
2016
€29.99
Eternal Doom
FPS
Bethesda/Xbox Game Studios
iDSoftware
Yeah
2020
€39.99
Fable Anniversary
RPG / Adventure
Xbox Game Studios
Lionhead Studios
No
2014
€39.99
fallout 4
RPG / Adventure
Bethesda/Xbox Game Studios
Bethesda Game Studios
No
2015
€19.99
Fallout 76
MMORPG
Bethesda/Xbox Game Studios
Bethesda Game Studios
Yeah
2018
€39.99
Force Horizon 4
Driving / Open World
Xbox Game Studios
Playground Games
Yeah
2018
€64.99
gear 5
Action / Shooter
Xbox Game Studios
The Coalition
Yeah
2019
€39.99
Grounded
Adventure / Survival
Xbox Game Studios
obsidian
Yeah
2022
€39.99
Halo 5: Guardians
FPS
Xbox Game Studios
SamaGame
Yeah
2015
€19.98
Halo Wars 2
Strategy
SamaGame / Xbox Game Studios
Creative Assembly
Yeah
2017
€39.98
Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice
Adventure
Ninja Theory/Xbox Game Studios
Ninja Theory
No
2018
€29.99
Human Fall Flat
platforms
Curve Games
No Brakes Games
Yeah
2017
€19.99
Inside
Adventure / Platforms
playdead
playdead
No
2016
€19.99
Ori & The Will of the Wisps
Adventure / Platforms
Xbox Game Studios
Moon Studios
No
2020
€29.99
psychonauts 2
Adventure / Platforms
Xbox Game Studios
Double Fine
No
2021
€59.99
State of Decay 2
Action / Survival
Xbox Game Studios
Undead Labs
Yeah
2018
€29.99
The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited
MMORPG
Bethesda/Xbox Game Studios
Zeni Max Online
Yeah
2015
€19.99
Official prices without promotion or discount for subscription to Game Pass.
Adventure, platforms, author-named role-playing, wild shots, driving and multiplayer options to take advantage of online. The range of titles goes from Fable Anniversary from 2014 to much more recent Groundedand offers true timeless essentials.
In the end, the general idea is not very different from the already retired PlayStation Plus Collection, being a welcome option for new players of Xbox consoles, as well as an additional incentive for those who buy very specific games like EA Sports FC 24, Street Fighter or Call of Duty that ask to be enjoyed online.
Logically, none of this applies to PC, where it is not possible to contract the Game Pass Core service. Among other reasons, because unlike consoles, desktop players do not need to pay to play online.
What difference is there with Xbox Live Gold and with the Game Pass of a lifetime
Also, a legacy aspect of Xbox Live Gold is the exclusive discounts. In this way, and based on the current prices in Europe, the table of prices and benefits It will stay that way from September 2023.
Xbox Live Gold (Discontinued)
Game Pass Core
Game Pass Console
GamePass PC
Game Pass Ultimate
Price
€6.99 / month
€6.99 / month
€10.99 /month
€9.99 / month
€14.99 /month
Games
Two games a month with Games with Gold
more than 25 games
Hundreds of console games
Hundreds of PC games
Hundreds of games for console and PC
EA Play Games
Online Multiplayer
Yes on Xbox 360, Xbox One, and XBox Series X/S
Yes on Xbox 360, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S
No
Does not apply
Yes on Xbox 360, Xbox One, and XBox Series X/S
On PC it is not necessary to play Online
News
Each 15 days
New games 2 or 3 times a year
Xbox Game Studios Launch Games
New games regularly
Xbox Game Studios Launch Games
New games regularly
Xbox Game Studios Launch Games
New games regularly
promotions
Discounts and offers for members
Discounts and offers for members
Riot Games Advantages
Discounts and offers for members
Riot Games Advantages
Discounts and offers for members
Riot Games Advantages
Discounts and offers for members
Free rewards (DLCs, exclusive content etc.)
Riot Games Advantages
cloud game
No
No
No
No
Yes, on the web, Xbox app, browsers, TVs, iOS and Android
key date
Discontinued in September 2023
Available from 2023
Available since 2017
Available from 2019
Available from 2019
Cloud gaming in Beta phase
How is the Game Pass Core proposal compared to the game Pass of a lifetime. Well, that depends on whether we are interested in playing online. Being cheaper to get the Game Pass Ultimate subscription to receive both services, the game in the cloud and all the advantages of EA Play. As we discussed, the successor to Xbox Live Gold is a gateway to Game Pass.
At the price level, it should be taken into account that Microsoft started the summer by readjusting the price of the Xbox Game Pass service, going from 9.99 euros to the current 10.99 euros and, in the case of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, going to cost 14 .99 euros compared to the initial 12.99 euros.
That said, the value of the content offered and the games, all told, still makes it a very worthwhile subscription. Above all, when all the next house bombings like Starfield and Forza Motorsport will arrive at launch, and it is not necessary to buy titles like Redfall to know if we will continue playing the next day.
Will we miss Xbox Live Gold? The only thing that changes from the new plan is the two games per month with Games with Gold. And it must be recognized that maintaining what has already been claimed and the instant addition of 25 games, including many of the best of the house, play in their favor. In any case, the temptation to get hold of to play online is much greater today than yesterday.
Final Fantasy XIV will have an open beta on Xbox Series X|S and a free trial to try out at launch.
Over the next year, Xbox players will join more than 27 million gamers in the online role-playing game Final Fantasy XIV for epic adventures.
While Final Fantasy XIV won’t celebrate its Xbox Series X|S release until spring 2024, you can visit the world of Eorzea a little earlier.
As announced at Fan Fest in Las Vegas, the Patch 6.5x series will be in open beta on Xbox Series X|S. But when that will be exactly is still unclear.
According to the official website, Final Fantasy XIV costs from 10.99 euros/month. But before you spend any money, you can try out the free trial version extensively. Because the extended free trial version will also be playable on Xbox Series X|S. It includes the complete experience of A Realm Reborn and the two expansions Heavensward and Stormblood up to level 70 without restrictions.
It is normal to think that Activision Blizzard games would arrive more and more frequently on Xbox Game Pass; Although the acquisition of Activision Blizzard by Microsoft has not yet materialized, both companies are already closer than ever, a situation that made it very credible the leak that claimed thatwould come to the famous subscription service. This, however, is completely false.
Diablo 4 says no to Xbox Game Pass… for now
In case you haven’t heard, excitement began to circulate among fans when an alleged Brazilian promotion claimed that would be available on Xbox Game Pass. The leak was even accompanied by an image that reiterated this, so many assumed that the official announcement would come in a matter of days.
Fast forward to today, it was the same president of Blizzard, Mike Ybarra, who refuted all thisresponding on social networks with a simple , and instantly breaking the hopes of all those who have not been able to enjoy this great contender for the 2023 Game of the Year.
Of course, this does not mean that It will never come to Xbox Game Pass; the house of affirmed long ago its intentions to launch its titles more frequently in the subscription service, this in order to further solve its alliance with Microsoft. It is the best-selling game in Blizzard’s history, so we don’t doubt that it will come true in the future, although for now, we can only wait.
Fans want to play Diablo 4
Needless to say that the community was extremely disappointed in what Blizzard saidWell, whether they did not like the lie or that Blizzard has responded in such a dry way, we can read comments full of disappointment and even anger, such as accusations against him for publishing a , and the discussion is just beginning at the time of this drafting.
If you are eager to play we recommend that you buy it instead of waiting for it to arrive on Xbox Game Pass, because it is a quite addictive and fun title, and in our review you can find all the good (and bad) that Blizzard did with this anticipated installment. Of course: try to measure your gaming sessions well, because the last thing we want is for you to end up in the hospital as has already happened to someone else.
