They've done it again. Developer Panic Button returns with another highly impressive Switch conversion of a current-gen title: Digital Extremes' Warframe.
Games Asylum: "The popularity of Maxis 1989 classic SimCity allowed the American developer to take their flagship brand in new directions. Clearly trying to replicate the success of SimCity, between 1989 and 2000 fifteen different titles under the Sim banner were released. One of the more successful endeavours was SimTower, praised for being homelier and more personal than past games.
If you were a fan, then youre in luck. If Cities Skylines is the spiritual successor to SimCity, then Project Highrise is the modern-day equivalent of SimTower."
Game Hype Wrote: "Battlefield V is a hard sell at launch, with numerous bugs and a distinct lack of content, making it the smallest and most broken mainline Battlefield game to-date."
IGN: "Microsoft's planets are all aligning towards E3 2020. We explain why it will be the most important moment in the last decade of Xbox. Plus: Red Dead Online impressions, The Initiative's big new hire, and more!"
DSOGaming writes: "The controversy surrounding Fallout 76 is huge, there is no doubt about that. When the game initially came out, a lot of players found some mechanics and visuals that looked similar to both Fallout 4 and Skyrim. And now we can safely say that Fallout 76 does in fact feature engine code that was taken directly from Fallout 4 and Skyrim."
