There is a major item-duplication bug in Diablo 4 right now, one that has forced Blizzard to disable all trading in its ARPG as it investigates the issue.As spotted by Diablo content creator Rob2628, a duplication bug seemingly introduced as part of Season 5 was highlighted in a recent stream on Chinese video platform bilibili. Players were shown duplicating some of Diablo 4’s best items and most sought-after materials.
There is a massive duplication exploit going on in #DiabloIV right now. Trading of any kind has been disabled as thousands of dupes materials are flooding the market.
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There apparently has been a stream in China where the duplication exploit has been shared publicly to thousands……
The Witcher is back, apparently. At least, Geralt of Rivia will seemingly appear in The Witcher 4, as the voice actor behind the character has mentioned the White Wolf will show up in the game codenamed Polaris.Spotted by GamesRadar, Geralt voice actor Doug Cockle opened up about The Witcher 4 in a video with Fall Damage on YouTube. “Witcher 4 has been announced. I can’t say anything about it,” Cockle said. “What we know is that Geralt will be part of the game. We just don’t know how much, and the game won’t focus on Geralt, so it’s not about him this time.” As for whom the game is about, Cockle claims to not know. He then appears to backtrack a bit, saying, “I have not seen any script yet. I couldn’t tell you if I did. This is the thing, so I could be lying through my teeth. But …
Read moreUpdated on August 11, 2024: Walmart has discounted the Halo Warthog ride-on vehicle to $279, roughly $100 off its current $373 retail price. The Warthog originally launched in 2022 as a Walmart exclusive for a whopping $498.The current discounted price is more in line with other “premium” ride-ons–but yes, it’s still pricey. Nevertheless, we can’t imagine this deal will stick around for long.You can read our original story from 2022 below. I once again asked my son, who is now 3.5 years old if he wanted to play Halo Infinite with me. “I don’t like Halo,” he said. In other words, he still doesn’t know what Halo is. And my wife has once again informed me that our son “doesn’t need that” when I showed her the Warthog. How disappointing for my son, the huge Halo fan in the ho…
Read moreTake-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick believes putting major “frontline” titles on a subscription service like Game Pass will no doubt help drive memberships, though he suggested this may only work for so long. In a new interview, Zelnick said Microsoft’s decision to put Black Ops 6 on Game Pass on day one “won’t affect” any decisions that Take-Two makes about its own games.And why is that? “Because our decisions are rational,” he told GI.biz.
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