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During a recent , GamesBeat's Jeff Grubb indicated that Electronic Arts (EA) would unveil "an established IP" revival during EA Play on July 22, and signs point to this being a long-awaited return for the Dead Space series (h/t ). video livestream VGC.com Previously in , Grubb stated that EA's Motive Studios was developing  "an established IP" revival and noted, "I think you'll be happy." March As to why it's believed this game is Dead Space, he said on the June 15 stream, "We're going to see it...if we're not dead first." The Dead Space franchise has been dormant since Dead Space 3 was released in February 2013 over eight years ago. Previously, Motive Studios has worked on such EA titles as Star Wars: Battlefront II and Star Wars: Squadrons. The original Dead Space series was developed by Visceral Games. Sadly, Visceral Games was shut down in after working on a then-planned Star Wars game that would be directed by Amy Hennig. That Star Wars project was later cancelled as well. 2017 EA Suspected to Announce Dead Space Revival at EA Play in July Meanwhile, Dead Space creator and Sledgehammer Games founder Glen Schofield is currently working on a new horror-action game IP called The Callisto Protocol, which is being developed by Schofield's Striking Distance Studios and will be published by Krafton. The first CG trailer was released for the game, which looks to be a blend of sci-fi and horror. last February It's not yet clear how a new Dead Space game would address the ending to Dead Space 3. The epilogue DLC for the game, Awakened, ended on a fairly bleak note, which likely indicated the destruction of Earth, mankind and the game's protagonist, Isaac Clarke. It begs the question if a new game would be a flat-out reboot, or if it would actually continue the existing series and try to give it a satisfying conclusion? The existing IP reveal for EA Play Live 2021 is scheduled for July 22. More in Gaming: What is the Sony PlayStation 5 System Software Beta Program? Cyberpunk 2077 Returning to PlayStation Store on June 21 The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild Sequel Set for 2022 Launch Keep up with all the latest gaming news, features, and guides. Subscribe to our newsletter in the footer below!

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Hey Hackers! I’m DoubleX and I’m currently a contract staff in the customer service industry. First of all, a huge thank you to the HackerNoon community and staff for nominating me for a 2021 Noonies award! I’ve been nominated in the following categories please do check out these award pages and vote: HackerNoon Contributor of the Year - architecture As someone currently outside of the IT industry but still interested in game development, I believe that one of the technologies that’ll change the future of gaming is because it can redefine the game industry once it becomes the trend. Learn more about my thoughts and opinions on game development and my journey in the tech industry via the interview below. my hybrid model of multiplayer games 1. What do you do and why do you do it? Before I go outside of the IT industry, I was an android, iOS, web, and sometimes, database programmer(I touched both front-end and back-end and even some driver codes), focusing on making apps and sites for my company’s own use and its customers’ projects, and those customers are mainly in the retail industry. As one of my main interests has been programming since I was a teenager, I thought I could be well-adapted and even love at least some programming jobs, so I worked as a full-time professional programmers in 2 different companies for around 2.5 years in total. But the reality taught me that, even as an entry-level programmer working for entry-level jobs, I’m still far from ready to work effectively and efficiently enough in the real world as my competence can only manifest in ideal environments, so I decided to work outside the IT industry and keep programming as my most passionate hobby, all after I failed to properly sustain myself in those 2 programming jobs. 2. Tell us more about the things you create / write / manage / build! Most of my programming works are and scripts/plugins, but I also have some pet projects like , , and , which are all just little toys for me to experiment with ways of organizing and structuring codes that are new to me. My most complicated and convoluted project until now is plugin of RPG Maker MV, and it aims to be the most advanced and sophisticated ATB system ever, even though it’s still far from being finished. I haven’t personally built any commercial projects on a professional level yet, but I’m content with those projects I’ve already made for my learning progress, and maybe one day I’ll build something that can solve some important real world problems 😃 RPG Maker VX Ace, RPG Maker MV RPG Maker MZ HTML5 Chess HTML5 Minesweeper HTML5 Sudoku HTML5 Tic-Tac-Toe an ATB system 3. How did you end up on your current career path? Do you like it? I ended up being outside of the IT industry to ensure I won’t become hating programming altogether by keeping programming as a hobby rather than a profession, so I explored some other industries and I’m fortunate enough for my current employer, whose company is about front-line customer services, to employ me as an officer. I not only never regretted my choice, but actually still like it because it opened my eyes by broadening my horizons, and more importantly, by forcing me to develop some parts of myself that are almost dormant for nearly 30 years, so now I felt like a much more complete person than before. 4. What tech are you most excited or passionate about right now and why? So far, the only tech(if it can be called so) that I’ve researched deep enough to be truly passionate about is in games, even though I don’t think I’m an expert in this yet(and I wonder if it needs an expert at all). I’m so interested in this not only because I find this system exciting and fun, but also because it has so much potential that aren’t realized by perhaps all ATB systems implemented in published games around the world. So I want to push the limits of this system by , and that implementation(which is far from being finished) aims to have all the features, freedom and control that can be provided by such a system. ATB systems implementing it myself 5. What tech are you most worried about right now and why? Fortunately, I’m not really worried about any particular tech right now, maybe because I don’t have a thorough comprehension of any of them yet. But sometimes I do have some very far-fetched dark fantasies about AI due to my lack of mastery in this field, as I feel that after several decades, it’s possible for AI to become advanced and sophisticated enough to replace just about all people in the job market, especially when AI can have genuine emotions, rewrite itself and even produce some other new AIs(meaning that AI becomes capable of reproduction all by itself). While I believe that AI itself is good for the humanity and will never be intended to do any evil to humans by itself, those 1% of the population who can control the AI will have great incentives to use it to eliminate the other 99%, because to the former the latter are no longer useful assets, but just mere liabilities that must be disposed as soon as possible. On the flip side, those remaining 1% will feel like living in the heaven, because they don’t have to do most jobs in the world anymore, due to those AI doing all these for them, so maybe my dark fantasies about AI, even if they were to be realized, isn’t really 100% bad(but still very bad) for the mankind, especially when the world is obviously so over-populated. However, I still think that it’s better not to have such dark fantasies realized, because the sacrifices of those 99% would be far too great just to benefit those 1%, and I do sincerely hope that those of my dark fantasies are all but impossible. 6. If we gave you 10 million dollars to invest in something today, what would you invest in and why? I think I’m going to invest it(at least partially) into the professional e-Sports in my city, because I believe that it had quite some talents that could have been shone in the world, but the lack of consistent financial supports and reliable future after retirement were what primarily drove them off from the e-Sport stages. While there are already quite some companies investing millions on that, I think some extra money can further help developing e-Sports in my city, because it just has so much potential that it’s better not to be just wasted. Also, one of my past dreams was to become a professional e-Sport athlete myself(in my case it was Counter-Strike 1.6), and although I didn’t pursue that dream mainly due to my serious lack of aptitude, it was also partially due to the sheer risk of abandoning my academics, which would almost take all my time if I were to have good academic results, so I’d be glad if those millions I invested can help some talents to have enough courage to pursue their e-Sports dreams. 7. What are you currently learning? Currently my interest is psychology used on my personal growth, and I learn such knowledge not only from books and internet articles, but also from my personal real world experience, mainly through my daily front-end customer service jobs. For instance, I’ve learnt personality systems like and for years, and combined with the wisdom I learnt through my life first hand, they helped me a lot on finding my own blind spots and ways to foster my personal growth. Other than that, I’ve no specific focus on learning, and that means I’ll sometimes learn something useful from some random internet articles, sometimes learn some others through my personal observations of events around me, and sometimes learn some new stuffs from those I interact directly with. Enneagram MBTI 8. What’s the best advice you’ve ever given someone? As I don’t recall giving advice to anyone(I prefer helping the others to find their own advice rather than giving mine to them directly), and it seems to me that I’ve been the one who’s constantly receiving advice, I’m afraid that I don’t have much to talk about on this one 😃 9. What’s the best advice you’ve ever received? I think it’s that, I should be more aware of my thought process, bodily feelings and the states of my emotions(and thus be more present on the moment), with ways to increase such awareness, because to me it’s the foundation to apply many other good advice on myself. If those other good advice are like very useful apps on an OS, then the increased awareness is like a much needed upgrade of the OS itself from the faulty, outdated counterpart that is waiting to collapse. Since I’m a teenager, I’ve been exposed to psychology with the advice of increasing awareness, and thorough the years I felt that I’ve become much, much healthier psychologically than before, mainly thanks to this advice and my persistence on practicing it myself. About HackerNoon’s 2021 Noonie Awards The annual Noonie Awards celebrate the best and brightest of the tech industry, bringing together all who are making the Internet and the world of tech what it is today. Please be sure to , nominate, and vote for the people and companies who you think are making the biggest impact on the tech industry today. check out our award categories The 2021 Noonies are sponsored by: , , and . 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**AUSTIN, United States, March 28th, 2024/Chainwire/--**Innovative game developer announces that its highly anticipated free-to-play multiplayer action/MMO RPG Big Time, has generated $100M in revenue. According to the team, players transacted a total volume of over $230M, without selling a single token. Big Time Studios “Success in Web3 gaming hinges on creating compelling experiences with a player-focused economy at its core,” said Ari Meilich, CEO of Big Time Studios Big Time combines the intense combat and dynamic gameplay of action RPGs like Diablo with the vast, explorative realms of MMOs like World of Warcraft. Players are time travelers, plucked from the dying embers of the cosmos to join the ultimate crusade for mankind’s survival. The fabric of reality is tearing apart, and the epochs of history are colliding. Players fight to preserve the human legacy, in all its beauty and folly. Players engage in hard-fought battles through procedurally generated dungeons, accomplish objectives, and collect essential resources for crafting valuable virtual goods represented by Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs). No crypto tokens are sold, and this unique approach blends gaming excitement with the innovative world of digital collectibles: all collected in-game rather than given away or available for purchase outside the game. The only purchasable items are Time Crystals, the game’s non-crypto premium currency used for in-game activities like crafting, upgrading gear, recharging items, or accessing premium content. “Our fair launch strategy, with no tokens for the team or investors, underscores our dedication to a player-first gaming universe, where rewards are awarded solely through gameplay,” said Meilich. Big Time Studios levels the playing field by prioritizing the player community through this novel approach. Tokens are collected through in-game activities, preventing non-players from purchasing their way to success. This commitment to fairness and inclusivity sets Big Time apart in the Web3 and traditional gaming industries. Big Time's successful Preseason launch continues to shatter doubts about the viability of Web3 games, setting new standards for what is achievable. The game's entertainment value and economic incentives have captivated highly active players, dispelling skepticism and showcasing the immense potential of Web3 gaming. "We are a game company, first and foremost," Meilich stated. "Our biggest priority is delivering an amazing game with immersive gameplay. Players want entertainment value and a game that is Twitch-worthy. This approach has differentiated us, and in light of its recent successes, signals we're taking Web3 gaming in the right direction," said Meilich, emphasizing Big Time Studios’ dedication to delivering high-quality game experiences. Looking ahead, new features and updates will further enhance the immersive gaming experience and ensure that Big Time continues to lead the Web3 gaming industry.For early access and to dive into the adventure that awaits in Big Time, users can simply join the Big Time community and ask for an access code. Discord About Big Time Studios Founded in 2020, Big Time Studios has become a leader in Web3 gaming with its main title, "Big Time," a multiplayer action RPG that combines fast-action combat and adventures through time and space. Unlike typical Web3 games, it empowers players by distributing tokens directly in the game, avoiding sales to investors or team allocations. The game's preseason launch in October led to a $37 million revenue in Q4, with projections of $80 million for Q1, highlighting its success and the company's significant impact on digital gaming. Big Time Studios continues to lead in innovation within the Web3 gaming sector. Contact CMO Michael Migliero Big Time Studios press@bigtime.gg This story was distributed as a release by Chainwire under HackerNoon’s Business Blogging Program. Learn more about the program here.

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The growing popularity of web3 gaming points to an imminent shift in the world of mobile games and entertainment. Fueled by the P-2-E model and the demand for new fun experiences, it promises to usher in a new era where playing games extends beyond having fun to include championing a social cause like a campaign against human trafficking. In keeping up with the latest developments in this space, I reached out to , the founder of My Lovely Planet, a web3 game application devoted to environmental responsibility. Clement Le Bras Can you briefly tell us about yourself, Clement? I am Clément Le Bras, founder of My Lovely Planet. Before that, I founded Lilo.org a search engine that finances social and environmental projects. Lilo has given more than 5 million euros to thousands of NGOs across the world and has more than 6 million active users. I believe technology, crypto, and business are 3 amazing powerful tools to bring fast and meaningful change for the better at scale. What is your route to blockchain technology and web3 gaming? I started my journey in crypto in 2015 when I was working in a coworking outlet. Nearby, there was this very small “café” called “La maison du bitcoin.” I would sometimes go in there and talk about crypto. This small shop would then become “Ledger” a few years later. I have also thought about doing an ICO for my first company in 2017 for Lilo. We didn’t do it at the time, but from there, I was hooked.  Then, as a gamer myself, I started to look at how could crypto bring value to gaming and the environment. During the NFT boom, we saw the trajectory of web3 gaming and the excitement around it. Do you consider it a fad? Today, 90% of NFT projects are dead. One might see that as a sign of weakness. I am sure that this is the natural trajectory for every new technology. Remember the 2000 internet bubble. People want to make rapid gains. Easy money and then people might be disappointed. However, the true builder that brings real value to the market and customer stays and will, in time, prevail. As the founder of My Lovely Planet, what can you tell us about it? My Lovely Planet is a Web3 Game for the protection of the Environment. When you plant trees in the game, we plant trees in the real world! We address the 100 billion and 1.7 billion players mobile gaming industry, with an Environmental Mission that makes us unique and that brings players back to the game. Our mission is to create a community of 100 million players by 2030 to: Plant 1 billion trees, to clean 1 million tons of ocean waste, and to protect biodiversity (40k endangered species). We are part of the Ubisoft Lab incubator, and we have won the Unity For Humanity! Since our 2 million euro token fundraising, we have structured the team with exceptional hires in the casual gaming domain. Skills in this field are rare and challenging to acquire. The success of My Lovely Planet is intimately tied to our ability to create a great game, meaning our ability to recruit the best talents and get them to work together with passion and determination toward a common goal. Our environmental mission allows us to recruit profiles with experience in the world's leading casual gaming studios. Currently, our team consists of 18 talents, all moving in the same direction: creating a Match3 game that ranks among the world's biggest. Speaking of environmental responsibility, do you consider this to be a collective responsibility? Of course, it’s a collective responsibility. It’s a global issue, and we all have our part to play if we want to reach real and global solutions. However, it’s a prisoner dilemma but at the scale of the world. It’s absolutely an unprecedented situation in the history of mankind. It’s the kind of situation that calls for innovation and boldness. We must use all the tools at our disposal if we want to have a chance to live in a sustainable world. And I don’t even say that for our kids but also for ourselves. We are already seeing serious consequences of global warming and pollution, and it will get much much worse if we don’t act quickly. What are the ways by which you intend to address this problem? My first observation is that it is a global issue, so it requires global solutions. Every person that only thinks local or even national without thinking of how it can be global doesn’t tackle the issue in the right way. Secondly, you must think about solutions that will have fast and global adoption and have a direct positive impact at scale. For this, I don’t see any tools more powerful than the internet and blockchain. Both are transnational, fast, scalable, and powerful. And gaming is also an industry that is “used” by most people in the world. So, it’s only logical to use all these tools to develop solutions at scale. That’s what we are going to do with My Lovely Planet. We are going to create the biggest community for the environment the world has ever seen with the biggest fund for environmental projects thanks to crypto and gaming. You mentioned ‘100 million players to save the planet.’ What does it entail? First and foremost, a great game and a great product. That’s a sine qua non-condition for success. To achieve greatness, you must have a great team. The best team. That’s why we have an eye for the best team in their field to build the best mobile game. We have recruited the lead game designer of King, the studio behind Candy Crush that have created several games in the top 100 in the world. Our art director is the former art director of Candy Crush. We have the project manager of Royal Match the current biggest mobile game in terms of revenue that has surpassed Candy Crush. Once you have a great team and a great product, you need powerful distribution. For that, we are also experts in our field. We manage to create viral videos on social networks that reach millions of people. In terms of business, it means an almost zero cost per acquisition which is, and I quote an industry specialist, “Unheard of.” Can you shed more light on how “web3 gaming can boost ecological awareness”? More than “ecological awareness” it can be a game changer for the environment. Gaming is a 100-billion-dollar industry. Web3 and crypto hold more than 2 trillion dollars in value. You would be surprised by what amazing things people could do and innovate for the environment if you could give them the means to do it. We could together clean up all the plastic waste from the ocean. Capture more than 100 Gt of CO2 from the atmosphere thanks to reforestation which is absolutely massive. Any parting words? In light of the difficult challenges but exciting time ahead of all of us, I’d like to quote one of my favorite authors “They didn’t know it was impossible, they did it” - Mark Twain.

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