Another of the topics of the week has been the cancellation of two games as a service, including one of God of War, by PlayStation Studios and the possibility of Tencent and the Guillemot family transferring Ubisoft's assets to a new company. We have also celebrated the arrival in stores of several games such as Tales of Graces f Remastered, Dynasty Warriors: Origins, Assetto Corsa EVO (early access) and Hyper Light Breaker (early access). Additionally, a trailer has shown Mai Shiranui sporting ninjutsu in Street Fighter 6.
In technology, we have talked about the possibility that Qualcomm is working on ARM processors for servers and echoed Valve's words about SteamOS, which according to the company does not seek to distance users from Windows. Finally, we have 170 million Americans pending the fate of TikTok after the Supreme Court has endorsed the law that can ban the social network on January 19.
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- First look at Until Dawn, a movie that expands the game's universe by adapting its mechanics.
- God of War Ragnarok and Like a Dragon Gaiden lead the January additions to the PS Plus catalog.
- The former PlayStation boss talks about the commitment to games as a service, Bloodborne and the problems of PS Vita.
- PlayStation Studios cancels two games as a service, including one of God of War.
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