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Aliens: Fireteam Elite shut down on Switch shows why gamers are fighting Sony's disc-free future
The cloud-only Switch version stopped working on August 5 with nothing but an apology and a discount on the sequel that owners now have to buy again.
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A Switch game people paid $60 for is now completely unplayable
Aliens: Fireteam Elite’s cloud version on Nintendo Switch was shut down on August 5, making it permanently unplayable, even ...
Aliens: Fireteam Elite has had its cloud servers shut down, leaving Nintendo Switch owners unable to play the game without any form of refund.
Fireteam Elite, which was a very disappointing 2021 take on the popular franchise, were even more disappointed in March ...
The $30 game—$60, if you bought the "Ultimate" edition—was a "cloud-only" release, so it required online server access to play, even in single-player mode. After the server shutdown in August, the ...
An island-wide blackout plunged Cuba into darkness Monday as the country’s deepening energy crisis continues to strain its fragile power system. The outage affected roughly 10 million people before ...
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The Switch 2 is a pricey hybrid home-and-handheld console — and it’s only going to get more expensive by the end of 2026 — but Nintendo’s grip on gamers certainly hasn’t loosened. The family-friendly ...
With the release of Disclosure Day, Steven Spielberg’s new film about aliens, a question as old as science fiction itself resurfaces: if aliens were to arrive on Earth, would they come to conquer us, ...
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