RoboCop: Rogue City is seeing yet another delay. This time, however, the game also has a solid November 2 release date.
Teyon and Nacon's first person shooter is set to launch for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC in September.
The complete package for Teyon's shooter is a free upgrade for current owners and marks the game's debut on Xbox Series X/S.
10 minutes of new gameplay footage have emerged for Teyon's upcoming first person shooter.
RoboCop: Rogue City has gotten a new gameplay trailer that also reveals that its release has been pushed back from June to September.
It will feature updates on the publisher's 2023 titles, including The Lord of the Rings: Gollum, RoboCop: Rogue City, Ad Infinitum and Ravenswatch.
We take a look back at this horrendous incarnation of John Rambo in video game form.
The Teyon-developed first person shooter will be available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, and PC.
An expansion clearly made for fans of the base game - and basically nobody else.
Get an extended look at the upcoming expansion, where you will play alongside key series protagonist Kyle Reese.
The first person shooter is getting new single player content in the form of the upcoming Annihilation Line expansion.
A message from the one and only John Connor seems to tease that something else related to the franchise is coming soon.
The classic 1980s action film will get a new game adaptation within the next two years. It will come from the same developer as Terminator: Resistance.
The developers of Evil Genius 2, The Riftbreaker, Terminator Resistance, and many more have spoken about how easy it is to implement AMD's supersampling tech in their games.
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Monster Truck Championship producer Łukasz Bróg also discusses both consoles' difference in GPU speeds.
Specifically where its monster truck racer is confirmed, Teyon hasn't seen a major gap between the two consoles' SSDs.
Teyon's Łukasz Bróg speaks with GamingBolt about the racing title.
A barebones yet highly enjoyable monster truck sim.
A run-of-the-mill but licensed sci-fi shooter that mixes multiple genres into one compiled straight shooter journey.
