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Microsoft Says Id Tech Is Safe, Former Staffers Say They’ve Fired Everyone Who Could Save It

Microsoft Says Id Tech Is Safe, Former Staffers Say They’ve Fired Everyone Who Could Save It https://ift.tt/xFsVPMw Id Software was hard hit by the Xbox "reset" this month that saw scores of developers laid off--with more retrenchments on the way--and there's a big fear that the Doom developer could be reduced to a smaller role within the gaming division. Fans of the studio are also concerned with the future of idTech , id Software's proprietary engine that has powered its games through multiple gaming generations, with it possibly being binned in favor of Unreal Engine 5. Officially, Microsoft's company line is that everything is just fine at id Software even after it lost 136 employees--around half the studio--while the developer also posted a statement online where it said that it has all the staff it needs to continue building games and working on id Tech. These statements have been cast into doubt by a new report, where one of the affected id Software...

An English Soccer Player Brought A PC Setup To The World Cup To Play Fortnite https://ift.tt/WImykMS While Fortnite doesn't have an official collaboration with the FIFA World Cup this year, the popular battle royale game has made an appearance thanks to English player Jordan Pickford's obsession with it. In an interview posted to England's official YouTube, Pickford explained that the case held a full set up including a monitor, which he prefers to the laptop screen. As picked up by Eurogamer, the soccer star was asked about the case around 8 minutes into the interview. When asked what he does with his downtime in the camp, Pickford says he'll "try and do recovery, feel good about yourself, get a massage, whatever you need, spend some time with the lads, Fortnite. I'm still on the Fortnite vibe." Interviewer Josh Denzel takes the chance to pull up a video of Pickford with his case on the way to the World Cup, saying the PC is "a proper bit of kit." Pickford responds that he's "not messing about" when it comes to gaming. Continue Reading at GameSpot

An English Soccer Player Brought A PC Setup To The World Cup To Play Fortnite https://ift.tt/WImykMS

While Fortnite doesn't have an official collaboration with the FIFA World Cup this year, the popular battle royale game has made an appearance thanks to English player Jordan Pickford's obsession with it. In an interview posted to England's official YouTube, Pickford explained that the case held a full set up including a monitor, which he prefers to the laptop screen.

As picked up by Eurogamer, the soccer star was asked about the case around 8 minutes into the interview. When asked what he does with his downtime in the camp, Pickford says he'll "try and do recovery, feel good about yourself, get a massage, whatever you need, spend some time with the lads, Fortnite. I'm still on the Fortnite vibe."

Interviewer Josh Denzel takes the chance to pull up a video of Pickford with his case on the way to the World Cup, saying the PC is "a proper bit of kit." Pickford responds that he's "not messing about" when it comes to gaming.

Continue Reading at GameSpot

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