Everyone has a fighting chance
Anthony Smith may be a huge underdog going into his title shot against Jon Jones in March, but there’s at least one fellow contender out there who thinks “Lionheart” may have more of a chance than he’s being given.
Ultimate Fighting Championship heavyweight king Daniel Cormier has made no secret that he intends to hang up his gloves by the end of March, before his 40th birthday.
On February 8th, XBox One and PlayStation 4 Monster Hunter World players will get to try out the Geralt of Rivia crossover content, though PC players will have to wait an indeterminate amount of time. The announcement was made through the Monster Hunter Twitter, but without any reference to what that content will include.
After yesterday’s huge news that Bungie was splitting with Activision for publication of the Destiny series, a trio of big things happened: 1) ATVI stock prices tanked and lost over 7% of their value in “after hours trading”; 2) Industry research firm, Cowen & Company believes that Destiny 3 will be coming in 2020; and 3) Blizzard Customer Service tweeted that Destiny 2 will remain on BattleNet and “will receive full support (without) any disruption to our services or your gameplay”.
The Ultimate Fighting Championship is not even into its first event of 2019, and it has already lost multiple major fights from its debut on an ESPN network, now losing Ion Cutelaba against Glover Teixeira due to injury.
Bellator MMA is stacking the deck at Bellator 216 in February, as the promotion has set an exciting welterweight contest between Erick Silva and Yaroslav Amosov.
The Ultimate Fighting Championship is not off to an auspicious start in 2019, losing a major fight just over a week out from their debut event on an ESPN network as John Lineker has withdrawn from his battle with Cory Sandhagen due to injury.
The talks between Unity and Improbable, creators of SpatialOS, have broken down. Unity has pulled Improbable’s license and blocked them from using the engine as a breach of the new terms of service. “This will affect our ability to support games”. The issue at hand is that developers currently developing games of with games in production using Unity will no longer be able to use SpatialOS. This includes companies such as Bossa and NetEase.
The talks between Unity and Improbable, creators of SpatialOS, have broken down. Unity has pulled Improbable’s license and blocked them from using the engine as a breach of the new terms of service. “This will affect our ability to support games”. The issue at hand is that developers currently developing games of with games in production using Unity will no longer be able to use SpatialOS. This includes companies such as Bossa and NetEase.
Bungie has announced that it has retaken full publication rights to the Destiny IP from Activision. The team made the announcement on the Bungie site starting with a bit of a rehash of the history between the two companies that started in 2010. While no date is set for the severance, Bungie indicated that the process will be completed “as seamlessly as possible”. Read the full letter after the jump.