Metro Exodus News

Sorry, no Metro or Saint's Row surprise at E3 this year, Deep Silver say

June is here and the smell of E3 is in the air. Social media managers are making vague, cheeky posts about their games that don't yet have release dates. Fans are wondering if the 23rd entry in their favorite series will be announced. In among all that excitement is always bound to be a reality check or so. Deep Silver have helpfully popped up to name four things that you don't need to get your hopes up for during any of the upcoming summer showcases. Saint's Row, TimeSplitters, Metro, and Dead Island are going to be keeping their collective heads down, they say.

Metro Marathon - Bad Karma Edition Part 7

In the Metro tonight, Steph is hot on the tail of the baby Dark One and Pavel. Can she catch them? Come along and find out!

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Saints Row publisher Koch Media is holding a Summer Game Fest livestream

The month of June just got a little busier, as Koch Media has announced that it will be holding its very own "Primetime Gaming Stream" on June 11 as part of Geoff Keighley's Summer Game Fest...
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Metro Marathon - Bad Karma Edition Part 6

The Metro Marathon: Bad Karma continues tonight, join Steph as she goes on the hunt for Pavel in Metro: Last Light. All bad decisions, all the time!

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Metro Exodus: Enhanced Edition adds haptic feedback for PS5 controllers

Developers are starting to fully incorporate the PS5 controller into their games on PC. In its latest patch Metro Exodus: Enhanced Edition has added haptic feedback, and adaptive triggers.

Shared on Twitter by donny, a clip shows weapons being fired using the PlayStation 5's DualShock 5 controller. An automatic rifle delivers the added rumble to the joypad, and a handgun shows the resistance to the trigger buttons, making each bullet feel like a blast. Donny states this is the first game to add these features, and even if it's not, it's close enough to still be noteworthy, and 4A Games is very likely the first in the triple-A space to manage this so effectively.

Steam added support for the PS5 controller back in November 2020, soon after the console launched. Despite many players not having huge access to this hardware due to console shortages and the like, it looks like studios have been tinkering away to make sure that when the PlayStation 5 is more commonplace, people can use whatever peripherals are handy to them, and get the most out of them on PC.

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