The Japanese companies Nintendo and Sony announced ( here and here ) the suspension of the supply of their consoles to the territory of the Russian Federation. The same applies to games - the digital stores of both organizations have ceased their work, so now Russian-speaking users will not be able to purchase new items until the geopolitical situation changes.
The management of the companies was forced to take such measures due to the sanctions imposed by the EU and the USA against our country after the start of the special operation on the territory of Ukraine. At the same time, Sony announced its decision to donate $2 million to the Save the Children fund, which, among other things, helps the people of Ukraine recover from the armed conflict.
The resumption of activities of Russian companies will take place, apparently, after the completion of the special operation.
Astrum Entertainment has officially unveiled Bellatores, a new Action MMORPG that will be released in Russia and the CIS. Players will find themselves in a brutal and realistic world of medieval fantasy, where five great factions fight for dominance using strategy, political intrigue and combat skills. This project promises a deep role-playing experience with complete freedom of character development and a dynamic combat system that makes every fight unpredictable.
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The ESforce eSports holding, together with the Russian Computer Sports Federation, with the assistance of the BASE platform, announced the start of the first tournament in the new Superball series – EPIC Superball: Season 1. The competition will be held from December 7 to 22 and will include three key stages: open qualifications, a group tournament and a playoff.