The upcoming release of *Guardians of the Galaxy* initially startled gamers with a reported 150GB file size on PC, stirring curiosity about its extensive content. However, the official Guardians of the Galaxy Twitter account has since clarified, confirming the game will require approximately 80GB at launch, alleviating concerns about storage constraints for many players. While still considerable, the 80GB is notably less than initially feared and compares to other large-scale games like *Microsoft Flight Simulator*, which demands over 100GB. This update reflects the developers' efforts in the game's final optimization stages, aimed at reducing the file size without compromising the smooth, immersive gameplay experience. Such optimization is essential not only for enhancing player satisfaction but also for accommodating the diverse hardware capabilities of the gaming community.
Ubisoft's upcoming sports game, *Riders Republic*, is stirring excitement with a unique offer allowing players to experience the game for free from October 21st to 27th on platforms like Xbox, PlayStation, PC, and Stadia. There is a limitation, though—each player can only play for a maximum of four hours during this free week. This preview gives potential buyers a chance to explore the game's various features and gameplay ahead of its official release on October 28th. *Riders Republic* is designed for fans of extreme sports and competitive multiplayer experiences, featuring a dynamic blend of adrenaline-pumping activities such as biking, skiing, snowboarding, wing suiting, and rocket wingsuiting. Set in a vast multiplayer playground that includes diverse locations from national parks to iconic American landscapes, the game offers thrilling races, challenges, and sports events. Players can also personalize their characters and gear, enhancing their experience in the game's vibrant community. This trial period is an excellent opportunity for gamers to decide if they want to dive deeper into the exciting world of *Riders Republic*.
Activision has responded to allegations of harassment and discrimination by dismissing 20 employees and reprimanding another 20, in a bid to foster a better workplace culture. Additionally, the company is strengthening its compliance team to prevent future incidents. These measures reflect a broader industry need for a zero-tolerance approach to such issues, emphasizing the importance of a safe and inclusive environment. This action by Activision is part of an ongoing effort to tackle systemic problems within the gaming sector, aiming to enhance transparency and create a welcoming community for all.
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