Good morning, friends, the following is the morning research report brought by the intern.
1. “Mirror 2 Project X” ushered in an update, launching the fourth chapter “Dragon Maid Lin”. The game will also reopen the creative workshop and remove the resource-based MOD upload function. In addition, the official said that it will no longer launch a new paid clothing DLC, but will update the new character’s home mode clothing to the previous DLC. With this update, Dou Qianxi’s costume DLC will be merged with Caiyun.
Earlier this month, the Steam platform temporarily hid the Mirror 2 workshop, citing “the dissemination of content prohibited by community rules.”
2. The teaching level of “Sprague 3 Eve Festival” has now been unlocked. Players can enter the game to learn basic operations, choose a festival camp, and take a walk in Mandea Town.
3. Xbox head Phil Spencer said in an interview that he is satisfied with the current progress of Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard.
Phil Spencer said those who have been scrutinizing the acquisition typically “don’t know the gaming industry” and wondered whether the deal would hold back the market. Phil Spencer himself admits that he has never been involved in an acquisition of this magnitude, but at least the discussions that are taking place so far seem to be positive. There is no firm timeline for when the acquisition will close, and Microsoft expects the deal to close by June 2023.
In the interview, he also said that in the future, there will be fewer and fewer exclusive games on the platform. Although some manufacturers may not like it in the short term, it will be beneficial to the industry in the long run.
4. The Steam mobile app has started a limited test. The new app includes a QR code login function, smarter notifications, a better game library, and support for multiple accounts. Android users can apply to join the test after joining the Steam Mobile App group in the Steam community. iOS users are limited to 10,000 participants, and TestFlight needs to be installed.
5. Valve has adjusted the delivery plan of Steam Deck again. Some of the consoles shipped in the fourth quarter have now been adjusted to the third quarter. Players who pre-order are expected to receive an email notification before the end of September.
At the end of June this year, Valve stated that supply chain problems had improved, and Steam Deck shipments had doubled. At the end of July, it also announced that some orders in the fourth quarter will be brought forward to the third quarter. There are signs that Steam Deck’s production capacity is rapidly increasing.
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