GameSpot News Roundup returns with Jess McDonell and Dan Crowd, bringing you the news that matters to you, the video game player.
FCC Votes To Repeal Net Neutrality In The US
Well, this sucks. Despite a strong outcry from major corporations and the general public, the Federal Communications Commission has voted to repeal net neutrality 3-2. Net neutrality means that internet service providers have to treat and provide access to all websites and online services in the same way. Repealing it could have huge implications. Find out more in today’s episode.
Sea of Thieves’ Progression System Detailed
Rare’s co-op multiplayer pirate game Sea of Thieves looks like a lot of fun, and also seems to be insanely open-ended. Today, the developer have given us a few more details about how the game’s progression system will work and the different ways you can play. Learn all about it in today’s video.
Red Dead Redemption 2 Mission Uncovered in Grand Theft Auto Online
GTA Online’s latest update, The Doomsday Heist, is out and a few crafty data miners have uncovered a few interesting things hidden in the game’s source code. These things relate to unlocking items in the upcoming Red Dead Redemption 2, so stay tuned to today’s episode and find out all about it!
That’s all for GameSpot News today, let us know what you thought about today’s stories in the comments! See you tomorrow.
- FCC Votes To Repeal Net Neutrality, Throwing The Internet's Future Into Question
- How Sea Of Thieves' Progression System Ensures You Can Always Play With Friends On Xbox One And PC
- Red Dead Redemption 2 Tie-In Mission Uncovered In GTA 5
