White labeling refers to a business strategy some companies employ whereby they acquire goods produced by another corporation and rebrand them as if they were produced in-house. However, the uses of Stadia extend far beyond the Google-customer relationship - now, the company is offering its under-the-hood tech to telecom giant AT&T as a "white-label" product. Its users appreciate the ability to play high-fidelity, high-framerate games at the press of a button, and without sacrificing performance. Time will tell if these incentives bring back those that have been burned by WB, but it may too little too late.What just happened? Google's Stadia service didn't get off to the best start, but it has since found a niche in the gaming market. Arkham Knight was one of the biggest games of the year, and PC gamers were given a horrendous product that forced them to wait four months longer than console gamers to properly experience it.
One has to credit WB and Rocksteady for trying to win back consumer trust, though their efforts may not be enough. As some may recall, the PC version of Mortal Kombat X had serious online issues as well, though at least it didn't take four months to fix it. game to have a pathetic PC launch compared to its console counterparts this year. knew about Arkham Knight's problems on PC before they even shipped the game, a fact that has left many fans outraged, and understandably so.įurthermore, Arkham Knight isn't the only Warner Bros. are regretful about the tumultuous PC launch of Arkham Knight, but their attempt to shower players with free stuff may not be a definite path to rebuilding consumer trust.
It definitely seems like Rocksteady and Warner Bros. Anyone that owns Batman: Arkham Knight will then have free access to these items in Team Fortress 2 once the contest is over and winners have been selected. and Valve, tasking players with designing Batman-themed items for Team Fortress 2. As an added bonus for PC gamers, they will be able to enjoy the Community Challenge pack a week earlier than those playing on console.Īnd finally, even more free stuff is on the way thanks to an upcoming fan contest hosted as a joint collaboration between Warner Bros.
As another way to try to make up for the horrific PC launch of Arkham Knight earlier this year, the studio is creating a Community Challenge Pack, which will be released as free DLC in January. Rocksteady's giving spirit doesn't stop there, however. This deal also applies to those that purchased the broken version of the game at launch, albeit not for those that received a refund for the game. All players have to do is purchase Arkham Knight for PC by November 16th, and they will have access to Arkham Asylum, Arkham City, Arkham Origins, and Arkham Origins - Blackgate by December.
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