You might recall a couple of weeks ago that MultiVersus fans meticulously had picked apart a new gameplay video for its upcoming re-release, and came to two major conclusions: The game looked an awful lot slower, and the character models an awful lot bigger.

While the jury’s still out on the first deduction, the second one has recently been confirmed by the developer itself. Player First Games took to Twitter to share a comparison between the old and new character sizes, as well as a little explanation behind the change.

“You all noticed right away, characters seem to be bigger,” the tweet read. “Numerous players had difficulty tracking characters both in play and while watching. We wanted to improve overall clarity of battle while keeping the same fundamentals.”

Taking a peep at the comparison pics, you really can see just how miniature the models were. Shaggy’s head is nowhere near the bottom of the platform in the beta version of MultiVersus, whereas he looks fa…

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Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 is set to launch on September 9, but developer Saber Interactive has big plans beyond the initial release. The studio shared its “Year One Battle Plan” today—a rundown of four seasons of planned content that will carry the game deep into 2025.

The Space Marine 2 season pass, included with the Gold and Ultra editions of the game, “has been envisioned as a way to enhance your customisation for your character,” publisher Focus Entertainment wrote in today’s update. “All the gameplay additions listed here in the roadmap (including weapons, game modes, and maps) are intended to arrive in *free game patches* and will be accessible to everyone.”

Interestingly, the first season of Space Marine 2 will be focused on player feedback, “quick patches,” and the addition of promised features like ultrawide display support (no, Space Marine 2 will not have ultrawide support at launch, which is a bit odd, but it will have Ultramarine suppor…