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View PostHow to get an NBA League Pass annual subscription for only P1,490 in PH
If you’re a fan of the NBA and you haven’t subscribed to the league’s on-demand streaming service yet, we have terrific news for you: NBA League Pass is currently down to its lowest price yet in the Philippines.
Globe announces Disney Plus partnership, free Premium Plan for fiber subscribers
As you may have heard, Disney Plus will finally launch in the Philippines on November 17, after months of waiting and speculation. What you may not know is that Globe, Disney’s official telecom partner in the country, will make it easier for Globe users to get a Disney Plus subscription using their current postpaid plan.
Disney Plus coming to PH Nov 17. See subscription plans here
Disney’s on-demand subscription service will start streaming natively in the Philippines soon. No VPNs and foreign credit cards required!
NBA League Pass now 36% cheaper in the Philippines
The new NBA season is just around the corner. And if you’re a fan of a team or a player, or just a hoop junkie who appreciates the modern game and wants to watch the season in its entirety, then the NBA League Pass subscription service is the best option for you.
NBA 2K23 for mobile exclusive to Apple Arcade announced
Another year, another basketball game in time for the upcoming season. As hardcore NBA 2K fans know, today is #2KDay, which means NBA 2K23, the latest iteration of 2K’s basketball simulation, is now available on last- and current-gen platforms and PC.
Diablo Immortal launched in PH, other markets. Can your device run it?
After a brief delay, Blizzard Entertainment has finally launched Diablo Immortal in Southeast Asia and the rest of Asia Pacific, including the Philippines. The free-to-play title is now playable in Hong Kong, Indonesia, Macao, Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan, and Thailand as well, with dedicated servers set up in the said regions to ensure better connectivity and ping.
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Apex Legends Mobile launching globally on Android, iOS in May
The wait is almost over. After launching in select countries, including the Philippines, earlier this year, Apex Legends Mobile has been confirmed to debut globally this month.
Diablo Immortal for mobile, PC coming to PH, other regions in June
Finally: Diablo Immortal, the much-anticipated live-service, free-to-play action RPG from Blizzard Entertainment, has a release date.
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View PostGame Pass rival Sony PlayStation Plus to launch in June
Just a day after Microsoft‘s announcement that PC Game Pass will roll out to Southeast Asian countries including the Philippines, Sony unveiled its own upgraded PS Plus service to rival Microsoft’s “Netflix for video games.”
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Some interesting news for those interested in picking up a new Samsung Galaxy phone: The South Korean electronics maker will reportedly extend its current Android update policy for select devices from three to four major OS updates.
Will Call of Duty and Blizzard games remain on PlayStation after Microsoft buyout?
It was earlier this week when Microsoft announced that it has agreed to purchase Activision Blizzard in an all-cash deal worth $68.7 billion. The acquisition sent shockwaves around the globe and will catapult the American tech giant to the top of the gaming scene as the third-largest game publisher in the world, only behind Tencent and Sony. It is easily the biggest in the history of the gaming industry.
In beta: Google app lets you play Android games on PC
Cross-platform gaming just got a push from the big G itself.