It turns out CD Projekt Red had much more to show off at Unreal Fest than I had anticipated. At the event this afternoon, CD Projekt Red showcased a chunk of Witcher 4 gameplay footage for the first time, giving us a look at the region of Kovir, which is …
Read More »IO Interactive is hosting its first ever games showcase this week
Last night, IO Interactive announced 007 First Light, the studio's long-awaited James Bond game. As it turns out, IO Interactive has much more up its sleeve, with the company set to showcase a trio of games later this week as it transitions into being a game publisher, alongside a development …
Read More »Hell is Us PC system requirements and exclusive demo released
Hell is Us has been shaping up to be one of the most interesting games of the year. Ahead of the September launch, a demo has now arrived on PC, although it will only be available for a limited time.
Read More »Star Wars Jedi director moves to D&D
Stig Asmussen made a name for himself as the director of the Star Wars Jedi games. Unfortunately, before completing the planned trilogy, Asmussen departed EA to start a new studio, Giant Skull, and now, we know more about their first project. Asmussen's next game will be a Dungeons & Dragons …
Read More »CDPR confirms plans to present Witcher 4 tech at State of Unreal this week
Back in 2022, CD Projekt Red arrived at Unreal Fest, armed with the first teaser image for The Witcher 4. During that event, we learned that CD Projekt Red was switching to Unreal Engine 5 for future titles. Now, the studio is returning to Unreal Fest, with a new look …
Read More »IO Interactive’s James Bond game revealed as ‘007 First Light’
In the years since splitting from Square Enix and becoming an independent studio, IO Interactive has been quietly working away on a brand new James Bond game. Now, we finally have a title – 007 First Light. IO Interactive has revealed a teaser image for its new James Bond game, …
Read More »Call of Duty loadout menu now includes ads for overpriced skins
Microsoft is trying everything it possibly can to make back the $70 billion it spent acquiring Activision Blizzard. The latest scheme? Placing more advertisements in Call of Duty, including inside of loadout screens. Black Ops 6 players began spotting adverts within the game last week. Now in the loadout screen …
Read More »Here is every Switch 2 game available on day one
TAhead of the release on June 5th, Nintendo has now confirmed every Switch 2 game that will be available on day 1, along with which Switch 1 games will get the Switch 2 upgrade.
Read More »Xbox Games Showcase and Outer Worlds 2 Direct coming next week
Just as promised, the Xbox Games Showcase is returning this month. We are one week away from the showcase, which will be followed by a dedicated Direct stream detailing The Outer Worlds 2, which is positioned to be one of Xbox's big holiday season releases.
Read More »Win a 2TB Seagate Firecuda SSD or an 8TB Xbox Game Drive! (closed)
Today is your LAST DAY to enter our Seagate giveaway! Entries close at 11:59PM tonight, so don't miss out on your chance to win a Seagate FireCuda 2TB NVMe M.2 SSD or an 8TB Xbox Game Drive.
Read More »EA says its three-game partnership with Marvel is ‘still strong’ after Black Panther cancellation
Earlier this week, EA revealed that it has closed down one of its single-player studios, Cliffhanger Games, and cancelled its Black Panther title. This game was one of three planned Marvel game projects and despite its cancellation, EA says there will still be three games on the way.
Read More »The Witcher 3 is getting cross-platform mod support
Ahead of The Witcher 3's launch in 2015, CD Projekt Red promised mod tools as a free DLC post-launch. The mod kit for the game ended up being fairly minimal, offering users ways to edit textures but not much else. Fortunately, CD Projekt Red released a far more comprehensive set …
Read More »Lost Planet 2 update finally removes Games for Windows Live
For years, Games for Windows Live (GFWL) was seen as a blight on PC gaming. Fortunately, Microsoft ditched it, but in the process, some games were left inaccessible. A number of major games have been updated since to remove all traces of GFWL, but it was only in 2024 when …
Read More »EA is backing off single-player games again
This week, EA made the surprise announcement that it was shutting down one of its newest studios, Cliffhanger, and cancelling their in-development Black Panther game. Moving forward, EA says it will be slimming down its portfolio to focus on a few select franchises. Naturally, these franchises are all the big …
Read More »Cyberpunk 2 now in pre-production, CD Projekt Red confirms
Over the past couple of years, CD Projekt Red has been building a new US-based development studio and quietly laying the groundwork for Project Orion, the sequel to Cyberpunk 2077. Now, CD Projekt Red has dropped the codename, referring to the project openly as Cyberpunk 2, as the project has …
Read More »The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are heading to VR
There has been a resurgence in TMNT video games in recent years. From the fantastic arcade collection to new action games like TMNT: Splintered Fate. Now, the half shell heroes are heading to VR for the first time.
Read More »Nintendo has tested 75% of Switch 1 library on Switch 2, some notable titles have issues
We are one week away from the Nintendo Switch 2 launching worldwide. Nintendo has promised backwards compatibility with the vast majority of the Switch 1 game library, with just a few notable exceptions. So far, around 75% of the Switch 1 library has been tested. Nintendo had already confirmed that …
Read More »GeForce Now for Steam Deck gets major update
It has been a while since we last had an update for the GeForce Now app on Steam Deck. This week, that is finally changing, with GeForce Now for SteamOS getting a major upgrade. On top of that, six more games are joining the GFN cloud gaming library this week. …
Read More »AGON by AOC launches 26.5-inch 4K/240Hz QD-OLED gaming monitor
AGON by AOC is getting another excellent addition to its premium gaming monitor line-up. The new AGON PRO AG276UZD utilises a 3rd-Gen QD-OLED panel, offering 4K resolution at up to 240Hz refresh rate, with ultra-low 0.03ms response times. The new AGON PRO AG276UZD gaming monitor delivers a peak HDR brightness …
Read More »Starfield finally coming to PS5, insider claims
It has been almost two years since Starfield first launched. The game just received its latest major update and while there are rumours of incoming DLC announcements, it seems that first, Bethesda will finally be putting the game on PS5.
Read More »Apple to replace Game Center with new cross-device gaming app
This week, we learned that Apple has acquired its first game studio, after years of focusing solely on third-party deals to keep its Apple Arcade service afloat. Now, it turns out that Apple is planning a whole new gaming ecosystem for its devices. According to Bloomberg's Apple expert, Mark Gurman, …
Read More »Pokémon Legends Z-A comes to Switch and Switch 2 in October
It has been months since Game Freak announced Pokemon Legends Z-A for the Switch and Switch 2. We've gone a long time with no concrete release date news but that changed today, with the game being announced for October. One week ahead of the Switch 2 launch, The Pokémon Company …
Read More »The Nintendo Switch 2 does not work without a day-one patch
As retailers are now beginning to receive stock, a few people have managed to get their hands on the Switch 2 early, but Nintendo has put measures in place to make the system unusable until a day-one update.
Read More »All signs are pointing to a Marathon delay
Bungie recently suffered another blow for Marathon, with reports indicating that employees are concerned for the game internally after the company was found to have included stolen art in the recent alpha build. Now, Sony might be preparing to delay the game.
Read More »Mario Kart World development began in 2017 as a Switch 1 title
Nintendo's first major first-party game for the Nintendo Switch 2 also happens to double as the poster child for the gaming industry's push towards $80 games. However, Mario Kart World wasn't really planned to be a Switch 2 exclusive, and was originally developed for the Switch 1.
Read More »Avowed, F1 25 and more get DLSS 4 this week
Each week, Nvidia announces DLSS game updates and this week is no different. The end of May will see the release of EA Sports F1 25, developed by the racing specialists at Codemasters, with support for ray tracing and DLSS 4 with Multi Frame Generation. RTX 40 GPU users can make use of standard Frame Generation.
Read More »Computex 2025: Our Top Tech Picks + Bloopers
The KitGuru team has returned to UK shores after a week in Taipei covering as much as possible at Computex last week. Here, we share our final piece of coverage - a best of video breaking down the best moments of the week, along with some previously unseen bloopers from our time filming.
Read More »Computex 2025: be quiet! showcases new Light Base concept, Pure Base DX and gaming peripherals
be quiet! always has a lot to show at events like Computex and this year is no different. In our latest coverage, Leo explores the be quiet! booth to get the rundown on new AIOs, power supplies, Light Base and Pure Base cases and even be quiet!'s new gaming peripherals.
Read More »Computex 2025: Seasonic details OptiGuard safety feature for new-gen GPUs, new Noctua PSUs and more
At Computex 2025, Seasonic is showing off its latest innovations. From a new 3200W Prime power supply, to a new collaboration with Noctua, Leo covers it all in our latest video.
Read More »Computex 2025: Leo dwarfed by Silverstone’s new Atla T2 chassis
At Computex, Leo had to stop by the Silverstone booth to see the new FLP02 ‘retro' PC case, as well as the absolutely massive Atla T2 chassis. We break it all down in our latest video, including a look at powerful new AIO liquid coolers and PSUs. Timestamps: 00:10 Alta …
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