Razer is back with another themed hardware collaboration. This time, the company has teamed up with The Pokémon Company to release a new line of limited‑edition Pikachu and Eevee peripherals, including a headset, keyboard, mouse and mouse mat. The Razer Pikachu & Eevee Collection is now available starting today. At …
Read More »Controversial DLCs for Black Flag Resynced apparently made over $1M
Ubisoft received some backlash over the launch weekend for Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced, not due to the quality of the game, but due to an influx of day-one cosmetic DLCs. While this may have seemed like a poor PR move to some, it ended up netting Ubisoft quite a …
Read More »SAW: Genesis closed alpha begins this week ahead of Gamescom showcase
Following on from the success of the Silent Hill 2 remake, Blooper Team is now focusing its efforts on another legendary horror franchise. Blooper Team is gearing up to launch SAW: Genesis, with alpha testing set to begin this week, followed by a showcase of the game at Gamescom in …
Read More »Monster Hunter Wilds is getting a permanent price cut
Monster Hunter Wilds is about to get cheaper. Capcom has announced that the game will receive a permanent price reduction, alongside a full overhaul of its digital editions and DLC bundles. The announcement confirms that several existing bundles will be discontinued starting from the 4th of August, including the Deluxe …
Read More »Sony suggests PlayStation 6 will be portable to shift ‘beyond the living room’
Sony has been working on the PS6 for a while now, but its exact next‑gen plans have remained a mystery. During a recent investor Q&A, Sony revealed a surprising amount about the future of PlayStation, hinting at the PS6 being a portable device, not just a system tied to your TV.
Read More »Samsung’s new 990 PCIe 4.0 SSD starts at over £200 for 1TB
Following on from a leak a few days ago, Samsung has now officially announced its new 990 SSD. While previously we would have expected to see a 1TB PCIe 4 based SSD to launch around the £100 to £130 mark, AI demand has sent prices skyrocketing. For a new-gen Samsung …
Read More »Dragon’s Dogma 2: Dark Arisen brings major changes to gameplay, loot and more
Capcom has revealed new details for Dragon’s Dogma 2: Dark Arisen. In a recent interview with Automaton, director Kento Kinoshita and producer Naoto Oyama outlined the scale of the DLC, confirming a massive new region to explore, expanded progression systems and dozens of hours of fresh content. The expansion centres …
Read More »Compulsion Games is an independent studio once again
Compulsion Games has officially gone independent following Microsoft’s recent divestments. Now operating outside the Xbox umbrella for the first time since 2018, the team is beginning to seek contract work to help sustain the studio. As spotted by PC Gamer, Compulsion took to LinkedIn to advertise collaboration opportunities, inviting partners …
Read More »Techland cancels Dying Light: The Beast for PS4 and Xbox One
Techland has announced that Dying Light: The Beast will no longer be released on Xbox One or PS4. The studio shared the update via its official X account today, confirming that development on last‑gen versions has ended.
Read More »Kingdom Hearts will be part of Disney’s D23 expo this year
Disney has confirmed that Kingdom Hearts will have a major presence at D23 this year, and while the panel is officially framed as a celebration of the series’ 25th anniversary, many fans are already treating it as the next likely venue for Kingdom Hearts 4 news. The panel listing appeared …
Read More »Capcom reportedly making ‘ambitious’ story DLC for Resident Evil Requiem
Capcom previously confirmed that Resident Evil Requiem will receive a story DLC, but no release window has been announced. Now, a new leak suggests fans may be waiting a bit longer than expected. According to Resident Evil insider Dusk Golem, the Requiem story DLC might be planned for after the …
Read More »Gears of War E-Day launches in October with DLSS 4.5
Seven years on from the release of Gears 5, The Coalition is back with a new game. Gears of War E-Day is now scheduled to release in early October, with a multiplayer beta test taking place in August for those who want to try it out early. On PC, the …
Read More »Hackers have already taken over the new Black Ops ports on PlayStation
Call of Duty: Black Ops 1 and 2 have only just been re‑released on PS4 and PS5, but players are already reporting that multiplayer lobbies are being overrun by hackers due to outdated anti‑cheat systems.
Read More »Cooler Master launches HAF II 500 with oversized intake and exhaust fans
Cooler Master has introduced the HAF II 500, a new high‑end airflow case built around oversized 220mm and 180mm fans to deliver stronger cooling performance at lower noise levels. Cooler Master says the HAF II 500 was engineered to move significantly more air without raising system noise. The case centres …
Read More »God of War studio confirms new game will be available on disc
While some rumours claimed that God of War Laufey could release later this year, Sony Santa Monica has now made its release window clear. The game will not be coming out until next year. Sony Santa Monica wanted to assure fans that despite Sony announcing plans to shut down physical …
Read More »Bethesda employees plan protest over Microsoft layoffs
Last week, Microsoft announced a massive shake-up to its Xbox division, planning thousands of layoffs, alongside new mandates to focus on the company's most successful game franchises. Now, Bethesda employees are planning to protest. OneBGS, the union formed for Bethesda Game Studios employees and backed by the CWA, has confirmed …
Read More »Pearl Abyss still exploring mod support and multiplayer for Crimson Desert
Crimson Desert launched earlier this year to strongly positive reviews from players. While the game began development as a multiplayer title, it was later reworked to be a single-player experience instead. However, with the world being so massive, there has been some demand for co-op and as a result, Pearl …
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Read More »Cooler Master launches new MasterFan series with ‘Diamond’ static pressure ratings
Cooler Master has expanded its cooling lineup today with the launch of the new MasterFan A Series and MasterFan M Series, both earning top‑tier Cybenetics certification for static pressure performance. The MasterFan A120, A120 FC and the MasterFan M120 ARGB are Cooler Master’s latest 120mm fan releases. All three models …
Read More »Suicide Squad director says development became driven by spreadsheets, not game design
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League has resurfaced this week, as one of the game’s directors has spoken openly about how development shifted away from making a great game and toward heavy monetisation.
Read More »Cyberpunk 2077 surpasses 40 million copies sold
Cyberpunk 2077 is back in the spotlight this week. Following the reveal of Cyberpunk: Edgerunners Season 2, set to debut on Netflix later this year, CD Projekt Red has confirmed that the game has now surpassed 40 million copies sold. Cyberpunk 2077 had a huge launch back in 2020, with …
Read More »Steam Machine has its own ‘red line of death’
The first wave of Steam Machine units has now begun shipping out to early buyers. Unfortunately, one early adopter has already encountered a serious issue, revealing that the system has its own version of the Xbox 360's 'red ring of death'.
Read More »The factory behind physical PS5 games is already being repurposed
Sony’s move away from physical PlayStation games appears to be firmly underway, as the factory responsible for producing Blu‑ray discs for PS5 titles is already being repurposed, putting an end to fan hopes that Sony would change its mind and reverse course.
Read More »Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced pre-load and unlock times announced
Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced is finally launching this month. Ahead of the July 9th release, Ubisoft has now confirmed global launch times for the game, as well as pre‑load dates for PC, PS5 and Xbox.
Read More »Quantic Dream says Star Wars Eclipse is going ‘as planned’ following employee strike
Quantic Dream has issued a new statement insisting that development on Star Wars Eclipse is continuing “as planned” and denies claims that the project is under-manned. This follows last week’s strike action, during which Star Wars Eclipse developers walked out in protest over the closure of Spellcasters Chronicles and claimed …
Read More »Dreamhack extends partnership with Elgiganten for future gaming festivals
DreamHack has announced a five‑year extension of its partnership with Elgiganten, securing the retailer’s role as Presenting Partner and Exclusive Retail Partner for all Swedish DreamHack festivals through 2029. According to DreamHack, this marks the longest‑running retail partnership in the history of the Swedish gaming and esports market. The renewed …
Read More »Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced and more join GeForce Now this month
This week's GeForce Now update is pretty small, bringing just two more games to the service. However, there is much more to look forward to later in the month, including ten more day-one games for the cloud gaming library.
Read More »Report claims Obsidian may also be hit by upcoming Xbox cuts
Xbox’s internal restructuring continues to escalate, and according to a new report, Obsidian Entertainment is now among the studios in negotiations with Microsoft to avoid closure. This follows earlier reports indicating that Compulsion Games, Ninja Theory, Double Fine and Undead Labs are all at risk as part of Xbox’s ongoing cost‑cutting initiative.
Read More »PlayStation Plus adds Modern Warfare 3, For the King 2 and CrossCode
Starting on July 7th, subscribers will be able to claim Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III, For the King II and CrossCode. All three titles will be available to download and keep for as long as users maintain an active PS+ subscription.
Read More »Sony will stop making any physical PlayStation games in 2028
Sony has announced that it will discontinue physical disc production for all new PlayStation games starting January 2028. After that date, new releases will be available exclusively in digital format, either through the PlayStation Store or via digital codes sold at retailers. In a post on the PlayStation Blog, Sony …
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