Microsoft is reportedly testing an Xbox disc-to-digital feature that will allow players to convert their physical game discs into digital downloads. Following a preliminary rumour back in May, a new report details how the programme is expected to operate ahead of an anticipated reveal later this year. The original rumour from Windows …
Read More »PlayStation 3 and Vita digital storefronts are shutting down next year
After initially planning to close the PlayStation 3 and Vita Stores in 2021, Sony have confirmed that these digital platforms will be shuttered by next year.
Read More »Mario Kart World gets a small-yet-surprising update
Mario Kart World is slowly being updated, with the latest patch bringing in two additional Knockout Tour routes alongside expanded photo mode options.
Read More »River City Girls 2 is free on the Epic Games Store
The PC classic I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream alongside River City Girls 2 are both free to claim from today via the Epic Games Store.
Read More »DOOM: The Dark Ages – Revelations gets tons of new details
Id Software’s modern DOOM Trilogy is an interesting series, with each entry having its own unique and distinct style of gameplay. With the upcoming Revelations DLC for The Dark Ages, the team are once again switching up the formula – though this time throwing some DOOM Eternal DNA into the pot.
Read More »Open-source ZLUDA v6 brings PhysX performance boost to AMD Radeon GPUs
The open-source ZLUDA v6 library has introduced support for Nvidia's 32-bit PhysX CUDA ecosystem on non-Nvidia hardware, delivering a significant performance increase for AMD Radeon GPUs running legacy PhysX titles. According to the project's latest blog post (via Wccftech), the update allows graphics cards without built-in PhysX functionality to process …
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 …
Read More »Krafton settles Subnautica 2 lawsuit
Krafton has reached a settlement to end its months-long legal battle with former Unknown Worlds executives. As part of the agreement, Ted Gill has stepped down as CEO once again, and the developers of Subnautica 2 will receive significantly increased bonus payouts.
Read More »Xbox deal with Kojima ‘unaffected’ by upcoming cost cuts
Xbox’s ongoing internal reset has raised concerns about the future of several first‑party projects, but one high‑profile game appears to be unaffected. According to a new report, Hideo Kojima’s Xbox exclusive, OD, will continue development as planned despite wider cuts and cancellations across the organisation.
Read More »ESA issues statement after claiming private Minecraft servers are ‘illegal’
Yesterday, we reported on comments made by an ESA representative during a court hearing proposing new game preservation laws, in which they claimed that private Minecraft servers were “illegal” and constituted “piracy”. The clip quickly went viral, prompting the ESA to issue additional clarification. In a follow‑up statement sent to …
Read More »The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered officially comes to Switch 2 next month
Previously announced to be coming in 2026, the Switch 2 version of Bethesda’s Oblivion Remastered has now gotten an official release date.
Read More »IO Interactive’s Project Fantasy is in trouble as relationships “with an external partner” have “come to an end”
'Project Fantasy' has hit a snag, with IO Interactive confirming lay-offs in the wake of “a relationship with an external partner” coming to an end.
Read More »OCCT v17 arrives with modular Memory Test and performance upgrades
OCCT v17 has officially launched as a stable release, introducing a completely redesigned modular Memory Test alongside a new launcher, reduced memory consumption, and QoL improvements. This launch follows an initial beta testing phase in April. The developers previously stated that while the overhaul draws inspiration from established testing methodologies …
Read More »Hardcore 2D souls-like Blasphemous celebrates milestone with upcoming ‘Martyrs’ Edition’
Celebrating 5 million copies sold, the 2D souls-like Blasphemous is getting a physical “Martyrs’ Edition’ release.
Read More »Arkane Studios and Blade might get cut after all
In recent weeks, we have heard an increasing number of worrying reports concerning Xbox and its supposed plans to hold major rounds of firing – possibly resulting in the closure of multiple studios. While nothing official has come to pass, insiders have claimed that one of the projects potentially being affected is Arkane Studios’ much-anticipated Blade.
Read More »Valve expects to upgrade Steam Machine faster than the Steam Deck
Valve has been cautious about releasing a successor to the Steam Deck, insisting that a new model won’t arrive until a meaningful performance jump is possible. However, when it comes to the Steam Machine, Valve appears to be taking a different approach. In a new interview, the company explained that …
Read More »Supermassive Games CEO steps down
Supermassive Games, the studio behind Until Dawn and The Dark Pictures Anthology, is undergoing a leadership change. Just over a month on from the release of the studio's latest game, Directive 8020, Supermassive CEO, Robert Henrysson, has announced that he has stepped down from his role and departed parent company …
Read More »Report claims Xbox may also shut down State of Decay studio
Microsoft’s internal restructuring continues to raise concerns across Xbox’s first‑party studios. Earlier this month, reports indicated that Compulsion Games, Ninja Theory and Double Fine were all in negotiations to avoid closure. Now, a new report suggests that Undead Labs, the studio behind the State of Decay franchise, may also be …
Read More »Activision begins using ‘not on Game Pass’ tagline for Modern Warfare 4 ads
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 is now being promoted with a surprising tagline – “NOT ON XBOX GAME PASS”. Infinity Ward has begun using this phrase in early marketing materials for the game, directly highlighting the fact that the next Call of Duty title will not launch on Microsoft’s …
Read More »The ESA claims private servers for Minecraft are ‘illegal’ in Stop Killing Games hearing
A new hearing for California’s Protect Our Games Act took place this week, and once again, the Entertainment Software Association (ESA) pushed back hard against the Stop Killing Games movement. The bill aims to require publishers to provide a way for players to continue accessing games after online services are discontinued. While technically feasible in many cases, major publishers have consistently resisted the idea, preferring to shut games down entirely rather than relinquish control.
Read More »Dbrand cancels Steam Machine Companion Cube, confirms it was ‘unlicensed’
Dbrand has officially cancelled its Portal‑inspired Companion Cube case for the Steam Machine. The company opened pre‑orders earlier this month, but the listing was quickly taken down. Now, Dbrand has explained why, confirming that Valve requested the product’s removal and declined to grant a licence for its release. In a …
Read More »Ubisoft detail Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced PS5 Pro enhancements
PSSR aside, Ubisoft's upcoming Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced is getting some modest-yet-interesting improvements on PS5 Pro.
Read More »Valve’s unreleased Steam Frame VR headset gets first game compatibility rating
Valve's upcoming Steam Frame VR headset has seen its first compatibility rating surface, with Portal 2 receiving a ‘Playable' certification on the platform. The listing marks the first concrete indicator of software compatibility targets for the unreleased virtual reality device. Spotted by Brad Lynch (via Notebook Check), the compatibility entry on SteamDB …
Read More »Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls’ full launch roster officially revealed
Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls has had its final set of characters revealed, with the full launch roster of 20 heroes/villains now official.
Read More »Netflix are making a live-action Persona adaptation
Netflix are reportedly developing a live-action adaptation of SEGA’s Persona series, though narrative specifics are being kept under wraps for now.
Read More »PS4 emulator ShadPS4 gets custom server project for online play without PS Plus
The developers of the PlayStation 4 emulator ShadPS4 have announced ShadNet. This open-source custom server system enables online multiplayer without requiring a connection to the official PlayStation Network (PSN) or a PlayStation Plus account. ShadNet emulates network services, allowing PC players to access multiplayer features in emulated titles like Bloodborne. …
Read More »The Nintendo Switch 2 could be getting an improved LCD panel
Nintendo looks set to introduce a refreshed version of their Switch 2, featuring a new (hopefully improved) LCD panel made by Sharp.
Read More »Microsoft introduces free Windows 10 extended security update options
Microsoft has confirmed that it will support Extended Security Updates (ESUs) for Windows 10 until October 12th, 2027. This extension follows the conclusion of general support on October 14th, providing users and organisations with additional time to transition their devices over to Windows 11. The company originally designed the ESU …
Read More »Xbox has reportedly ‘paused’ third-party Game Pass deals
Since taking over as Xbox CEO, Asha Sharma has begun a broad reset of the business, a shift that has included lowering Game Pass prices, introducing new ‘pay later’ financing options for hardware and cutting operating costs. Now, it appears investment in securing third‑party Game Pass partnerships may also be slowing.
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