After years of development, The Division Resurgence finally launched earlier this year, first for mobile devices, before making its way to PC last month. Now that the game is finally available on Steam, we can more easily see the fan reaction to it and as you would expect, very few …
Read More »Marvel Tokon Fighting Souls patch addresses PC performance issues
Marvel Tokon Fighting Souls does a lot of things right, but the PC version of the game had plenty of fans concerned during the beta. Unfortunately, those concerns were founded, as the launch day version of the game still had poor performance. Now, Arc System Works is looking to address those complaints through patches.
Read More »Blizzard was reportedly Xbox’s top-performing studio last year
Without Activision Blizzard, it is highly likely that Xbox would have been in a steep decline over the last couple of years, with games like Call of Duty and Candy Crush contributing heavily to Xbox's financials. As it turns out, Blizzard itself has been the top-performing studio under Xbox over the past year.
Read More »Valve warns Steam Machine and Steam Controller customer info leaked
If you've recently ordered a Steam Machine or Steam Controller, and are based in Europe, then you may soon become the target of scam attempts. Valve has confirmed that its EU distribution partner was recently hit by a cyberattack, leading to customer information being stolen.
Read More »Xbox SSDs are now more expensive than an Xbox Series S at launch
When Microsoft first kicked off the current console generation, it opted to launch a cheaper Xbox Series S system at $299. Fast forward six years and the base-model Xbox Series S now costs closer to $400, and a 2TB expansion SSD is more expensive than the day-one price of the console itself.
Read More »Noctua case compatibility database shows some manufacturers share incorrect specs
Noctua has launched a case compatibility database featuring CPU cooler clearance measurements taken by the company for more than 100 PC cases. The tool aims to give builders precise fitment data rather than relying solely on official manufacturer specifications. Checking official vendor specification pages for CPU clearance, VGA, and PSU …
Read More »Final Fantasy 7 Revelation gameplay reveal coming to Gamescom
It has been just a couple of months since Square Enix officially announced Final Fantasy 7 Revelation, the final game for the Final Fantasy 7 Remake trilogy. Now, Square Enix is gearing up to show the game in action, with new reveals planned for Gamescom.
Read More »Take-Two expects GTA 6 to earn even more money following strong pre-orders
Take Two just held its most recent earnings call, just hours after announcing plans to host the GTA 6 gameplay reveal on Netflix. As you would expect, the publisher is very happy with GTA 6 pre-order numbers, and it has raised its financial forecast for the fiscal year too.
Read More »Leaked memo suggests next-gen Xbox devices may run your whole Xbox library
Leaked Microsoft documents corroborate reports about two separate programs aimed at bringing older Xbox console games to PC, handhelds, and future hardware. The reported plans include a disc-to-digital licence conversion system alongside a native PC emulator for original Xbox and Xbox 360 titles. Under the proposed disc-to-digital scheme, further corroborated …
Read More »Quake: Dawn of the Machine announced for PC and consoles
Following recent rumours, MachineGames has officially announced their latest Quake project. The studio had previously brought new levels to Quake 2. This time around, they've gone back to add new levels to the original Quake. Quake: Dawn of the Machine was announced during QuakeCon this week. This new episode brings …
Read More »Ubisoft opens Ghost Recon Insider Program testing for next game
Ubisoft has announced the Ghost Recon Insider Program, allowing players to register for early closed playtests of the next upcoming title in the franchise. The announcement arrived during a 25th anniversary event. Registration for the Ghost Recon Insider Program requires a three-step process on the official website. Players must select …
Read More »Minecraft is coming to the Nintendo Switch 2 in October
Minecraft is officially getting a bespoke Nintendo Switch 2 upgrade in October – though whether it will be free or not remains to be seen.
Read More »Phantom Blade Zero officially goes Gold ahead of October launch
With more than two months to go until launch, S-GAME’s highly-anticipated Phantom Blade Zero has now officially gone Gold.
Read More »Capcom hopes Monster Hunter: Wilds will surpass World “over the medium to long term”
Though it still has a long way to go, Capcom hopes that Monster Hunter Wilds will surpass the total tales of MH: World “over the medium to long term.”
Read More »PlayStation 5 Pro firmware update now enables ‘Enhanced PSSR’ by default
Following its introduction earlier this year, the PlayStation 5 Pro’s ‘Enhanced PSSR’ toggle is now enabled on all systems by default.
Read More »AOC’s latest gaming monitor offers 500Hz for under £250
AOC is adding another excellent looking gaming monitor to its line-up, this one with support for frame rates as high as 500Hz, while keeping the price below £250.
Read More »GeForce Now adds 26 new games this month
Nvidia has revealed all 26 games coming to GeForce Now throughout August. There will be eight games joining the library this week, followed by 18 more games over the next few weeks, many of which are brand-new releases, like Mortal Shell 2 and Aliens: Fireteam Elite 2.
Read More »The GTA 6 gameplay reveal is happening on Netflix but it won’t be exclusive for long
Last week, a series of backend updates to the GTA 6 website led many fans to believe that more news would soon be coming. It turns out, they were right. Rockstar has announced plans to show an "extended look" at GTA 6 gameplay later this month.
Read More »Ghost Recon: Wildlands native current-gen upgrade detailed
The PlayStation Store prematurely detailed Ubisoft’s upcoming Ghost Recon: Wildlands current-gen upgrade, confirming a native update is on its way.
Read More »Xbox will introduce its own ‘Platinum Trophy’ equivalent “later this year”
CEO Asha Sharma has claimed that Xbox will introduce its own PlayStation ‘Platinum Trophy’ Achievements equivalent later this year.
Read More »August’s Humble Choice line-up includes Like a Dragon, Dead Cells and more
Available now, August’s Humble Choice line-up features 8 great games, including Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth; Dead Cells and TMNT: Shredder’s Revenge.
Read More »Dungeon-crawling Rogue-lite Moonlighter is free to claim on Steam for a limited time
In celebration of its sequel’s upcoming launch, the excellent dungeon-crawling indie rouge-lite Moonlighter is free to claim for a limited time on Steam.
Read More »The Coalition announces change to Gears of War: E-Day multiplayer beta
Just yesterday The Coalition made its plans for the Gears of War: E-Day multiplayer beta official, outlining two beta weekends, one for pre-order customers containing the new Horde mode, followed by an open beta focused on PvP multiplayer modes. Now, the developers have made one crucial change to appease pre-order …
Read More »Marvel Rivals shrinks game install size by up to 40GB
While most game publishers are still charging ahead with ballooning install sizes, some are actively trying to make things better. Recently, Arrowhead managed to shrink the install size for Helldivers 2 by over 50%. Now, a similar install size reduction is coming to Marvel Rivals. In a recent developer update …
Read More »Corsair adds new budget‑friendly SKIFF keyboards and HARPOON v2 mouse to its gaming range
Corsair is expanding its entry‑level gaming lineup this week with two new SKIFF series keyboards and an updated HARPOON wireless mouse, aimed at first‑time PC gamers and those looking for affordable gear that can handle both work and play.
Read More »Assassin’s Creed Valhalla director returns to Ubisoft
Ubisoft has re-hired the game director behind Assassin's Creed Valhalla as part of its restructuring and leadership shake-up to better prioritise its biggest franchises.
Read More »EA already planning to cut $700M in costs under new ownership
EA has now completed its transition into a private company, and according to new reporting, the next phase will involve major cost‑cutting as the publisher becomes the vehicle for paying off billions in debt accrued during the buyout. Bloomberg’s Jason Schreier reports that EA’s new owners have taken on roughly …
Read More »Game Freak’s Beast of Reincarnation launches to solid reviews
Beast of Reincarnation is officially available now, with this new Game Freak IP launching to mostly solid reviews owing to its fun gameplay.
Read More »Attack on Titan 3 officially launches this December
Following its official announcement during Summer Game Fest, Koei Tecmo’s Attack on Titan 3 has now unveiled its release date.
Read More »Halo: Campaign Evolved reportedly suffered from many issues during development
Launching to somewhat middling reviews, insiders have revealed some of the development issues suffered by Halo Studios during the creation of Campaign Evolved.
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