A decade ago, Valve attempted to bring PC gaming to the living room with its own ‘console' style mini-ITX PCs known as Steam Machines. Unlike the Steam Deck, Valve opted to pass off Steam Machine development to third-party partners and focused on the software side of things. This ultimately led …
Read More »Avowed and six more titles join Xbox Game Pass and PC Game Pass
February is set to be a big month for Game Pass. We already know that Obsidian's new fantasy RPG, Avowed, will be a day-one title for Game Pass Ultimate subscribers. Now, we know the full list of games joining the service over the next two weeks.
Read More »UK retailer sets out 16-week timeline for new RTX 5090 stock
As expected, Nvidia's RTX 50 series launch didn't have enough stock for the demand. It was predictable that stock would run relatively fast, especially considering the reported low product count arriving at retailers. As if that wasn't enough, it seems the next batch of cards will take a while to …
Read More »Need For Speed is ‘on hold’ for now
Fans of Need for Speed might have to temper their expectations for a new entry in the franchise. Criterion Games, the studio behind the franchise, has confirmed that the next Need for Speed game won't come anytime soon as the team shifts its focus to developing the next Battlefield title. …
Read More »MSI RTX 5090 Suprim SOC Review
This graphics card is listed for no less than £2600 - is any 5090 worth that much?
Read More »ID@Xbox showcase announced, featuring over a dozen indie studios
Microsoft has announced its next ID@Xbox showcase. Set to go live later this month, the stream will feature over a dozen indie studios.
Read More »Mega Man 11 becomes the best-selling entry in the series
While the Mega Man series is far from Capcom’s biggest, the latest entry (Mega Man 11) has managed to break its own personal record, selling 2 million copies.
Read More »Battlefield Labs is live with first playtest scheduled for February
EA has launched a number of community playtest programs over the years, seeking feedback for projects still in development. Typically, we see these for smaller games, like Skate, while games like Battlefield are kept under wraps until the public beta tests that take place just weeks before release. This blew up in EA's face with Battlefield 2042, as the game launched with a huge number of bugs and issues. To avoid this next time around, DICE is launching Battlefield Labs.
Read More »Former Dr Disrespect studio ‘Midnight Society’ closes and cancels Deadrop
Midnight Society has been an interesting studio to follow. The company, founded by streamer Dr Disrespect, was working on its own extraction shooter, with a Counter-Strike style skin system that would see players owning their own skins with the ability to trade or sell. The studio faced financial struggles months ago after cutting ties with Dr Disrespect and now, the studio is shutting down for good.
Read More »WB Games is taking MultiVersus offline soon
After a six month beta, a six month hiatus and a year of ‘official' release, Warner Bros is now pulling the plug on MultiVersus. The game officially released in 2024 and is now shutting down alongside another 2024 flop, Suicide Squad. WB Games did not have a very good time …
Read More »RTX Video Super Resolution gets AI-model upgrade
Nvidia's RTX Video Super Resolution (RVSR) technology, which uses the power of your GPU to upscale video content, has received a significant update that addresses one of its main drawbacks: power consumption. RTX VSR allows you to enjoy sharper and more detailed videos in your web browser or media player, …
Read More »Next PlayStation ‘State of Play’ stream coming next week
A new State of Play event is reportedly just around the corner, potentially bringing a few exciting announcements and updates later this month. Gaming insider NatetheHate (via VGC) has hinted that Sony is planning a State of Play event sometime during February without specifying a date. However, when asked for …
Read More »Battlefield is getting its own community test program
While Battlefield 2042 was hyped up prior to release, a series of launch-day issues hampered the game's long-term performance. As a result, EA has made some changes and is now preparing for the next Battlefield game. We'll get our first look at what's in the works later today with the reveal of the Community Test Program.
Read More »Fallout: New Vegas writer returns to Obsidian for new game
Obsidian has an extremely busy year ahead with Avowed due to launch this month, followed by The Outer Worlds 2 later this year. In the middle of this, Obsidian is also preparing for its next major game, and it has brought back the lead writer behind Fallout New Vegas to work on it.
Read More »Forza Horizon 5 is coming to PlayStation 5 this Spring
Back in August, we began to hear rumours that Microsoft was planning to bring Playground Games’ Forza Horizon 5 to PlayStation – following on from the likes of Grounded, Hi-Fi Rush and Sea of Thieves. Reports later claimed that this port had been internally delayed, but not cancelled. Finally, seemingly out of nowhere, Forza Horizon 5 has officially been announced for PS5.
Read More »Clair Obscur: Expedition 33’s system requirements have been published
Sandfall Interactive has unveiled the official PC system requirements for its upcoming turn-based RPG, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33. This title, powered by Unreal Engine 5, promises a captivating blend of strategic combat and real-time exploration, bringing a spin to the traditional turn-based combat of RPGs. Before you embark on your …
Read More »Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown sold 1.3 million copies in its first year
Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown saw high praise upon its release one year ago, with the latest figures now putting the game at over 1.3 million copies sold.
Read More »Summer Game Fest 2025 kicks off on the 6th of June
Geoff Keighley has officially announced the kick-off date for this year’s Summer Game Fest, set to go live on the 6th of June 2025.
Read More »Sony promises to bring back its anniversary PlayStation themes permanently in the future
Due to the highly-positive reception towards their introduction, Sony has promised to bring back its anniversary PS5 themes as a more permanent addition.
Read More »ASRock Phantom Gaming PG-1000G (ATX v3.1) Review
A new power supply from ASrock, not something we often see. Is it any good? We find out today
Read More »Philips’s new GamePix 900 projector is now available for pre-order at a discount
Philips is entering the gaming projector scene with a bang! The GamePix 900, the company's first dedicated gaming projector, is now available for pre-order at an enticing introductory price. This projector combines high-end specs with good value (at least during its initial campaign), offering a compelling alternative to traditional gaming …
Read More »Asus releases statement on reported issues with PCIe Q-Release Slim system
Asus has addressed the recent concerns surrounding its PCIe Q-Release Slim, a GPU release mechanism built into some motherboards to simplify graphics card removal. While acknowledging the potential for cosmetic wear and tear on the PCIe connector, Asus maintains that the mechanism does not cause functional damage to the graphics …
Read More »Indiana Jones and the Great Circle surpasses 4 million players
Just under two months on from its release, Microsoft has announced that Indiana Jones and the Great Circle has surpassed 4 million total players.
Read More »Capcom to host a Spotlight Stream next week, featuring Monster Hunter Wilds and more
Capcom has announced its latest Spotlight showcase. Going live next week, the stream will offer new details on Onimusha, Monster Hunter Wilds and more.
Read More »Beyond: Two Souls TV show adaptation announced
Elliot Page has announced that his production company will be adapting 2013’s Beyond: Two Souls (by Quantic Dream) into a live-action TV show.
Read More »Silent Hill 2 Remake surpasses 2 million copies sold
Silent Hill 2 Remake continues to be a major win for Konami and Bloober Team, with the game having now surpassed 2 million copies sold.
Read More »Sony will soon no longer include PS4-only titles through PlayStation Plus
Starting in 2026, Sony will no longer offer PS4-only titles as part of the console maker’s monthly PlayStation Plus Essential line-up:
Read More »Three new PCI IDs for Arc Battlemage series added to Intel’s Linux kernel driver
Intel's Arc Battlemage GPU family might be getting a few new members. New PCI IDs spotted in Intel's Linux patches suggest the company is preparing to launch three additional Battlemage graphics cards. While the current Battlemage lineup consists of only the Arc B580 and B570, rumours have been swirling about …
Read More »GOG launches new “Dreamlist” system to replace Community Wishlist tool
GOG is replacing the Community Wishlist tool with a new system called Dreamlist. Like its predecessor, Dreamlist will give gamers the power to revive their favourite classic titles, allowing users to vote on which retro games they want to see restored and preserved on the GOG platform. GOG, known for …
Read More »Sony removes PSN requirement to play PlayStation games on PC
In a surprising move, Sony has announced it will no longer require players to link their PlayStation Network (PSN) accounts to play certain PC titles. This decision comes after widespread criticism from PC gamers who objected to the PSN account requirement for games like God of War Ragnarök and Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered
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