Following its PS5 launch last year, Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 is officially set to receive its free PSVR 2 update next month.
Read More »Guilty Gear Strive 2.0 update finally arrives next month
Over 6 months on from its initial tease, Guilty Gear Strive’s 2.0 update is finally set to launch early next month alongside a new character.
Read More »Crimson Desert officially sold over 2 million copies in its first 24 hours
Despite a somewhat contentious launch, Pearl Abyss’ ambitious Crimson Desert has officially sold over 2 million copies in its first 24 hours.
Read More »Nintendo is reportedly working on a Switch 2 hardware revision to meet EU repair laws
The European Union is pushing for tighter right-to-repair legislation for consumer electronics, and we are already starting to see some results. Nintendo is reportedly already preparing a Switch 2 hardware revision, which will comply with the new EU rules by making the internal battery easily replaceable.
Read More »Microsoft pledges Windows 11 overhaul to fix performance and bloat
With user sentiment toward Windows 11 reaching a new low, evidenced by the increasingly popular “Microslop” slang, Microsoft appears to have finally hit the brakes. The software giant is now acknowledging that its aggressive push for AI integration and a “simplified” UI has come at the expense of core OS …
Read More »Mark Cerny confirms ML-based frame generation is coming to PlayStation
Sony has officially lifted the curtain on its “Project Amethyst” collaboration with AMD, confirming that machine learning-based frame generation is headed to PlayStation hardware. The news comes alongside the debut of PSSR 2.0, which has recently been rolled out to 12 games. This update finally leverages the full AI capabilities …
Read More »Lenovo may have confirmed that a 12GB RTX 5070 Laptop GPU is coming
The rumor surrounding an RTX 5070 Laptop GPU with 12GB of VRAM isn't new, but after the latest findings, it's almost certainly in development. Evidence has shifted from vague speculation to appearing in official, public-facing documentation from Lenovo. As of today, Nvidia still hasn't officially confirmed this SKU, but the …
Read More »Valve preps the Steam Machine and finally tackles Deck battery drain with SteamOS 3.8 preview
Valve has officially released the SteamOS 3.8.0 update to the Preview branch, and while the patch notes are extensive, one line has stood out: "Initial support for upcoming Steam Machine hardware". This confirmation comes at a critical time, following a wave of release date uncertainty due to memory shortages.
Read More »ASRock expands its monitor lineup with five new Phantom Gaming models
ASRock is continuing its aggressive expansion into the gaming peripheral market, announcing a fresh lineup of Phantom Gaming and Challenger series monitors. The new headliners, the PG27FFS2E, PG27FFS2E-W, and PG27FFS1A, are clearly aimed at the heart of the competitive-grade market, offering a 240Hz refresh rate and 1ms response times on …
Read More »Asus debuts ROG Cetra Open Wireless earbuds
We've seen plenty of wireless earbuds marketed towards the gaming crowd over the years but open-ear designed earbuds have not really been a thing in the gaming market. That is changing this year with the launch of the Asus ROG Cetra Open Wireless earbuds. The hardware design is particularly clever, …
Read More »CD Projekt Red establishes ‘Hadar’ as new IP alongside Witcher and Cyberpunk
At this point, CD Projekt Red has firmly established itself as a multi-IP studio, with both The Witcher and Cyberpunk garnering huge amounts of money. However, CDPR is also hard at work on establishing a third pillar for its gaming efforts, the mysterious Project Hadar.
Read More »Tomb Raider studio undergoes another round of layoffs
Crystal Dynamics has gone through multiple rounds of layoffs over the past year. Unfortunately, the Tomb Raider studio is still struggling and as a result, another round of layoffs is now taking place.
Read More »Netflix’s Assassin’s Creed series begins filming, will be set in Rome
Towards the end of last year, leaks revealed that Ubisoft and Netflix were finally moving forward with their Assassin's Creed TV series, with plans to set the show in Ancient Rome, a long-requested time period from fans of the games. Now, Ubisoft and Netflix have made it official and announced …
Read More »Warhammer Space Marine 2 devs make voice pack DLC free after fan backlash
Warhammer 40K: Space Marine 2 has enjoyed a positive reception overall, but its latest DLC sparked immediate backlash. The Chapter Voice Pack, released this week for around $5, was criticised for offering minimal content and inconsistent implementation. Focus Entertainment has now reversed course, making the DLC free and issuing refunds to …
Read More »Crimson Desert launches with latest AMD FSR 4.1 tech in place
Crimson Desert launches today with full support for AMD’s latest FidelityFX Super Resolution technologies, giving players access to FSR 4.1 Upscaling, FSR Ray Regeneration and FSR Frame Generation from day one.
Read More »Thermal Grizzly adds new Mycro Pro CPU blocks for AMD and Intel systems
Thermal Grizzly has expanded its cooling lineup with two new CPU water blocks, the AM5 Mycro Pro RGB and the Intel 1851 Mycro Pro RGB, both built around the company’s ultra‑fine 0.2mm microfin cold‑plate design.
Read More »Sonic the Hedgehog 4 film gets first official teaser
With one year to go until its official premiere, SEGA / Paramount have released the first teaser trailer for Sonic the Hedgehog 4.
Read More »Lies of P has officially sold over 4 million copies
2 and a bit years on from its initial release, Neowiz have revealed that their much-loved souls-like Lies of P has sold over 4 million copies.
Read More »Forza Horizon 6 will include hundreds of new customisation options
As part of their latest deep-dive, Playground Games have detailed all of the many improvements coming to Forza Horizon 6’s vehicle customisation.
Read More »Internal email reveals Sony plans to rebrand the PlayStation Network
PlayStation Network is a well known brand by this point, having been used by Sony pretty much since the inception of their online platform’s launch. With the service soon to reach its 20 year mark however, it appears as though Sony is planning a big rebranding of PSN.
Read More »SK Group chairman claims ongoing memory shortage could last up to four years
The memory market might be entering a “long winter” for consumers, as SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won delivered a sobering prevision at Nvidia's GTC 2026. The narrative that high prices are a temporary blip might not be as short-lived as some imagined, as Chey says the current supply-demand gap won't …
Read More »KiiBOOM showcases new Phantom98 Lite keyboard
KiiBOOM, a peripheral brand that's been growing its operations, has revealed one of its new designs. We present the Phantom98 Lite, a cute keyboard that aims to bridge the gap between enthusiast-level customisation and out-of-the-box visual flair. This latest entry manages to squeeze a nearly full-sized experience into a trimmer …
Read More »Opera GX has finally been released for Linux
After years of sustained community demand across subreddits and forums, Opera has officially released Opera GX for Linux. The gaming browser finally brings its suite of resource-limiting tools and gamer-centric aesthetics to the Linux ecosystem. At launch, the browser officially supports Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, and OpenSUSE-based distributions, with installation handled …
Read More »Ubisoft reportedly ends game development at Red Storm Entertainment
Since January, Ubisoft has been making cuts across the board and cancelling projects. The latest casualty is the publisher's Red Storm Entertainment studio, which is now reportedly laying off all of its game development talent.
Read More »Arctic launches Ryzen powered Senza AI 370 mini PC
ARCTIC has launched the Senza AI 370, a fully fanless under‑desk PC built around Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X Elite and certified as a Copilot+ PC. The system targets silent productivity and local AI workloads, offering a sizeable performance jump over the previous Senza model while maintaining zero‑noise operation through a large passive aluminium heatsink and heatpipe assembly.
Read More »You still have a few days left to play the Hitman Patient Zero Requiem elusive target DLC for free
IO Interactive is hard at work getting 007 First Light ready for launch, but that doesn't mean that work on Hitman has stopped. The latest Elusive Target for Hitman: World of Assassination has dropped, capitalising on the recent success of Resident Evil by adding Milla Jovovich to the game in …
Read More »Poncle announces April release date for Vampire Crawlers with new trailer
Following a demo release earlier this year, Poncle has now announced an April launch for its new Vampire Survivors deckbuilding spin-off - Vampire Crawlers
Read More »GeForce Now adds 90FPS streaming for VR, Crimson Desert and more
This week's GeForce Now update brings just a handful of titles, three of which are brand-new releases. However, it also brings a major upgrade for VR gamers, with 90FPS streaming now available on supported virtual reality headsets.
Read More »Krafton confirms Subnautica 2 Early Access launch window
Earlier this week, a leaked internal memo revealed that Subnautica 2 would be launching into early access in May. Now, Krafton has given its full statement, confirming that the game has made 'meaningful progress' this year and is now on the road to launch.
Read More »Sharkoon debuts S100 ARGB AIO cooler with infinity mirror design
Sharkoon has expanded its AIO liquid‑cooler lineup with the S100 ARGB, a 360mm all‑in‑one unit designed for higher‑end gaming PCs and workstations. The cooler combines a large pump block with an infinity‑mirror lighting effect, three ARGB PWM fans and broad socket compatibility across Intel LGA1700/1851 and AMD AM4/AM5.
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