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Ninty fans must be hungry for Metroid Ravenous pre-orders, as the special edition with its exclusive amiibo is already sold out
I've gathered all the best Metroid Ravenous pre-order shopping links in one place, but you'll struggle to find the special edition in stock.
The Witcher 3's Songs of the Past expansion wouldn't be "possible" without the RPG's remaster, says CD Projekt Red: "The stars had to align"
"There are a few things that had to click together"
Fable's combat is "faithful to the classic franchise," Playground Games lead says, but still modern: "We're making a game for gaming today"
It's going to honor the previous RPGs in the series
Crash Bandicoot turns 30 this week, here's everything you need to party like it's 1996
Crash Bandicoot's 30th birthday is upon us, here's how to play all four mainline games in style.
"If they won't give you physical games, make your own" - GOG now lets you turn digital games into big box PC releases, and my shelf is already sobbing
GOG has added printable big-box PC packaging files to its Preservation Program, starting with Star Trek, Armikrog, Descent, Hitman: Codename 47, and Myst.
Kaiju Alpha codes (September 2026) for Exp and Cells
Redeem the latest Kaiju Alpha codes if you're saving up cells to unlock new Kaiju or skins
New Discworld RPG book adds Granny Weatherwax, vampires, and loads of character options (oh my)
Discworld RPG finally adds witches, vampires, and more in its new book, Discworld: Adventures in Lancre and Überwald
Retroid Pocket Duo & Duo Lite Full Specifications Finally Revealed
🤝 Don't want to see ads? Become a premium member for $3 a month and support an independent publication today! It was only this morning when I finished writing a new post about the Retroid Pocket Duo's pricing , and then, just a few hours later, the
Nintendo of America thanks fans for dealing with tariff-related price hikes by encouraging them to spend more money in a new sale
Nintendo of America is currently facing a class action lawsuit for refusing to pass tariff refunds onto customers, and it's against that backdrop it today announced a "Customer Appreciation Sale" apparently made possible by those rebates. Read more
Koorui G2741L review
Smart compromises make for a punchy monitor on a budget.
After $300 million in tariff refunds, Nintendo won't give players cash back but you will get "30% off" in a "Customer Appreciation Sale"
The sale is "made possible in part by tariff-related refunds"
Where to find the Ito region Treasure Hunt in Forza Horizon 6
Find this chest in a… well, field.
Nintendo Of America Announces Customer Appreciation Sale "Made Possible In Part By Tariff-Related Refunds"
"Thank you for being part of the Nintendo community". Nintendo of America has announced a Customer Appreciation Sale that is "made possible in part by tariff-related refunds". The promotion - running between 13th and 26th September on the eShop, online Nintendo Store and with participating retail partners - is touted as "one of our largest promotions ever". Read the full article on nintendolife.com
Replay Round Up #6 - the latest weird gaming clips and fails
The latest and greatest gaming clips from you, the GamesRadar+ community
Snag an unforgettably stylish airborne shooter for nothing as part of this week's Epic Games Store free games
You can get arcade shooter Luftrausers and action roguelite Astral Ascent free via this week’s Epic Game Store giveaway, and both are great.
Marvel’s Wolverine Review: Uninspired gameplay leaves Logan feeling declawed despite a strong narrative
Insomniac's latest is a visual stunner, but the gameplay doesn't measure up
Marvel's Wolverine review
I've always thought there were a few characters out there who were the perfect match for video games. Batman is always my classic example: he beats up bad guys, does stealth takedowns, and has a built-in arsenal of gadgets that can be conveniently designed for any design obstacle; he has a cool car and cape for driving and/or gliding around an open world, and he has preternatural detective sensibilities to help him solve environmental puzzles - or, I dunno, press R3 to see where to go next. Read more
Marvel's Wolverine review: "Missing that crucial X-Factor"
Marvel's Wolverine is a surprisingly average game let down by basic combat, a messy story and the whelming feeling it could have all been a lot better
The 1992 Mega Drive Shoot 'Em Up 'Gley Lancer' Is Being Reimagined For The Neo Geo (And Modern Platforms)
"A loving salute to the original Mega Drive release". Nalua Studio , the developer of games like Necro Pop and Vengeance Hunters , has released the first trailer for Gley Lancer: Overdrive , a reimagining of NCS Corp and Masaya's 1992 Mega Drive title Gley Lancer for the Neo Geo and modern platforms (PlayStation, Switch, Xbox, Steam). Gley Lancer was originally released for the Sega 16-bit console in Japan and Korea, but didn't originally receive a Western release. However, over the last decade, it has eventually received a much wider release due to Ratalaika Games' port for the Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S in October 2021, and Retro-Bit's cartridge version for the Sega Mega Drive / Genesis in 2023 (which infamously reused the fan translator MIJET's work without permission ). Read the full article on timeextension.com
Final Fantasy 14's Beastmaster has fans experiencing the MMO as Pokemon trainers for the first time in its 16 years, and they love it so much they "wish it was a standard job"
"The Pokemon vibe is honestly perfect"
"What in the vibe-coded s*** is this" - RuneScape players revolt as gen-AI copycat game appears and eventually attracts the eye of Jagex
A clone of Old School RuneScape that appeared on the internet this week, and stoked the ire of the RuneScape community, has quickly been shut down. Read more
Big Star Wars Zero Company update fixes about 60 issues and tells low-spec players "adjusting a specific video setting can help improve your overall framerates"
Bit Reactor's skeleton crew has been busy
Ubisoft Steam games to no longer require the Connect launcher, in "initial step toward a smoother and more streamlined launch experience"
In a surprise move, Ubisoft announced its intention to remove the need for Ubisoft Connect to start each time you launch one of its games on Steam. Ubisoft Connect, previously known as Uplay, is a store and launcher for Ubisoft's games. It starts when you launch any Ubisoft game you own on Steam or the Epic Games Store. Read more
Lego Downtown Abbey set revealed with a stately 4,711 pieces and 13 minifigures
A sprawling Lego Downton Abbey model is on the way this October, and it's full of secrets