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Chrissy Costanza performs trio of ‘League Of Legends’ anthems live at eSports festival
T1 Home Ground took place at South Korea’s Inspire Arena The post Chrissy Costanza performs trio of ‘League Of Legends’ anthems live at eSports festival appeared first on NME .
Nvidia finally unveils Spark superchip, coming to laptops and mini PCs this Fall - here's everything we know so far
The Nvidia Spark will bring Arm-based gameplay to slimline laptops this Fall.
Doctor Who showrunner says a new Doctor will be announced in "about a week or two weeks," and all but confirms there won't be a Christmas special this year
Russell T. Davies says the new Doctor will be announced soon
The Outer Worlds: Spacer's Choice Edition continues to cause headaches as Obsidian somehow botches free upgrade deployment on consoles
The Outer Worlds: Spacer's Choice Edition isn't a new release; it launched back in early 2023 with plenty of problems . Somehow, it's now giving players a headache more than three years later, after Obsidian Entertainment promised a free upgrade path that hasn't panned out. Read more
Exclusive: "It's Not About Putting An Old Game In A Nice Box For The Sake Of It" - Utopia Is Getting A New Physical Release On SNES
"I want fans who remember Utopia to feel like we’ve done it justice". 33 Games is a new boutique publisher which aims to create physical collector's editions of classic games – and it has already announced its first project, a re-release of Zool on the Mega Drive / Genesis. We can now exclusively reveal the company's next project – and it's another cult classic from legendary UK studio Gremlin. Read the full article on timeextension.com
MSI announces the MEG Vision X2 AI Plus, a gaming desktop with an AI agent and a 'cylindrical display interface' built in
Pause for the OpenClaw.
Crunchyroll boss says it's "not that difficult" to avoid using AI in anime
Rahul Purini speaks out against using AI in subbing and dubbing
Rockstar employees form union amid ongoing legal claims
Rockstar employees have formed the Rockstar Game Workers Union (RGWU), which operates as a subsidiary of the Independent Workers' Union of Great Britain (IWGB). Read more
Arc Raiders is finally getting a PvE mode, but only in China
The Chinese branch of Arc Raiders is beta testing some new modes, with a PvE-focused map condition offering more safety than ever before.
Tekken 8 game director bids goodbye to Bandai Namco following series boss Katsuhiro Harada's exit last year, but doesn't do an hour-long DJ mix
Tekken 8 game director Kohei Ikeda has left Bandai Namco, kicking his way through an exit door that had long-time series producer and general advocate for the virtual graps Katsuhiro Harada pass through it late last year . Harada's since set up a new studio, dubbed VS Studio , under Fatal Fury publishers SNK. All Ikeda's said about his future plans so far is that he'll "continue taking on new challenges as a game developer". Read more
After being shut down by Blizzard, one of WoW's biggest private servers is saying screw it, we'll make our own MMO
TurtleWoW's coming out of its shell.
Masters of the Universe director on Jared Leto's "funny, strange, scary" and "deeply insecure" Skeletor
Exclusive: Masters of the Universe director Travis Knight talks Skeletor
MiSTer FPGA News – New PC Core, Atari Star Wars, Darius 2 & More
z386 nand2mario developed a 386 core for the MiSTer FPGA. Called z386, it is an unofficial PC core for MiSTer built around z386, a new 80386-compatible CPU design. It currently behaves like a smaller ao486_MiSTer: 16 MB of RAM and roughly 75% of ao486_MiSTer’s performance. The core is still experimental, but the goal is to […] The post MiSTer FPGA News – New PC Core, Atari Star Wars, Darius 2 & More first appeared on RetroRGB .
Call of Duty doubles down, promises "no BS" or "clowny skins" in Modern Warfare 4
Call of Duty's X account has been bullish about claims that Infinity Ward will bring unrealistic skins and crossovers to Modern Warfare 4.
AMD announce global rollout of the RX 9070 GRE, which is slower than the standard model for the same original MSRP
Though MSRP means little right now.
‘Minecraft’ movie sequel ‘Squared’ will go “deeper” into the game’s lore
A new BTS clip has shared the first look of Kirsten Dunst’s Alex and teased a big role for Matt Berry The post ‘Minecraft’ movie sequel ‘Squared’ will go “deeper” into the game’s lore appeared first on NME .
May Is Over, But Here Are 10 Switch Games To Keep Your Mental Health Front Of Mind
Mind games. May 2026 is now a thing of the past, which means this year's Mental Health Awareness Month has come to a close. Which obviously means that everyone is now fully clued up and cognisant of their own mental health and the importance of a fit and unfettered mind to accompany the body, right? Job done, everyone! Back pats and congrats all 'round - catch you next May for the annual check-in... Read the full article on nintendolife.com
"I Was Saddened To Learn That You Are Leaving Sega" - Here's The Letter That Brought An End To The 16-Bit Console Wars
"You were the driving force behind the formation of IDSA and the E3 Show.". Those of you who grew up in the '80s and '90s will likely remember the heated marketing wars that took place between Nintendo and Sega, with both companies vying publicly for control of the video game market while trading barbs in the press. It's a chapter of video game history that's been pretty well-documented in the past, not only serving as the inspiration for a 2014 book but also a documentary film released in 2020, co-directed by Jonah Tulis and the book's original author, Blake J. Harris. Read the full article on timeextension.com
Nvidia announces that a DLSS 4.5 update for Ray Reconstruction is finally on its way, promising better ray-traced and path-traced graphics for 'similar performance' as the old model
It's very late to the party, but better than never having it at all.
Minecraft's 3rd game drop of 2026 has been revealed, and its new biome automatically makes it the best one yet
I just can't get enough.
Tekken 8 Game Director Kohei Ikeda leaves Bandai Namco after 20 years, marking yet another major dev departure
Ikeda worked on the likes of SoulCalibur and Ace Combat: Infinity, before eventually taking point as Tekken 7 and 8’s Game Director.
This week in PC games: Summer Game Fest, the Gothic remake, and the policing of furry Chicago
Last week, I blithely commented that the Maw was "taking a break", because we had too much else to do besides feeding our resident cosmic newsbeast. We have now paid a grievous price for my negligence. Friends, I am horrified to report that the Maw has broken containment and eaten Geoff Keighley, the face of Summer Games Fest. In the process, it may also have devoured the very concept of the future. Time has lost its gradient, and the harvest may never come. Without Geoff, there will be no barrage of hundred-thousand-dollar game trailers and announcements on June 5th, to spin us through the shambles of another year. There can be no Highguard 2. There will be no surprise celebrity cameos, for surprise requires change. In vain shall the children of Gamers ask, "what precise ratio of smart-casual is Mads Mikkelsen favouring right now?" I offer the below list of new PC game releases largely in memoriam for a "this week" that may never truly unfold. Read more
US bill requiring paid games to be playable after they shut down has passed initial vote and moved to the Senate
The Protect Our Games Act aims to prevent issues like The Crew arising again
This could be the competitive panel of my dreams: the 'world's first esport OLED monitor' looks to be a 540 Hz, 24.5-inch beast
No need to choose between a small, fast TN/IPS or an OLED.