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The Witcher lead isn't "ashamed" of the RPG's infamous sex cards, but admits they "did not work"
Developers needed a way to incorporate love "productively"
All Black Flag Resynced Antocha Wreck chests
All Black Flag Resynced Antocha Wreck chests
Even though Old School RuneScape was 'not built to have a LAN setup at all,' it just had a live esports tournament with 4,000 attendees: 'We were doubting at times whether we actually can pull it off'
Deadman All Stars is the biggest live event Jagex has put together to date.
Budget OLED versus budget mini-LED: The best real-world PC gaming monitor tech tested
Cutting-edge display tech is more affordable than even ever, but which is best for PC gaming?
War Thunder to put 128-player boots-on-the-ground battles in action in Infantry's "largest map" yet
War Thunder's next round of closed beta testing includes a Central Africa-based map, Kiva, which showcases 128-player Infantry battles in the MMO.
AI did a surprisingly good job with designing a rack for three Framework mainboards
Great, I'll take one. With the Framework mainboards, of course.
GTA Online The Kortz Center Heist release time and how to start the heist
The final summer update before GTA 6 is coming to GTA Online, so here's The Kortz Center Heist release time and how to start it once the update is available.
Rally Point: I am extremely here for turn-based strategy game The Great Villainess, and not just for gay reasons
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You can now use the Steam Controller with your PS5, Xbox, and Switch thanks to an open-source puck
OpenPuck is an open-source receiver for the Steam Controller that lets it connect to your PS5, Xbox, and Switch as well as your PC and Steam Machine.
Dragon's Dogma 2 fans had given up, but Capcom says work on the RPG's Dark Arisen expansion started six months after launch to answer "incredibly passionate feedback"
"Sorry to keep everyone waiting"
GameSir's getting in on the Xbox nostalgia, with a retro translucent green T7 Pro lighting up those memories in more ways than one
The GameSir T7 Pro Retro edition is now available via the brand's own store, shocking the translucent green aesthetic back to life with some bold RGB choices.
GTA 6 isn't coming to PC at launch, but not because Rockstar doesn't "care about PC," says GTA 5 producer: "If you're working on that, you're not working on something else"
John Ricchio says Rockstar isn't "anti any platform"
Edia's Next Collection Brings Together Three Super Famicom Titles From The Publisher Yanoman
The 'Super Yanoman Collection' arrives this December in Japan. Three Super Famicom titles are set to be rereleased on PC, PS5, PS4, and Nintendo Switch on Thursday, December 10th, 2026, in Japan, as part of a new collection from the Japanese developer/publisher Edia (h/t: Gematsu ). The Super Yanoman Collection was announced earlier today and will feature three titles published by the Japanese publisher Yanoman during the 16-Bit era. Read the full article on timeextension.com
Feature: Nintendo's Japan-Only 'bit Generations' Still Plays Like Little Else 20 Years On
A bit ahead of its time. 20 years ago, Nintendo published some of its most boldly experimental games on the Game Boy Advance – and only in Japan. Released across two waves in July 2006 and developed largely by Skip Ltd., the studio behind Chibi-Robo! , the seven-game bit Generations collection stands out as some of the most abstract game design Nintendo has ever put its name to. Read the full article on nintendolife.com
The Odyssey star Matt Damon says Christopher Nolan didn't know how to solve the Trojan Horse scene until the day of filming: "We're just going to cram in there and figure it out"
Exclusive: Matt Damon takes GamesRadar+ inside improvising The Odyssey's Trojan Horse scene
Capcom returns to its divisive RPG with Dragon's Dogma 2: Dark Arisen, and the dev leading the expansion says its friction will be preserved – "That is something that we offer so that players can make a decision on how to play"
"We were aware of the passionate feedback from players"
Dragon's Dogma 2 devs on the big fast travel U-turn, and wanting to "win back the trust" of RPG fans with the Dark Arisen DLC
There have been rumours about a Dragon's Dogma 2 expansion since earlier this year . The fascinating game was well-received by critics, but as the public got to experience it, the conversation sadly turned away from how unique its hardcore systems were, and instead fixated on its terrible technical performance . Now, as producer Naoto Oyama and director Kenta Kinoshita get ready for the launch of the Dark Arisen DLC in October, they reflect on the original launch of the game - and how the arrival of a suite of new updates for Dragon's Dogma 2 lay the foundations for what's to come. Read more
Pokemon Pokopia was bioengineered to be the "best selling spin-off" according to Koei Tecmo CEO, but he had no "real expectations" for the cozy game until it became an international hit
I'd be shocked if it doesn't succeed
You can currently buy three of my all-time favorite microstrategy games for $10
God bless Sweden.
More evidence that Multi Frame Gen is on the way to AMD RDNA4 GPUs, potentially as high as 8x
Not only that, but Ray Regeneration and Neural Radiance Caching overrides.
Nintendo's next Lego set looks to be a retro Donkey Kong arcade machine
Lego and Nintendo's collaborations have been among the most eye-catching and sought-after in recent years. From little Super Mario builds , to a near-perfect replica of the original Game Boy , to complex Pokémon sets , collectors are clearly lapping up the 'brickified' versions of Nintendo icons. And perhaps the most ambitious one may be around the corner. Read more
I'm gutted to see these Lego sets retiring in July 2026, as they're real must-haves
Thanks to the 100+ Lego sets retiring in July 2026, you're running out of time to secure some modern classics
Blizzard responds to Diablo 4 Season 14 Mythic complaints by making them easier to craft and fixing a bug that stopped bosses from dropping them
They should now be a little easier to come across
Well, Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls is now only barred from purchase in 117 countries according to Steam's backend, which is a start
Good news! Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls ' Steam backend no longer lists it as not being available for purchase in 132 countries . It's now only listed it as not being available for purchase in 117 countries. That's 15 whole countries removed from the list of excluded nations, which looks like it could be linked in some way to the need to have PSN account to access certain bits of the game. Read more