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Sorry if you were expecting Bionic Commando.
All these massive, multi-billion dollar acquisitions are getting a bit scary, aren't they? The one on everyone's minds at the moment is of course Netflix's proposed takeover of movie studio giant Warner Bros, offering up a cool $82.7 billion in exchange. This, of course, has an indescribably massive potential to ruin mainstream cinema, but we won't get into that right this second, because there's another concern: how much the streamer does not seem to care about the games side of Warner Bros.
As someone who plays far too much Star Wars Unlimited, the news that Lucasfilm has a Hearthstone-style CCG in the works is music to my ears.
I just think it's neat.
The horse testicles aren't for nothing.
The start of a long story.
This Fanatical Mystery Bundle not only gives you the chance to get a Steam Deck OLED for $1, but up to $1000 worth of Steam keys too.
Looking like a Lindt bunny.
Rockstar Games' firing of more than 30 workers just over a month ago has once again been brought up by UK politicians, with prime minister Keir Starmer calling it a "deeply concerning case" which will be looked into by government ministers. Rockstar have been accused of union busting by the Independent Workers' Union of Great Britain over the firings, with the union having filed legal claims against the company. The dismissals reportedly followed a discussion on a union-focused Discord server i
Today, AMD are prodding the launch button for FSR Redstone: a suite of upscaling, frame generation, and ray tracing upgrades that, just maybe, might stop Nvidia DLSS 4's campaign of strutting across the canteen and slapping FSR’s lunch tray over in front of all the other graphics card technologies. To achieve this, FSR has become the monster it fights. Gone are the technologically simplified, GPU-agnostic measures employed by previous FSR versions; Redstone deals exclusively in more sophi
Romero Games, the studio founded by Doom co-creator John Romero and Brenda Romero, are marching on despite losing staff after Microsoft suddenly pulling funding for their next shooter amid mass layoffs this summer. Romero says the project isn't living on in its previous guise, but is instead having elements pulled from it as part of a near-total redesign into a smaller game. Read more
As players got their teeth in Sins of a Solar Empire 2 at launch last year, they began to report odd behaviour from the galaxy's computer-controlled factions. It wasn't that the NPC commanders resisted human expansion, but it was as though they hated humans. Not only would these groups reject any peaceful overtures, turning up their noses at ceasefire agreements and gifts of resources – the idea of an alliance was practically out of the question – but the computer-led nations seemed
GPU, where are you?
ASICs out, AI GPUs in. And probably net-nothing for PC gaming.
The Steam version of cult classic DnD game The Temple of Elemental Evil, spearheaded by Fallout creator Tim Cain, finally fixes its age-old woes.
Actually, it's not FSR Redstone. It's all just FSR now because of reasons that only make sense to AMD.
With new ray regeneration and radiance caching features as well as greatly-enhanced upscaling and frame gen, FSR Redstone was worth the hype.
On the desktop, in your hands, even on an Arm chip, Windows wants to be best.
"I've never played a game like it before," Doom co-creator John Romero says about his new project, born from the ashes of a canceled shooter.
Also, the exterior decor limit will be increased.
Whether you're in the market for the Richman Villa of the Tongva Estate, here's where to find the new GTA Online mansions and how much they cost.
Team Fortress 2 is bringing the season's beatings, as its annual Smissmas event returns with more festive weapon wrappings than ever.
As more developers continue to ramp up their use of gen-AI, one mid-sized studio is reportedly asking interview candidates to draw live.
