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After making more than a billion bucks at cinemas globally–and leaving a trail of bodies in his wake that’s almost as high as his box-office gross–a John Wick video game was inevitable. While it’s not the first time that John…
I wasn’t immediately sure who the latest Steam client beta update, which allows Steam review writers to optionally attach their hardware specs and anonymised framerate data, was for. The reviewers? Not unless they want to inadvertently reveal that the reason…
Horizon Steel Frontiers turns the sci-fi franchise into an online MMORPG
The 29th Annual D.I.C.E. Awards took place yesterday, February 12, and the Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences (AIAS) has declared its winners. Continuing its stellar awards run, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 walked away with the most awards, with wins…
It’s tempting to believe that the Diablo 3 playerbase has been eclipsed by a resurgent Diablo 2: Resurrected on one side, and Diablo 4 on the other, but according to Blizzard, that’s not the case. Apparently there’s still a “massive”…
The full game inks onto Switch 2 in April. Well, Konami certainly had a heck of a State of Play yesterday, didn’t it? We got some big hitting names making their grand return, but also one or two new IPs,…
Nintendo’s newly produced Virtual Boy headsets can be used to experience VR modes in games like The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Super Mario Odyssey, according to a new report. Video Games Chronicle has already gotten its…
Hoyoverse just wrapped up the Genshin Impact version “Luna 5” (or 6.4) preview livestream, showing off all sorts of details about the upcoming patch. Most importantly, there were several codes that award Primogems and other rewards shown during the stream.…
Nearly 30-year-old PS1 games probably don’t need annoying DRM
Nonograms are like Sudoku’s chiller cousin: They offer all the satisfaction of doing grid-based number puzzles, but without as much of a risk of encountering combinatorial mathematics. They’ve evolved in all sorts of delightful directions with permutations like Picross, which…