It has only been a month since Highguard launched but the game's player base has only dwindled since then. Now after a round of layoffs, Wildlight Entertainment has revealed it will be shutting the game down.
Read More »Yunzii debuts the M1 – its first lightweight gaming mouse
Yunzii is known for its keyboards, but it seems the company hasn't stopped there. Although it had launched mice before (the C-series), these weren't clearly for gaming and were more like cute compact mice. Now with the new M1, Yunzii hopes to get some of that market with an affordable, …
Read More »Nacon delays Connect showcase amid financial restructuring
Nacon has confirmed that its upcoming digital showcase, Nacon Connect, has been postponed to May 2026. This decision follows a recent insolvency filing by the publisher after its parent company, Bigben Interactive, was unable to meet a partial loan repayment. In a statement addressed to fans, the Nacon team acknowledged …
Read More »Iron Galaxy may have teased a Fallout New Vegas remaster
For years, fans have wanted to see Obsidian's Fallout: New Vegas remastered for newer hardware. Development may have actually just begun on that exact thing, according to a teaser from Iron Galaxy Studios.
Read More »Apple launches new M5 Pro and M5 Max chips, new MacBook Air and MacBook Pro
Apple has launched a major update across its Mac lineup, introducing the M5 Pro and M5 Max chips alongside refreshed MacBook Pro and MacBook Air models. The new processors bring Apple’s Fusion Architecture, higher CPU and GPU performance, and expanded on‑device AI capabilities.
Read More »Elgato makes Wave Link 3.0 software free and rolls out new audio gear line-up
Elgato has announced Wave Next, a major expansion of its audio ecosystem and the biggest update to the Wave platform since its debut in 2020. The new lineup brings together six products - Wave Link 3.0, Wave:3 MK.2, Wave XLR MK.2, XLR Dock MK.2, Wave XLR Pro, and the Stream Deck + XL.
Read More »DLSS comes to Death Stranding 2, Marathon and more this month
This week Nvidia is announcing the next round of DLSS-supported titles for March. This month will see more big hitters landing, following up last week's Resident Evil Requiem launch with the likes of Monster Hunter Stories 3, Marathon and Death Stranding 2.
Read More »Xbox Game Pass adds Cyberpunk 2077 and more this month
Cyberpunk 2077 made its debut on subscription services a short while ago when it joined the PlayStation Plus Extra library. Now, the game is also joining Xbox Game Pass, but only for consoles, with no PC version being offered.
Read More »Nintendo Indie World Showcases goes live later today
Nintendo have now announced that they will be going live with a new edition of their Indie World Switch showcase later today.
Read More »CyberPowerPC launches colourful range of VIVID gaming PCs
This week CyberPowerPC is launching a new range of pre-built PCs. The VIVID line-up is built around bold and colourful case designs from companies like Hyte, Thermaltake, Tryx and more. The spectrum of chassis options are paired up with high-end CPUs and GPUs to drive games at high refresh rates and resolutions.
Read More »Starfield comes to PS5 on the 7th of April, according to leakers
Following leaks and rumours, notable insiders have claimed that Starfield will be coming to PlayStation on the 7th of April 2026.
Read More »Blackout-inspired ‘Black Ops Royale’ officially arrives next week
The BO4 Blackout inspired BR mode ‘Black Ops Royale’ is officially arriving on the 12th of March alongside Black Ops 7: Season 2 Reloaded.
Read More »Capcom Spotlight stream goes live this week, featuring Mega Man, Pragmata and more
Capcom has announced a new Spotlight showcase, set to feature titles including Pragmata, Street Fighter 6 and Mega Man Dual Override.
Read More »Nvidia corrects critical fan failure with 595.71 driver update
Nvidia recently hit a major snag with its 595.59 driver release, which was meant to be the “Game Ready” for the launches of Resident Evil Requiem and Marathon. Instead of delivering smooth frames, it delivered a genuine hardware scare. Just hours after launch, the company had to remove the driver …
Read More »KitGuru is hiring – tech reviewer applications open!
If you've ever wanted to review tech, then this is a perfect opportunity as we are now hiring for a new reviewer to join our team! Prior experience is not strictly necessary, but we would like to see some example works from applicants.
Read More »Postal creator returns with new spinoff Flesh and Wire
Running With Scissors, the studio behind the legendary and controversial Postal franchise, has announced its first-ever spinoff title, Flesh & Wire. Revealed during the IGN Fan Fest 2026 showcase, the game marks a dramatic shift away from the series' recent satirical tone, returning instead to the dark, psychological horror and …
Read More »Intel’s new Xeon 600 processors confirmed to clock up to 4.9GHz
Intel has pulled back the curtain on the frequency behaviour of its new Granite Rapids-WS Xeon 600 workstation series. While marketing materials highlight a peak of 4.9 GHz via Turbo Boost Max 3.0, newly published documentation confirms that sustained speeds are heavily dependent on the instruction set being utilised. As …
Read More »New DirectX 12 Agility SDK could improve performance by up to 90% for certain GPUs
Microsoft has officially moved its latest graphics innovations into stable with the release of the DirectX 12 Agility SDK 1.619. This update marks the general availability of Shader Model 6.9. By using the Agility SDK, game studios can now bundle these advanced runtimes directly with their titles, bypassing a full …
Read More »Blizzard prematurely unveils Overwatch x NieR: Automata crossover, arriving next week
In a post which has since been deleted, Blizzard confirmed that Overwatch is set to crossover with NieR: Automata, as “Project YoRHa initiates March 10!”
Read More »Free-to-play FPS Warface to shut down after 13 years
After well over a decade (and multiple studio switch-ups) MY.GAMES announced that the free-to-play FPS Warface is officially being shut down.
Read More »Insider claims FromSoftware is the reason we haven’t gotten a Bloodborne remake
In a surprise report, it appears as though Sony were welcome to the idea of a Bloodborne remake – but FromSoftware rejected the pitch.
Read More »Sony Santa Monica’s next game will reportedly feature Kratos’ wife as the main character
Sony Santa Monica’s next game will reportedly be a new God of War spin-off IP featuring Kratos’ wife Faye as the main character.
Read More »KitGuru Games: What Could Have Been – An Ode to the Games We Never Got
What if BluePoint Games’ ill-fated multiplayer God of War project was able to come together and be released? What if most of Sony’s cancelled PS5 games found their way past the finish line? This is an ode to some of the live-service games we never got.
Read More »Thermaltake launches TT PowerCare in UK for speedy power supply replacements
Thermaltake is launching a new programme here in the UK - TT PowerCare. Through this new initiative, ThermalTake power supply buyers in the UK will be well looked after should something ever go wrong, thanks to a swift PSU replacement service to get your system back up and running.
Read More »Phanteks introduces the 360M25 LCD AIO cooler
Phanteks has joined the trend of AIOs with big LCDs with the announcement of the 360M25-LCD AIO, a 360mm liquid cooler that stands out for its massive 6-inch high-resolution IPS LCD. The built-in display boasts a 1480×720 resolution and a 60Hz refresh rate, making it one of the largest currently …
Read More »First look at Amazon’s live-action God of War series
We have our first look at the upcoming live-action God of War series set to air on Amazon Prime. Unfortunately, the reveal hasn't gone down entirely well. The first in-character shot of Kratos and his son, Atreus, has been released as part of an early marketing push for the God …
Read More »Xbox February update improves cloud gaming and ROG Ally performance
Microsoft has launched its February 2026 Xbox update, bringing a suite of improvements to console players and QoL refinements across the ecosystem. The most notable addition is the expansion of 1440p cloud streaming for Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One consoles, allowing Game Pass Ultimate members to enjoy sharper visuals …
Read More »Keychron expands V Ultra keyboard series with V10 75% Alice and V0 numpad
Keychron has broadened its V Ultra-series lineup with the release of the V10 Ultra and the V0 Ultra. The Keychron V10 Ultra adopts an ergonomic 75% Alice layout that reduces wrist strain by angling the hands inward. Accompanying it is the V0 Ultra, a standalone wireless mechanical numpad. Both devices …
Read More »Lenovo Legion Go Fold leak shows a hybrid handheld suitable for almost everything
Rigid boundaries have traditionally defined the handheld gaming market, but Lenovo is reportedly looking to change things up with the Legion Go Fold. Leaked ahead of Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2026, this concept device aims to bridge the gap between a portable console and a functional ultra-mobile PC. According to …
Read More »Pokémon Champions’s release date confirmed
The competitive world of Pokémon is expanding with the launch of Pokémon Champions on the Nintendo Switch systems in April 2026. Players who download the game early will have the opportunity to claim a special Dragonite as a limited-time bonus from their in-game mailbox. This new title places a heavy …
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