Call of Duty's launch onto Game Pass has been a success. Not only are more people playing on Xbox, but sales have been boosted on PS5 and PC.
Read More »Spyro finally heads to Game Pass
Starting from the 12th of November, the fantastic Spyro Reignited Trilogy will be available to play through Xbox Game Pass on console, PC and cloud.
Read More »Indiana Jones and the Great Circle gameplay deep-dive released
Machine Games has released the latest look at Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, with a 15-minute deep dive into gameplay.
Read More »Latest Steam client drops support for Windows 7, 8 and macOS 10
The latest version of Steam brought about new features, but the compromise is you can no longer update Steam on Windows 7 or 8.
Read More »Leak claims to show 2025-2026 AMD roadmap for mobile and laptop
AMD has a busy couple of years ahead, with numerous major launches planned, including RDNA 4 and Zen 6, as well as promising projects like Strix Halo.
Read More »AMD x86 desktop CPU market share hits eight-year high
AMD has made some significant gains in the x86 desktop CPU market, hitting a new record high with just under 29% total market share.
Read More »Konami greenlit MGS: Delta because young gamers “aren’t familiar” with Metal Gear anymore
With the Metal Gear Solid series finally coming back, Konami have commented on why they have chosen to now revive the IP after a decade-long hiatus.
Read More »STALKER 2 has officially gone Gold
Ahead of its upcoming launch on the 20th of November, GSC Game World announced that STALKER 2 has now officially gone Gold.
Read More »PlayStation 5 Pro sales are outpacing the PS4 Pro’s
While it's still too early to tell, Sony appears pleased with the current sales success of the PlayStation 5 Pro - with it outpacing last gen's PS4 Pro model.
Read More »Death Stranding on Xbox features game-breaking bug
In the wake of its surprise release onto Xbox, fans have discovered a game-breaking bug with Death Stranding – though the devs are working on a fix.
Read More »“Nearly everything that could go wrong did go wrong” with Borderlands film
Following the failure of The Borderlands Movie, the CEO of Lionsgate has now admitted that “nearly everything that could go wrong did go wrong.”
Read More »Sony is discontinuing its PSVR1 adapter for PS5
With the PSVR2 well and truly settled, Sony has announced that they will be discontinuing their last-gen PSVR1 camera adapter for PS5.
Read More »Sony on Concord’s failure: “you don’t know the result until you actually try it”
Concord’s release earlier this Summer marks perhaps the biggest flop in PlayStation history – with the live-service Hero Shooter being delisted in less than two weeks, and the devs (Firewalk Studios) being completely shut down shortly after. Sony has now officially commented on this most recent failure, claiming that “With regards to new IP, of course, you don't know the result until you actually try it.”
Read More »Intel plans patches to fix Core Ultra 200 CPU performance
The Intel Core Ultra 200 series of desktop processors have faced criticism for launch performance in some scenarios. Intel plans to issue patch fixes.
Read More »AMD Zen 6 desktop CPUs expected in late 2026
AMD's next generation CPU architecture, Zen 6, is already in the works and according to reports, we should see the first desktop CPUs in 2026.
Read More »Geometric Future launches Model 5 Glass and Vent PC cases
Geometric Future has unveiled its latest PC cases. The new Model 5 comes in two forms, a Glass variant focused on aesthetics and a Vent variant for airflow.
Read More »Gamdias introduces new Atlas 1st PC cases
Gamdias has introduced the Atlas 1st PC cases, designed to cater to the diverse needs of gamers and PC enthusiasts. This new series encompasses three distinct models: the Atlas P1, offering enhanced component compatibility; the Atlas M1, serving as the middle ground between size and features; and the Atlas E1, …
Read More »Nintendo seeks £50K in damages from Palworld patent lawsuit
More details around Nintendo's lawsuit against Pocket Pair have emerged, including the three patents Palworld allegedly infringes on.
Read More »Sega sells off studio behind Humankind and Endless Dungeon
This week has been rife with industry news, as most major games publishers have now held their quarterly earnings calls. SEGA is joining the growing list, with the announcement that it has sold off one of its studios. Earlier this week, Take-Two announced that it had sold off Private Division, …
Read More »Amazon Prime begins work on Mass Effect TV series
Amazon Prime is all set to begin work on its Mass Effect TV series, created in collaboration with EA. Mike Gamble takes on an executive producer role.
Read More »Death Stranding celebrates 5th anniversary with almost 20 million total players
Alongside the announcement that Death Stranding is coming to the Xbox platform, Kojima confirmed the game has reached nearly 20 million total players.
Read More »Astro Bot sales figures officially revealed
Sony has finally revealed just how many copies Astro Bot has sold since its launch in September, with over 1.5 million in total.
Read More »Warner Bros. confirm MultiVersus is “underperforming”
Almost 6 months on from its re-launch, MultiVersus does not seem to be doing any better financially according to Warner Bros.
Read More »No Man’s Sky update finally brings cross-saves to the game
Over the past 6 months, Hello Games has been secretly working on adding cross-save support to No Man’s Sky, with the feature finally available now.
Read More »Geforce Now will limit subscribers to 100 hours of use per month
Nvidia’s Geforce Now doesn't seem content with being the best game streaming service – as they've now announced they are limiting monthly playtime to 100 hours.
Read More »PlayStation 5 surpasses the NES with 65 million units sold
The PlayStation 5 has now surpassed Nintendo’s NES with over 65 million total consoles shipped since the system's launch in late 2020.
Read More »Intel will reportedly update us on Arc Battlemage desktop GPUs soon
Intel hasn't talked much about the Battlemage desktop GPU yet, but that might change soon. We'll reportedly learn more about Intel's next-gen GPUs in December.
Read More »Sharkoon launches white Rebel P20 ATX 3.1 PSU
Sharkoon recently introduced its latest power supply lineup, the Rebel P20 White series, which showcases a blend of performance, efficiency, and aesthetics. These ATX 3.1-compatible units come equipped with a 12V-2×6 connector, ready for powering today's high-performance graphics cards and contemporary hardware systems. Certified by Cybenetics with a Gold efficiency …
Read More »Kojima acquires Death Stranding IP, releases game on Xbox
Kojima Productions has fully acquired the rights to Death Stranding. As a result, the game is now coming to more platforms, including Xbox for the first time.
Read More »Take-Two sells off ‘Private Division’ publishing arm
Over the past six years or so, Take-Two has operated its own indie publishing label, known as Private Division. Over time, Private Division supported games like The Outer Worlds, Roll7 and Kerbal Space Program. Now, following on from Take-Two's major acquisition of Gearbox Software, the company is selling off Private …
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