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007 First Light catches a big delay on Switch 2, pushing it into next year
IO Interactive has announced it's pushing back the release of 007 First Light on Switch 2. The game's Switch 2 adaptation was expected to be released this summer, but has now been delayed to March 2027. Read more
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7 Best Classic Noir Movies to Watch if You Loved 'Spider-Noir'
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22 Years Later, Jason Momoa's Overlooked Sc-Fi Series Is Officially Free on YouTube
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Walton Goggins's Performance is a Standout in HBO's Overlooked, Near-Perfect Comedy
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Fourth Wing Officially Returns in 2 Weeks — But There's a Catch
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27 Years Later, 1 of the Best Detective Thriller Series of All Time is Officially Free on Streaming
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Marvel’s Wolverine Post-Credits Scene, Explained
It wouldn't be a modern Marvel story without something after the credits
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Every Marvel’s Wolverine Costume and Claw Showcase
Check out all the various costumes for Wolverine from comics, to games, to movies as well as all the claws you can choose from.
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Arc Raiders Expeditions may not come back: 'Maybe we'll scrap the whole system'
Right now, all options are on the table.
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Valve Says Mystery Plans For Steam Deck 2 Remain Unchanged Despite RAM Crisis
One rumor from a hardware leaker suggests 2028 is when to expect the handheld PC successor
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Sources: Brutal IGN Layoffs Hit Multiple Departments And Long-Time Hosts [Update]
The top video game site keeps cutting
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Wardogs players are actively avoiding one team in particular: 'They are literally the dumbest people on the planet'
Some are convinced one team is set up to fail.
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Veteran Thief Designer Isn’t Convinced Games Need To Chase After AAA Visuals: ‘Why Do We Need More Graphics?’
Randy Smith Evergreen isn't convinced immersive sims need $200+ million budgets to succeed
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"We track every server you enter": the Wardogs devs are "coming down hard" on XP farms and cash exploits, even as they encourage people to grind
The creators of military shooter Wardogs have announced that they will crack down heavily on players who use exploits and bugs to speedily farm in-game currency and XP, or who spend “more than a few minutes” in servers created for this purpose. Given that Wardogs advertises itself as a shooter about
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A Pokémon Fan May Have Found A Solution To The End Of Pokémon Bank
The end of the 3DS-based storage system is burning the bridge between old and new generations
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Bungie delays next Marathon update and ends 'strict seasonal schedule' as it goes all-in on Destiny-like features
Big changes are coming, but not until December.
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Blizzard Says Diablo 5 Was Too Big To Be A Diablo 4 Expansion
Diablo 4 is far from dead, but don't expect any new expansions for the game going forward. Instead, Blizzard is preparing to tell the darkest story yet in Diablo 5, one that required a new numbered game to properly reintroduce Diablo himself back to the series, following his defeat in 2012's Diablo
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Valve decided that cutting the Steam Frame’s specs to avoid price rises wasn't "the right product choice" for the VR headset
Surprising no-one, Valve’s Steam Frame VR headset is launching with higher-than-expected prices, following the Steam Machine in having its budget-friendly intentions foiled by the memory shortage misery of RAMnarök. The lack of affordable PC parts - which as a fully standalone-capable VR kit, the St
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Marathon Looks Like Helldivers In First Peek At The Game’s PVE Future: ‘We Will Be Evolving Marathon Into A More Alien And Dynamic Survival Experience’
The extraction shooter is banking on a pivot
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Valve targeted a lower price for the Steam Frame, then the memory crisis happened: 'I wish we could have shipped it at the price that we were at last year'
You gotta feel for anyone working on a project like this right now. Very few companies are benefitting from the memory crisis.
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How WoW Forever Handles Its Massive Set Of New Quests
One of the big announcements at BlizzCon was WoW Forever, the next iteration of offering a classic-style WoW experience. Blizzard is hoping to draw players back to the OG WoW in a number of ways, including with the introduction of 1,000+ new quests. GameSpot caught up with Blizzard senior game desig
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Diablo 5 Isn’t Reinventing The Combat Wheel, It’s Making It Spin Even Faster
Combat has grown massively between each numbered Diablo game, and for Diablo 5, Blizzard is aiming to once again elevate those gameplay mechanics to new heights. "Fundamentally, we're an isometric action-RPG, and we're not looking to shake that up with Diablo 5," executive producer Matt Zitterman sa
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I Tested Valve’s New $1,000+ VR Headset And I Have No Idea Who It’s For In 2026
The Steam Frame is cool and has some good ideas, but it's hard to recommend it
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Steam Frame starts at $1,059 and you'll want to enter the stock lottery before September 17 for a higher chance of getting one this year
What do you make of these prices?
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"It's absolutely our goal to expand the market" - Valve's new Steam Frame VR headset has a nifty idea for broader appeal
Valve has said its new Steam Frame VR headset, despite costing nearly £900 for a base model, is intended to "expand the market" of virtual reality headsets. That's both because it's lightweight and standalone, but also because it addresses a fundamental and long-running problem VR headsets have had.
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Valve's long-awaited standalone VR headset Steam Frame starts at £889 and sign-ups open today - but you'll need to be quick
After years of rumours, and 10 months since its official unveiling, Valve's long-awaited standalone VR headset, Steam Frame, is poised to begin shipping soon, and with a confirmed starting price of £889. Read more
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Sega and Netflix partner for a "cute yet cool" Sonic TV Show, a Crazy Taxi film, and a "badass action" Stranger Than Heaven adaptation
Netflix is binge-producing video game adaptations faster than a certain Blue Blur can chow down a chilli dog. The streamer has just announced a new partnership with Sega to make another animated TV show based on Sonic the Hedgehog, as well as films adapting Crazy Taxi and the upcoming Stranger Than
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Wardogs Players Really Want You To Close The Doors … Or Else
The hottest game on PC right now is Wardogs, the Battlefield-like mass multiplayer FPS by developer Bulkhead that's soaring up the Steam charts. While it may not be as hot as the game itself, the game's subreddit is full of hotheads demanding you do one teeny-tiny thing. Close. The. Doors. Behind. Y
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Kingmakers – 12 Minute Gameplay Overview Deep Dive
Get a closer look at Kingmakers, the upcoming medieval action-strategy sandbox. In this Gameplay Deep Dive, the developers provide brand-new details on the game's story and key gameplay systems such as combat, settlement management, and RTS mechanics. Go back in time to a war-torn medieval era with
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All Marvel’s Wolverine Whiskey Bottle Locations
One of the main collectibles in Marvel's Wolverine are Logan's whiskey bottles. These will grant you AP that can be spent on unlocking Adaptations. In Marvel's Wolverine, these Adaptations work like a skill tree, unlocking new abilities for Logan to slash his way through each level with. There may b
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YouTuber gets classic Tomb Raider running on a chip that sips a mere 1 W of power
Who needs an RTX 5090, am I right?
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World Of Warcraft Pizza Is A Perfect Reminder Of What Makes BlizzCon Special
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This week in PC games: become a magic girl in Kernel Hearts, a dog commando in Fright Train, or a capital class warship in Sublight
Happy new week all! Over the weekend I banished all thought of rocks, paper or shotguns and volunteered to pick apples at a local orchard. Many wonderful varieties were carefully netted, then jumbled together in a huge mesh bag: speckled golden sours, fit to devour immediately with an appreciative g
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"Valve is under the impression that this game is way sexier": Nighthawks devs claim vampire RPG has erroneously been slapped with Steam adult content label
Update: Wadjet Eye's Dave Gilbert has confirmed on Bluesky that Nighthawks' "Adults Only" Steam label has been removed, meaning it's no longer locked in horny jail. "Everything is set for launch on the 22nd," he added. "Phew. What a roller coaster. Thank you everyone for your amazing support while w
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What comes after Lies of P? It looks like it might be Wonders of O, according to a new trademark
Did you enjoy Lies of P? The game - a Soulslike take on the story of Geppetto and Pinocchio - was very succesful when it launched in 2023. Now, it looks like we may have our first proper glimpse at what the game's sequel may turn out to be. A couple of new trademarks have appeared over at the Europe
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In a big change for Blizzard, it sounds like the new StarCraft shooter won't be a live-service game
Blizzard has revealed more tangible details about what the new StarCraft game actually is, beyond it being an open-world shooter due for release in 2030. In doing so, Blizzard likened it to being more of a 'boxed' release rather than an ongoing live-service game, which is a notable departure for a c
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Sony letter spells the end for unreleased The Last of Us Part 2 multiplayer mod, its creator says
A multiplayer mod for The Last of Us Part 2 which was originally set to release this month no longer will, with its creator citing a letter from publishers Sony as the reason it won't see the light of day. Read more
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A multiplayer mod for The Last of Us 2 was reportedly cancelled "at Sony's request"
Development on a multiplayer PvP mod for The Last of Us Part 2 on PC has been halted after PlayStation got in touch and asked the developers to cease work on the project. Read more
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Moss developer Polyarc share that they're shutting down just two months after releasing a VR-less port of the beloved mousey adventure games
Another sad one today, unfortunately. Back in July, Polyarc released Moss: The Forgotten Relic, a new version of the original two games combined together that ditched its VR headset origins. Now, unfortunately, it sounds like the studio is shutting down, as the developer's LinkedIn page shared a mes
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Professor Layton studio Level-5's CEO admits using AI to make its digital showcase "more spectacular"
Level-5 president and CEO Akihiro Hino has confirmed that generative AI was used in the studio's recent showcase. Read more
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The Sunday Papers
Sundays are for realising that after playing The Blood of Dawnwalker, you've developed a craving for blackcurrant juice. There's none in the cupboard, so you venture out to get some, floating across the rooftops as a trail of mist as you go. You arrive at the supermarket, fangs bared and claws out.
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What are we all playing this weekend?
I’m a big fan of these September weekends where I wake up and my bedroom has neither the humidity nor the ambient temperature of an Eden Project rainforest-o-dome. Autumn was previously my third favourite season at best, but I think we need to have a serious conversation about top two. The additiona
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