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After Destiny 2's death, Warframe head's advice for anyone in live services is to "make a good game before they kick you out"
Digital Extremes has weathered difficult times before
5 Open-World Games That Quietly Outclassed GTA Without Getting Enough Credit
Certain open-world games, including Saints Row 2 and The Godfather, are actually better than GTA, even if they don't get the credit they deserve.
Fortnite Adds ‘The Odyssey’ Skins for Odysseus and Agamemnon
Fornite players can play as Matt Damon’s Odysseus from Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey,” Epic Games announced. Earlier this week, the company teased a short clip on its official X account showing…
All sprites in Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 3
Sprites are back in Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 3, but, this time, they have revamped abilities. Here's every sprite's ability and how they work.
Fix up your van with a bunch of your best pals and escape an onslaught of tornados in survival co-op game Funnel Runners
Outside of the entirety of the ocean, the thing that probably scares me most about the things the world produces are natural disasters. You're telling me that sometimes the wind gets so fast it can…
Amid FBI investigation into Steam malware, Florida man arrested and charged with stealing crypto currency as part of $220,000 scheme
Malware distributed on Steam allegedly used to access crypto wallets
GTA 6 sales could hit $5.2 billion in first week — 5 times GTA 5
Rockstar Games is tipped to sell more than 50 million copies of Grand Theft Auto 6 at launch, according to new analysis of pre-order sales.
New Naruto Live-Action Details Emerge For Team 7 (And The Characters Will Be Different)
Pierrot Naruto made big news earlier this week when it was announced that Lionsgate and Spider-Man: Brand New Day director Destin Daniel Cretton were full steam ahead with the live-action adaptation…
Pokémon Go Times Square Mewtwo are being resold for thousands, despite anger
The legendary commemorating Pokémon Go's 10th anniversary is fetching high prices on sites like eBay
"This shouldn't work": Super Mario 64 now runs on the most expensive console of the '90s, and it's even "sort of" functional
Super Mario 64 shouldn't work on a then-expensive 3DO console from 1993, but a developer has created a cursed version of the N64 classic for the '90s console.
Some Anime Fans Call For Boycott As Crunchyroll Nukes Store And Locks Physical Merch Behind A Paywall
Will the death of PlayStation discs extend to Crunchyroll Blu-rays?
Mortal Shell 2's physical edition sells out in wake of Sony's controversial announcement
It turns out people do want physical games, as the developers behind the upcoming Soulslike just found out
House of the Dragon fans think Team Green's newcomer is actually not that bad, and would've sided with Dunk in A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms
House of the Dragon may be harbouring one more valiant knight
Reddit user creates Steam 'game cartridge' system to fight back against all-digital future
A gamer created a Steam setup that boots games from external SSDs.
Grand Theft Auto 6 leaker who was given an indefinite sentence in 2023 because he wouldn't stop hacking is now out of hospital and awaiting retrial
Arion Kurtaj, a member of the Lapsus$ hacking group, was behind a 2022 hack of Rockstar that revealed GTA 6 to the world more than a year before it was announced.
Roblox clones of Meccha Chameleon have more players than the original Steam sensation after just 3 weeks
The free copies are seeing over 200,000 active users still
Arc Raiders is fixing a bug that would sign players up to be shipped off to the apocalyptic wasteland without telling them
I'm not ready to be put out to pasture just yet.
Disney's most ambitious fantasy adventure is a #1 streaming hit for a brutally obvious reason
John Musker and Ron Clements original animated musical Moana has become a streaming hit, surpassing its dud of a live-action remake.
'It's not like natural intelligence is always all that great either': Linus Torvalds addresses anti-AI sentiment in Linux development
'We make decisions primarily based on technical merit. Not fear of new tools.'
"We're grateful Capcom gave us that chance": Securing classic Resident Evil and Dino Crisis "did more for GOG's visibility than almost anything else in recent years"
Hey, it's up to us to PC port Umbrella
The team behind Windows NT sent 'black cardboard coffins' and fake dog poop to their rivals back in the 90s, because nerds
Halcyon days.
At Least One PlayStation Game Is Trying To Avoid The Physical Disc Controversy
No game is safe from the physical game supporters in PlayStation's YouTube comments section
The age of accessible Meta Quest prices could be coming to an end as rumors swirl about the Quest 4
The latest word points to the next Meta Quest headset being alarge upgrade over the current generation, but that could bring an end to accessible pricing.
GOG veterans thank Microsoft and Windows 11 for finding "spectacular ways" to break classic games they're trying to preserve
I mean, it is kind of impressive at times