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The Anbernic RG DDS just lost official support from the best 3DS emulator
The 3DS emulator Azahar says it will no longer support the Anbernic RG DDS due to the company's use of "unofficial piracy-focused forks."
Bassist plays Halloween gig wearing a Steam Frame: 'Interestingly, only one guy asked me about the Frame'
Even wearing a VR headset couldn't get anyone to talk to the bassist.
James Gunn marks 65 years of Matt Hagen's Clayface by praising Tom Rhys Harries' "astounding performance"
The DC boss takes a trip down memory lane
Devs "fear" launching near GTA 6, but one analyst says they shouldn't
There's room for more than Rockstar's behemoth
Mass Effect 5 lead says it's "heartbreaking" to see the team BioWare built split apart
"In nearly 30 years in this industry, I’ve rarely seen a group so tightly knit, so experienced, and so good at working together"
Half-Life: Alyx patch adds foveated rendering support a mere 6 years after the game's release
Just took launching a VR headset with eye tracking for Valve to add it.
Steam Frame kernel updated with external CD-ROM drive compatibility just one day after a user asked Valve for it
Even with the importance of physical media ownership in the current era of digital product ephemera, it's often unlikely your PC will actually be able to play the CDs, DVDs or Blu-Rays you have…
Pokemon's free-to-play MOBA, Pokemon Unite, is shutting down in March after less than 6 years
New in-game purchases have already been blocked
"Mass Effect was my ultimate white whale": Journey composer shares 20 minutes of music created during talks to work on BioWare's recently cancelled RPG
The gradual drip of details about and glimpses at what BioWare were looking to cook up with the cancelled Mass Effect 5 continues, this time thanks to a composer who was in talks to come aboard to…
Boltgun 2 and Warhammer Survivors devs Auroch Digital say they're laying of 25% of their staff in now-deleted posts
Not long after releasing boomer shooter Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun II and right before Warhammer Survivors launches in November, developers Auroch Digital have unfortunately given a public statement…
Free-to-Play Pokémon Game Is Shutting Down After 5 Years
The Pokémon Company has announced that Pokémon Unite will end its service in the spring of 2027.
Adult Fairy Tales: The Best of the Best
Inspired by Wolf Among Us Remastered, we're flipping through the pages of dark fantasy history
7 Reasons FF7 Is the Ultimate Video Game Fairy Tale
Final Fantasy 7 has tons of narrative elements plucked directly from fairy tales, and it’s probably part of the reason players still love it so much
These Two Dark Fairytales Need to Unravel on Modern Consoles
It's unfair that some of the darkest and most creative games the industry has ever produced are locked away on old consoles.
8 Forgotten Xbox 360-Era Franchises That Deserve a Comeback
From Prototype to Portal, these 8 Xbox 360-era franchises left a gap no game has been able to fill, and a revival is needed now more than ever.
8 Most Entertaining Sci-Fi Books of the 21st Century That Are Impossible to Put Down
Get some laughs with psychic cats, friendly aliens, and snarky cyborgs
Major 'Avatar: Seven Havens’ Korra Reveal May Be Hiding the Truth About the Cataclysm
Did Korra destroy the world? An Avatar: Seven Havens flashback reveals her attacking Republic City, but the truth may be more complicated.
Phantom Blade Zero release time in your time zone
Here you find Phantom Blade Zero release date and release time in different time zones, and all the pre-order bonuses you can receive.
24 Years Later, Nintendo's Most Divisive Mario Game Is a Miracle on Switch 2
Super Mario Sunshine was beloved at launch but grew to become one of the most divisive Mario games ever. Here's why it's worth playing in 2026.
10 Years Later, Nintendo's Switch Reveal Is a Fascinating Time Capsule
Nintendo’s hybrid console was not a sure thing back in 2016
10 Classic PS1 RPGs That Are Unplayable Today
These classic role-playing games for the original PlayStation might have been great back in the day, but today, they just don't hold up.
The 50 most-played Steam Next Fest demos include 7 incremental games, 4 AI disclosures, and only one instance of haystack slop
Ten years ago, this list would have shocked most PC gamers.
JRPG vets say humans will always need to "turn zero into one," but AI "can improve efficiency"
"Humans need to be involved in the initial step of turning zero into one. That will never change"
Skydance Institutes Company-Wide Mandatory Return To Office So It Can Avoid Saying ‘Layoffs’ So Soon After Merger
In addition to a five-days-a-week in-office mandate, the company is also offering employee buyouts