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Helldivers 2 celebrates Liberty Day with a free gun, locks out tons of players with new anti-cheat
Arrowhead's accidentally put a damper on its own party
'Public Access Afterworld' Is a Brilliant Mess That 'Camp Miasma' Fans Need to Read ASAP
The I Saw the TV Glow filmmaker trades the camera for unlimited scale in a sprawling, first novel about obsession and escape.
Now That The Shoe Is On The Other Foot, Microsoft And Epic Games Suddenly Agree That AI Is Theft
Rules for thee, but not for me
Phantom Blade Zero dev tells players to "reserve at least 300GB of free disk space" for PC pre-load
A game shouldn't require 300 GB of anything
220,000-signatory petition to "save Mass Effect" doesn't mention BioWare, suggests giving Mass Effect 5 to somebody else
The word "BioWare" does not appear in a recent Change.org petition asking EA to "save Mass Effect ", which has gained around 220,000 signatories as of writing. The nearest the petition gets is an…
Valve adds CD-ROM support to Steam Frame kernel less than ten minutes after saying it would look into it
That was fast.
Xbox Is Officially Removing the Biggest Star Wars Game Ever Made
LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga leaves Xbox Game Pass on October 31, giving subscribers days to revisit its nine-movie adventure.
The Fans Trying To Save Mass Effect Just Paid For A Billboard In Times Square
The group’s petition to keep BioWare’s series alive just surpassed 200,000 signatures
Pokémon Pokopia DLC 2 Leaks Reveal New Pokémon and More
Pokémon Pokopia's next DLC is due out by the end of 2026. New leaks claim it will include over two dozen new Pokémon, events, and more.
BioShock director confirms they're "still working on it" but says its world is "tough to crack"
Francis Lawrence is keen to head to Rapture
FBI Is Officially Investigating An Unprecedented Pokémon Card Heist
The disappearance of over 6,450 cards on a FedEx truck might make this the biggest Pokémon TCG theft of all time
Square Enix Reveals Stunning New Final Fantasy 40th Anniversary Release
Square Enix announces Final Fantasy 40th Anniversary: The Crysal Vinyl Edition soundtrack that celebrates the series' amazing music
Final Fantasy And Chrono Trigger Veterans Believe Modern Developers Must Possess Skill To Take An Idea ‘From 0 To 1’ In The Age Of AI
Yoshinori Kitase and other Square Enix creatives also reflected on the SNES development of the Mana series
Nintendo Switch 2 Hackers Made a Huge Breakthrough
Nintendo Switch 2 hackers have discovered how to dump Switch 2 files onto PC, paving the way for modding and piracy.
Silent Hill Townfall lead was "kept in the dark" about Silent Hill f and 2 remake
"We found out about a lot of those projects when everyone else did. When they announced them"
'I no longer think we’re going to be able to patch all bugs' says AI Pandora's box opener Sam Altman: 'We're going to have to completely switch the defense model'
Cool, I'll get right on it.
VisionQuest has forever changed the way you'll watch one Avengers: Infinity War moment
VisionQuest has given Infinity War new context
Fortnite Reveals First Look at One Piece Content
One Piece-style wanted posters have appeared in the real world, revealing the skins in the next Fortnite Battle Pass.
Call of Duty's director explains that his film will be all about the 'consequence of war' and not just a shoot-'em-up
The film seeks to explore Modern Warfare's "nuanced storylines".
Steam Next Fest is "overwhelmed with slop and AI crap," Valve veteran says
"It used to be that Valve was about Steam, about meritocracy…"
Paramount Canceled a Paranormal Activity Game Right Before Release. Now It's the Next P.T.
Playable Archive is the result of a canceled Paranormal Activity game, from the maker of The Mortuary Assistant. It's playable free today.
Steam Client Stuck On ‘Loading User Data’? Yeah, That Happens Sometimes
There's a workaround, but as usual, waiting it out might be the best policy
Mass Effect 5 was called Universe because you could "create parallel universes," says ex-BioWare dev
"You had different timelines, basically"
Steam is broken: It's still up but some users can't log in
A persistent "loading user data" screen may be connected to problems with purchasing and installing games.