Classic 1993 Star Wars X-Wing gets new life with Unity engine mod, modern graphics
Mod brings enhanced controls, dynamic music, VR, and visual upgrades to the beloved classic
Activision removes Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 menu ads after backlash, claims it was an "error"
Sure, Activision
Facepalm: Activision Blizzard has used the tried-and-tested "it was an error, honestly," excuse after it placed ads for purchasable items in the loadout screens of Black Ops 6 and Warzone. Their appearance led to a huge backlash, and now Activision is claiming they were a "feature test" published "in error," which nobody believes.
PSA: Don't remove the pre-installed screen cover on the Nintendo Switch 2
More of a safety feature than pre-installed protection
Intel claims up to 10% FPS boost in nine games with latest Arc GPU driver
Intel's latest Arc graphics drivers brings improved performance, smoother frame pacing, and enhanced low-power modes to all Core Ultra 200V-powered devices. According to Intel, users can expect up to a 10% performance boost across nine tested titles.
Gaming makes a comeback in Nvidia's AI-dominated empire
Blackwell GPUs drive surprise record in gaming revenue
A Russian military-endorsed "propaganda game" has just landed on Steam
Invade Ukraine and Crimea from the Russian military's perspective
Microsoft pauses work on Xbox handheld to focus on third-party Windows gaming devices
The project is not canceled, though
New mods give Morrowind a Baldur's Gate-style isometric makeover
23 years on, Morrowind continues to receive fresh mods
Once an arcade company, Capcom now sells most of its games on PC
Monster Hunter Wilds sold 10 million units in a month
Cyberpunk 2 is officially in pre-production, but it's still at least four years away
Meanwhile, The Witcher 3 has sold 60 million copies
The Best 1440p Gaming Monitors: The Sweet Spot for Performance and Price
That dream 1440p display for fast-paced PC gaming has become the new normal. Prices have dropped, performance has surged, and for most, 1440p now hits the sweet spot between value and performance.
EA updates Battlefield 2024 anti-cheat mitigation to require Windows Secure Boot
Don't worry. It's no more invasive than Valorant's Vanguard system
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 - does it live up to the hype?
The debut title from Sandfall Interactive is set in a surreal, painterly world where a chosen group must stop a mysterious ritual that erases people from existence each year. Though a bit short, Clair Obscur delivers a unique narrative, stunning visuals, and a classic RPG experience with serious Game of the Year ambitions.
Elden Ring: Nightreign debuts to mixed reviews
Elden Ring: Nightreign is a multiplayer spin-off that expands the Elden Ring universe with a fast-paced, cooperative roguelike experience. It offers intense combat and strategic depth, catering primarily to seasoned players. However, its steep learning curve and technical issues may prove challenging for newcomers.
RedMagic 10S Pro phone includes Windows emulation for Steam and Epic PC gaming
Joining the growing trend of Android devices supporting native PC games
Space Cadet Pinball returns, now on Android
Miss the satisfying clack of Space Cadet Pinball? The iconic 3D Pinball game bundled with Windows 95 through XP is back, now on Android. This port is the result of a reverse-engineered open-source project, and it's completely free with no ads.
Modder develops a new solution to bring the Commodore 64 into the HDMI era
Using hardware emulation to recreate pixel-perfect digital video and audio
Dragon Quest I & II return in HD-2D remakes nearly four decades later
Pre-orders now open, launching October 30
Nvidia RTX 5090 prices drop below MSRP in Europe as stock improves
No such encouraging signs in the US, though
The PlayStation 2 borrowed its iconic look from which unreleased console?
Did you know, Sony borrowed the PlayStation 2's design from another gaming icon?
Gaming Keyboards That Punch Above Their Weight: Redragon Eclipse K720 Pro and K686 Pro SE Anime Review
When it comes to budget peripherals, many people have negative preconceptions. While the old idiom "you get what you pay for" often rings true, there are still some genuine bargains to be found.
Most online games are now dead, Stop Killing Games proponents say
Planned obsolescence is becoming a successful business model for publishers