Category: Gaming
Spider-Man: Brand New Day Refocuses on the Sturdiest Pillars of the Webslinger, Even if That Sometimes Leaves the “Brand New Day” of the Title Feeling Like Groundhog Day
Sauron Uses a Legendary Item From The Lord of the Rings Lore to Fend Off the Balrog in The Rings of Power Season 3
Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2.5 Brawler Reportedly in Development, From CD Projekt and Shantae Studio WayForward
The Neo Geo AES+ retro console is now available to pre-order starting from $249 — game cartridges cost $90 each; the Ultimate Edition with all games and accessories will run you $1,000
“Vibe-coding a landing page from scratch is completely pointless”: How will vibe coding really impact the future of website building?
After pouring 25 hours into Square Enix’s Zelda-like 2D action adventure, I’m left with incredibly mixed emotions — here’s why
The Odyssey translator criticizes Christopher Nolan’s movie for its “abysmal” writing and lack of sex scenes
Retro handhelds by Retroid, Ayaneo, and more could be in for a world of price pain thanks to Qualcomm chipset hikes
The Nintendo Switch 2’s price increase is closer than ever, but this last-minute console bundle deal at Woot has come to the rescue
Shigeru Miyamoto knows some fans have “multiple Nintendo consoles at home,” and hopes that’ll become “the norm” in the future: “That would be the best scenario”
I put the Razer Blade 18 against the fastest gaming laptop I’ve tested, and the top dog nearly folded
Avengers: Doomsday directors got “chills” when they heard Robert Downey Jr.’s controversial Doctor Doom voice
Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 gets surprise update adding Spider-Man: Brand New Day suit and more as Insomniac’s game gets even prettier on PS5 Pro
Mike Flanagan joins Henry Cavill’s Warhammer 40K series at Amazon, but it could take “years” to be released
Xbox is back online, tech lead pledges “we’ll do better” so similar failures “can’t ruin your night again” after outage stopped fans playing digital and physical games
Splatoon Raiders amiibo stock in the US has run dry, but UK fans should have no issue grabbing the new Deep Cut trio
Nioh 3’s first DLC hits in August, brings new weapons, a trip to the (sort of) future, and there’s a mega-hard difficulty mode for the sickos
