Report: Xbox Game Pass Could Soon Offer Pick-Your-Own Deals, And I’m Nervously Optimistic
Rumors say that Microsoft's subscription service might let us craft our own package for better prices
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Marathon Was One Of March’s Best-Selling Games But That Probably Won’t Stop The Obsession Over Steam Charts
MLB The Show 26 took the top spot
Titanium Court: The Kotaku Review
The IGF-winning strategy puzzle game is a hypnotic dance between match-three tiles, Saussure and absurdity
Yoshi and the Mysterious Book preview: a non-threatening Nintendo charmer
Nintendo's new Switch 2 Yoshi game, out May 21, is all about exploring delightful environments and the oddball critters who dwell within.
Titanium Court review: ingenious genre mash-up mixes Candy Crush and Civlization
Titanium Court fuses multiple genres together to create an absurd and inventive strategy game that delights in messing with you.
Spider-Man/Superman #1 review: Marvel and DC’s best crossover yet
Marvel and DC's latest crossover is full of funny, surprising, and imaginative moments, displaying why Spider-Man and Superman make such a great pair.
Titanium Court review
A clever commingling of match-three and autobattler that's smarter and funnier than it is fun.
Daredevil season 2 episode 6 finally reveals what Jessica Jones (and Luke Cage) have been up to since 2019
Jessica Jones returns to Marvel in Daredevil: Born Again and she's got some surprising updates.
TSMC reportedly plots ultra-advanced sub-1 nm chips with 'trial' production starting in 2029
Meanwhile, TSMC's A14 node is supposedly go for 2028.
Despite microtransaction woes at launch, MMO sequel Aion 2 will go global this year
Picking up Steam.
Data, not guessing: Looking at Nvidia's past GPUs to predict the specs for its future RTX 60-series graphics cards
I've stared at Excel so much, I'm dreaming about spreadsheets now.
Invincible season 4 ending explained and how it sets up season 5 and beyond
The actor explains the character's goals, his relationship with Mark, and what he's like to see in future seasons.
OpenAI's hilarious new patent diagrams have 'HBM stacked up like rice cakes'
Would you expect any less from OpenAI during a memory shortage?
'We have no choice but to impose a severe punishment': Ex Samsung researcher sentenced to 7 years in prison for leaking DRAM tech to a Chinese competitor
The semiconductor process tech was reportedly deemed 'a core national technology' of South Korea.
'Defenders finally have a chance to win, decisively': Firefox CTO raves about Claude Mythos' bug hunting capabilities after it finds 271 vulnerabilities
That's one heck of a fly swatter, Anthropic.
'A scope document is not your plan:' Laying the groundwork for indie success
Blossom Arcade founder Sophie Smart explains how the best laid plans can drive indie studios forward.
Pragmata is yet another launch day fail for Intel's GPUs, but its quick response to game issues shows it's still working hard for gamers
The dad sim is back on the table for Intel GPUs.
Australia wants to know how Valve is combating 'extreme-right communities' on Steam
If Valve doesn't comply with a new transparency notice it could face big fines.
Event Horizon is finally getting a sequel, and it has the perfect writer
Christian Ward is giving fans new lore and more
At least there's one tech company making me feel sane in an increasingly insane world
In the AI era, the upgradeable computer is now a subtle act of rebellion.
Would you quit? Meta will put keyloggers on employee PCs for AI training
Meta is also planning more layoffs as it spends billions on AI.
Netflix's Devil May Cry anime is changing Vergil's lore in season 2
Is Vergil in control of his mind in the upcoming chapter of Adi Shankar's adaptation?
Back in 2009, an experimental free-to-play Battlefield predicted our grim live service present: 'It will need to be the most popular Battlefield game of all time to be profitable'
17 years ago, EA made the proto-live-service shooter.
After 2 years of silence, an extraction shooter we liked back in 2022 for its 'impeccable vibes' suddenly springs back to life on Steam
Remember Marauders?
12 years after the original and with its themes more relevant than ever, anti-war game This War of Mine is getting a full remake
11 Bit Studios is also working on a new Frostpunk game, and two unannounced projects.
Xbox Game Pass Ultimate's price was too expensive for too many fans
Microsoft has slashed the price of Game Pass Ultimate, a rare concession to Xbox consumers faced with rising prices across the board.
A ‘Game Show’ That’s Basically Dropout For Word Nerds Is The Funniest Thing I’ve Watched In Years
A dreaded school competition has never been this entertaining.
The Most Inescapable Voice In Gaming Wants To Start His Own Studio
Troy Baker is ready to move over to the development side
How Double Fine balances fun with pottery sculpting in Kiln
Double Fine's Lauren Scott and Jared Mill break down how Kiln went from a game jam prototype to the studio's next game.
12 Things I Wish I Knew Before Playing Vampire Crawlers
How to manage your chicken, what stats to upgrade first, and some other general tips to help you survive the dungeons in this rogue-like card game
Why doesn't Xbox Game Pass include every Call of Duty game?
Microsoft confirms new Call of Duty games won't be added to Xbox Game Pass day one. Can Game Pass at least get the old ones?
Horse game klaxon: Palia is adding breedable, rideable horses and they look way more realistic than most MMO mounts
Life sim MMO Palia's next free expansion is just three weeks away and it's giving me the ranching update that Red Dead Online refused to.
Sydney Sweeney's politics will orbit her Gundam movie if it's faithful to anime
The MAGA Barbie discourse cycle may come back for the Euphoria star, who is set to film a live-action Gundam movie for Netflix.
GTA 5 fans keep starting NPC riots in the silliest way possible
A new GTA5 TikTok and YouTube trend tries to trigger chaos in Los Santos without the use of any traditional Grand Theft Auto weapons
I found the Dark Souls of Wordle-likes and it's my new daily puzzle fixation
If Wordle is getting a bit stale for you, try Hunch.
Framework is building its own keyboard and will even help you make your own
The new Framework Wireless Touchpad Keyboard can be bought whole or in bits.
Star Wars Accidentally Made It Onto Magic: The Gathering Cards As Misprints Ramp Up
That galaxy clearly isn't far, far away enough
Rust has a 'horse shield' meta problem, so one enterprising player has come up with a 'horse baiting' meta to fix it
There's always someone with a bigger stick.
Xbox Game Pass prices are going down, but future Call of Duty games won't be added until 'about a year' after they launch
The new prices are still higher than they were before last year's price hike.
Framework just announced its own 'MacBook Pro for Linux users'
With all-day battery life, stellar gaming performance, and complete backwards compatibility.
Framework's new dev kit means you can jam a full desktop GPU into the back of its 16-inch laptop
The OCuLink Dev Kit provides you with the electronics to create your own eGPU.
Marathon Goes On Sale For The First Time As Fans Debate Free-To-Play Nuclear Option
Bungie's shooter is going to need fresh players sooner or later
Finally I can download other people's huge honkin' Enshrouded bases and live in them myself
The new adventure sharing feature is live.
This Surrealist City Builder Is A Must For Those Seeking Stress-Free Chill Times
ShantyTown is a terrible name for an excellent little game about building upward
'60% of the script stayed the same': ryukishi07's was on the money for Silent Hill f, the only problem was that some ideas were too big for the budget
And then one billion Kashimashi came crashing down through the roof.
If you can't get enough Troy Baker in your videogames, here's the good news: he's going to start making them
Wonder if they'll star Troy Baker?
MindsEye studio faces new legal action over employee surveillance software that workers' union alleges was 'recording individuals in their homes and without their consent'
The IWGB union says the software was removed in March, but BARB is refusing to disclose what data it collected.
I Can’t Draw, So I Love Low-Effort Tomodachi Life Custom Creations, Like This Single Pea On A Plate
You can phone it in all day long
