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How to make your very own semiconductor-class cleanroom in a wooden shed and build your own chips, well kinda

DRAM maker SK hynix has validated its next-gen LPDDR6 which would be great news for handheld PCs, except that the targeted market is AI devices

Fallout 3 Remastered toy listing pops up on pre-order website, and we sure are nearly at Oblivion Remastered's 1-year anniversary, aren't we?

Phison CEO says 'both money and inventory are insufficient' as NAND prices continue to climb at an astronomical rate

Corsair Sabre V2 Pro Wireless CF review

This shady Amazon listing for a 1.1 TB laptop actually uses the cloud for 1 TB and it's only included for a year

WoW: Midnight's new Prey mechanic is the coolest system the MMO's added in a while, but it needs to be meaner—even on lower difficulties

Intel has released the SDK for XeSS 3 so hopefully it won't be long before Arc GPU owners get in on native multi frame gen action

Arc Raiders is handing out loadout refunds for last week's server issues: 'This outage impacted a large number of players, so we are making an exception'

As the Marathon player count discourse reaches peak stupidity, Warframe and Overwatch devs speak up in solidarity: 'This is big unemployed, maidenless behavior'

All Sailor Piece codes for March 2026: Money, Rerolls, and Gems

For the first time in years, there are no blockchain gaming talks at GDC

Playing Slay the Spire 2 and Esoteric Ebb on my ROG Ally all weekend turned me into a happy lump of swaddled gamer joy

Valve facing second, class-action lawsuit over loot boxes

3 months after revealing his debut project at The Game Awards, Yakuza creator Toshihiro Nagoshi loses NetEase funding for his studio

Bungie snuck a bunch of Halo guns into Marathon

Blizzard wants Diablo 4's outrageous damage numbers to mean something again in Lord of Hatred, so it's letting you crank the difficulty up to near-impossible levels: 'It's going to be really f*cking hard'

Steam game listing achieves knockoff singularity by aping Pokémon, Zelda, and even Overwatch designs with a shamelessness Palworld could only dream of

Valve says Steam users downloaded 100 exabytes of games in 2025, and are averaging 274 petabytes of installs and updates every day

One of my favorite Daedalic point-and-click adventures is free on Steam, and a pile of others have been marked way down

Meta's latest legal wheeze is to insist that pirating books is fair use, actually

If you miss the old NBA Jam games, this new Harlem Globetrotters game looks like a slam dunk

Microsoft's CEO insists that Xbox, 'at its best, lifts the entire company' and that it will 'always' invest in gaming

Samsung's new 1440p gaming monitor sports a ridiculous 600 Hz refresh rate but that's nothing compared to the 1040 Hz it can do in 1080p mode

Battlefield 6 was 'the biggest launch in franchise history.' 6 months later, EA is laying off people who made it

Mode claims its upcoming Encore keyboard refresh 'delivers our most satisfying typing experience to date' and has a neat new mounting system to boot

Cyberpunk 2077 redemption complete: You can now literally crap yourself to death with an alarmingly well-thought-out mod

Marvel Rivals is enacting 'Victim Compensation Protocol' for everyone who has been negatively affected by the incentivised throwing epidemic: 'The system will automatically restore lost points'

Bungie has learned its lesson about vaulting content in Destiny 2 and won't be so cruel with Marathon: 'It doesn't matter when you join'

This creator shoved a Framework inside of a 2006 MacBook: 'A reimagined classic, that's only a little bit janky'

Modder helps Sony unwittingly beat Valve to the punch: 'I ported Linux to the PS5 and turned it into a Steam Machine'

Oh no: You can attach claymores to Thief's drones in Marathon, and it's just as hellish as it sounds

Master Chief voice actor demands White House remove his voice from 'disgusting and juvenile war porn' video

Counter-Strike's 'X-ray scanner' for loot containers is coming to Germany later this month

I've somehow created Cthulu's own cursed Wingdings with this vibe-coded tool that promises to create fonts from your own handwriting

Still humming with life 21 years later, Konami's Master of Epic is a wonderful time capsule of the experimental early MMORPG era

Banquet For Fools is a CRPG like no other and the most interesting thing I've played this year, and between it and Esoteric Ebb, roleplaying fans are eating great right now

Slay the Spire 2 dev hates microtransactions, even though players would definitely pay for them: 'A lot of our players threaten to buy all and any cosmetics we may ever release'

Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection review

Players have rallied together to solve the first stage of Marathon's elaborate Cryo Archive ARG puzzle, and it's revealed some creepy footage of the next map

A petri dish of human neurons has learned to play Doom: 'The cells play a lot like a beginner who's never seen a computer, and in fairness, they haven't'

OpenAI hardware leader resigns over concerns about 'surveillance of Americans without judicial oversight and lethal autonomy without human authorization'

A simple check with a magnet was the final clue that made Thermal Grizzly realise it had been hit by a 40,000 euro metal scam

You can play Big Walk before launch, but only if you take a big walk to the publisher's office to play it in person

An hour of puzzle-solving in the quirky world of Big Walk is the most fun I've had in co-op in ages

Dragon Age creator says he 'had to take out half' of the quests in Dragon Age 2 once he found out they only had 16 months to make it: 'BioWare as a team did not know how to make a small game'

My favourite virtual co-working game has received its first content update, and the new minigame will no doubt derail my productivity for a bit

Discord fixes bug that caused app to take upwards of two whole minutes to launch

Nintendo and Lenovo seeking refunds for tariffs, after Trump's use of an economic powers act was found unlawful

This 3D printed, laptop-carrying 'suitcase' is not just a thing of beauty but it's also a neat solution to the dearth of eGPUs