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Micron's top brass wins the memory crisis corpo double speak award: 'We do not have line of sight as to when that supply vector will intersect the demand vector'

Asus ROG Swift PG32UCWM review

Welcome to the internet in 2026, where AI agents are both victim and attacker in malware wars

After giving it 2 patches and dropping it like a stone, Bethesda promises to bring Switch 2 optimisations to Oblivion Remastered on other platforms

Lego shut down a Bionicle fangame 8 years in the making—1 year later, its developers are back with something legally distinct and arguably cooler

Harry Potter nerds have forced an undersea cable to be moved to avoid Dobby the house elf's grave, now runs close to Bronze Age remains instead

Phantom Blade Zero just dropped a huge secret: Hong Kong legend Donnie Yen has been guiding its kungfupunk stunts since 2023

This week's most compelling new Steam game is Horse Magnifier, which is about magnifying horses

Xbox's CEO teased that she's seen The Elder Scrolls 6, so now we have to guess what it's called

Saber Interactive denies replacing writer with ChatGPT on its new driving game, but says it will use AI for dialog 'as the number of passengers in the game is infinite'

Absolutely everything you need to know about romance and marriage in Fields of Mistria

Hardcore FPS immediately becomes Steam top seller as devs list '10 reasons not to buy' it

A long-lost Lord of the Rings action RPG makes a surprise return to Steam

Believe the hype for Wardogs, possibly the next great multiplayer FPS

Saber CEO hides jab at Randy Pitchford in game trailer as payback for Pitchford dumping on Embracer: 'Without Embracer, Randy is performing magic tricks at birthday parties for a living'

In a fascinating use of free will, Old School RuneScape player spent 4,304 hours catching 275,196 shrimp and 257,064 anchovies to max out his fishing skill in the worst way possible

Mark Zuckerberg's rambling AI manifesto is 6,434 words of high-handed platitudes and dubious conclusions

These could be the first leaked images of the new Logitech Superstrike, which looks rather dashing in all-black

It's time to update Asus Armoury Crate and several other Asus software tools again, as another high severity security vulnerability has been discovered

GTA 6 might not technically be $100, but it's had its cake and ate it too as pre-orders are 'skewing more to the premium edition'

3 months after the release of Directive 8020, Supermassive Games is laying off even more people

Yet another sign the Steam Frame is approaching launch—maybe really for real this time?—as the SteamOS beta adds 'preliminary support' for its wireless adapter

MMO heads rejoice, Razer is bringing out the Naga V3 Pro with upgraded switches, loads of customizability and a ridiculous DPI

Thief designer says that the immersive sim audience is too small for AAA games: 'There's quite a few of us who think the way to do it is be III or AA'

Pulsar Feinmann F01 Noctua Edition review

Star Wars Zero Company is a very safe XCOM descendant, but its most interesting parts are found in its Midnight Suns DNA

After 10 years, Terraria's biggest mod shuts down due to an 'irrecoverably tainted reputation' and grooming allegations

Star Wars: Galactic Racer's singleplayer is a clever roguelike gauntlet I could easily sink hours into

As if PCs weren't expensive enough already, Microsoft is reportedly now charging OEMs more for Windows licenses

Firefox stunts on Edge as Microsoft gears up to neuter adblockers: 'uBlock Origin isn't going anywhere'

A researcher says 'we just undid about 20 years of progress' when it comes to memory prices, so I broke out my calculator and compared actual RAM kits from 2007 to 2026

Big Walk has sold 1 million copies, making it a bigger hit than Untitled Goose Game

Fans spent 3 years secretly crafting a full Metroid Prime 2D demake, and it rocks

Halloween: The Game is banned in Australia because incentivized drug use is bad but incentivized ultra-violence isn't

The vibey offroading game with more than a million Steam wishlists has a release date

id Software dev says mass layoffs like Microsoft's are weakening the games industry, because developers 'don't have the incentive to care anymore'

50 Cent is producing a Payday project for 'the screen'

Grand Theft Auto 5 averages more copies sold per year than most megahits manage in their entire lifetime, with a total of 230 million since 2013

Battlefield 6 player claims to have received Steam refund after 470 hours due to surprise mode removal

'Thank you so much for the best weekend ever': The id Software gang got together at QuakeCon, and it sure looks like everyone had a great time

Overwatch's old battle passes are finally coming back permanently starting next month, but some of the rewards will be left out

There was originally supposed to be a 'much bigger' reveal of Light No Fire: here's why Sean Murray changed his mind

Steam user data 'may have been compromised' by a cyberattack targeting Valve's European shipping partner

Payday has come to Fortnite, because today's cool gamers are 'discovering legendary IPs in entirely new ways'

How to upgrade the Cargo Elevator antennas in Arc Raiders

Persona big boss says 'I think we have to do' remakes of the series' most-neglected games

The Steam Machine design makes for a frightfully good tissue box, and now you can 3D print your own

1666: Amsterdam has the makings of something brilliant but I came away from its preview with a bad feeling as its early access release creeps too close for comfort

Keychron is experimenting with a mic-equipped mini keeb that lets you chat to your AI agent while it vibe codes, and I have my head in my hands

The 'world's first' water-cooled Steam Machine is a Frankenstein's monster of neon pink tubing and external hardware