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Nvidia RTX Spark's gaming battery life will be 'better than anything you've seen before on RTX laptops'

Nvidia's working with all the anti-cheat vendors to make competive games work on RTX Spark and WoA… just when gaming on Linux was looking good

Nvidia sets out roadmap for RTX Spark, its new PC platform, which also gives us a better idea of when to expect next-gen RTX GPUs

Developers are creating Arm game ports, wholly Arm-native versions, and Prism-optimised updates for Nvidia's RTX Spark

The new animation for Warhammer 40,000's upcoming 11th edition goes incredibly hard

Not just for AI agents: Nvidia's RTX Spark means Arm-powered laptops for gamers, too, promising 100 fps at 1440p in the latest games

Steam Week in Review: 4 Backrooms games released on Steam last week, joining a list of over 500 cash-ins, parodies and legitimate contenders

Call of Duty yet again promises 'no clowny skins' for Modern Warfare 4, but we've been burned before

What songs do you want to see on Grand Theft Auto 6's radio stations?

There's one game Don't Nod narrative designer Nina Freeman won't ever uninstall from her PC, because it's banned on Steam: 'It's tragic, because everyone should play this game'

Star Citizen's single-player component is in the 'closing stages' of development according to Chris Roberts, as rumours of another Squadron 42 delay circulate

Steam reviewer says 'I am done with this game' after 10,000 hours of Destiny 2, then plays another 160 hours just to be sure

James Bond 007: Blood Stone review (2011)

It's time to step away from praising cosplay creators to talk about the true heroes of Comic Con

Before Mina the Hollower, Yacht Club paused a 3D Shovel Knight game that's 'not far from being showable' and a possible next project

Factorio's next major update will also be its last, as its developer announces it has 'reached a good place to conclude active gameplay development'

Mass Effect and Metal Gear actor Jennifer Hale calls on studios to take responsibility for their AI use: 'Ain't nobody making you do it'

This fan remake of 1999's Medal of Honor proved so popular that its creator added a level cut from the original game

Okay, maybe I could be convinced AI monitors aren't all bad

The device in my hands feels like the standard all new handheld gaming PCs will be judged by

The Stop Killing Games movement hits another major milestone as a game preservation bill passes California State Assembly vote

007 First Light mods are here so you can play as Lenny Kravitz, Agent 47, or a French maid

Thick as Thieves is making changes, but not the one I think matters most

Backrooms to triple previous A24 opening weekend record at $85+ million

Traffic to DuckDuckGo's proudly 'No AI' search page has tripled since latest Google AI search update

A toast to the wild west weirdos of the MMO goldrush—from the game that unleashed pandora's lootbox, to a deeply strange mess based off a 1996 science fiction novel

I am the law, man, thanks to this mod for Red Dead Redemption 2

The remarkable story of Unreal 2, the sequel rescued from development hell by dooming it to failure: 'There was just no way we could succeed'

After more than two decades, the creator of Paint.NET finally owns the domain paint.net, and it's all thanks to a 'slam dunk case of trademark infringement'

Robot watch: The weirdest things the clankers did this month including moonwalking themselves to death, losing a fight to a step, and drowning by the dozens in Sydney Harbour

Paralives is home to the kind of architectural creative freedom I haven't felt from a life sim since The Sims 2

Bungie spills the beans on combat tuning for Marathon Season 2, and it's bad news for shotgun lovers and thermal snipers

007: Nightfire review (2003)

A burnt-out Final Fantasy 14 playerbase is noticeably more chipper after its latest reveal, even if we've seen nothing come of it yet

Our Baldur's Gate 3 quiz gauntlet is complete—now try a bonus round on romance, literature, and classes

Balatro publisher Playstack only discovered it because they had a guy checking all the new releases on Steam every day: 'I saw the game the day it went up on Steam'

It seems Terraria's developer is as bad at making small updates as it is final ones, as it says its latest balance patch is much more than 'adjusting a few numbers'

Pragmata's developers take all your comparisons to Xbox 360 shooters as a 'huge compliment', though I'm not convinced by their theory for why players are making the connection

A conversation with Infinity Ward about Call of Duty

Legend has it that The 7th Guest's creators were 'fired' on the spot after pitching the game—it's 'hyperbole,' but not entirely untrue

An EVE newbie got an impossibly rare $7,000 ship out of a free loot box, leaving him set for life in the space MMO: 'Everyone gets this for free, right?'

The Witcher 3 sold another 5 million copies over the last year: 'This cements its place among the best-selling videogames in history'

Backrooms and Exit 8 make the perfect double feature for videogame-adjacent horror movies

Bungie devs have resurrected an obscene amount of guns for Destiny 2's final update: 'My body physically hurts from the amount of items we were updating'

Game Pass success story: It turns out that when you make things cheaper, more people will buy them

Balatro publisher Playstack could soon belong to the same private equity firm that owns Fandom and GameSpot

StarCraft 2 development ended 6 years ago, but Blizzard still won't stop messing with it

Fable 4 is delayed into 2027 and we all know why

An Arc Raiders player demonstrates how to kill a Bastion in 16 seconds without a Deadline—now I'm questioning my own skills

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 promises more 'grounded' cosmetics, and I feel like I've heard this before