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Fabulous news everyone: Market analyst says the AI bubble is 17X bigger than the dotcom goldrush, and 4X larger than the subprime bubble that caused the 2008 crash

As Microsoft lays off thousands and jacks up Game Pass prices, former FTC chair says I told you so: The Activision-Blizzard buyout is 'harming both gamers and developers'

Every Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 perk and combat specialty

A slot machine for gags disguised as a Vampire Survivors-like is taking over Steam, and I'm just as addicted to pulling the lever as the other 90K people playing it

5869 days after releasing the greatest rock opera about Mega Man ever recorded, The Protomen's follow-up Act 3 is, unbelievably, finally here*

Dying Light: The Beast players have killed enough zombies in two weeks to equal a quarter of the world's population

As Game Pass prices get laughably high, Microsoft is reportedly spinning up a free version of Xbox Cloud Gaming—but of course you'll have to sit through ads

All-women Counter-Strike 2 pro league ESL Impact will halt operations at the end up its upcoming finals

Kingmakers, the game about bringing modern weapons to medieval battlefields, gets delayed just 5 days ahead of launch, and there's no new release date

As the videogame industry continues to be hammered by layoffs, Netflix is offering up to $840,000 per year for a new Director of Generative AI for Games

Helldivers 2 dev explains why the PC version takes a million years to update and has 3X the filesize of the console versions: old, undemocratic hard drives

Meta's latest bid to get you into the metaverse is the Horizon Engine, promising 'infinite connected spaces, more realistic physics, and higher player counts'

Dressmaker is my new favourite cosy game, even if my clients give me absolutely nothing to work with

AMD and Intel are in 'early-stage talks' about signing a foundry commitment, a win that the struggling chip giant and US government would both love

Buckle up, five of the most wishlisted games on Steam are all coming out this month

Critical Role: Campaign 4's first 13-player ensemble episode is chaotic, messy, and gripping D&D—and I feel like I've just seen a magician pull a fully-formed rabbit out of a hat

Emperor of overpromising Peter Molyneux says he's done with games after Masters of Albion, which is also his 'redemption title'

I've become obsessed with building tiny houses for singing villagers in cosy decorating sim Twinkleby, which includes getting rid of the difficult ones by throwing their bags into the void

The 43rd Golden Joystick Awards shortlist is out, and just looking at the indie list alone, I can tell it's going to be a tough year

Lenovo LOQ 15 Gen10 review

Unity has found a security vulnerability that has sat dormant for almost a decade: 'Take immediate action to protect your games & apps'

Worried about melty graphics cards? This seriously capable gizmo keeps power in check for more peace of mind

Dial up is dead—at least as far as AOL is concerned, as the company is pulling the plug after 34 years

New MIT research opens the door to faster-charging and longer-lasting batteries, and it could be implemented right away

Amazon's giving away one great Fallout game and one bad one this October

How to complete At Your Service in Disney Dreamlight Valley

Vampire Survivors-like Megabonk makes megabucks, selling a million copies in 2 weeks, and currently has more daily players than Borderlands 4 on Steam: 'I'll be eating spaghetti with EXTRA sauce tonight'

Today's Wordle clues, hints and answer for October 3 (#1567)

'The industry isn't dying, it's splitting into two different models': What experts are saying about the EA buyout

The new My Hero Academia game will finally let you live out the fantasy of playing through the anime's big moments, but I'm still waiting for the Persona-style school sim

Warhammer doesn't need to be an expensive hobby: Poorhammer is here to save your wallet