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With how expensive PC gaming is getting, does the "it's cheaper than console long term" still apply?

Honor of Kings: World - Final Trailer

Last Epoch: Shattered Omens Patch Notes - Patch Notes

Ghost Master Resurrection is leaving Early Access, 1.0 launch

Cities: Skylines 2 boss says they 'completely overestimated' the Unity engine's capabilities

Slay the Spire 2 players leave over 9,000 negative Steam reviews in one day over a card nerf that hasn't even gone live yet—but China's Steam restrictions might bear some of the blame

Jason Schreier regarding Sony's strategy shift away from PC: At some point Sony will confirm it, whether it's on a call with investors or maybe even when Housemarque starts doing press for Saros and someone asks if they have plans to bring it to PC and they say no

AI Art Found in Crimson Desert

Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024: a deep dive into PS VR2 mode

As Sony Mulls Its PC Games Business, Death Stranding 2 Looks To Be A Hit

Mark Cerny Confirms Frame Generation "Should Be Seen At Some Point On PlayStation Platforms"

Josh Sawyer Has Some Thoughts on How to Build Video Games Faster

Nintendo is launching a revised Switch 2 model

Crimson Desert has sold through 2 million copies worldwide

'I'm Proud That We Shipped the Game!' — Assassin's Creed Shadows Developer Reflects on Its Legacy, a Year on From Launch

PS5 Was The Best Selling Console In The US February 2026 For The Second Month In A Row

'Think of It Like Riding a Bike, It Comes Naturally After You Learn It' — Crimson Desert Exec Responds to Controls Complaint Amid 'Mixed' Steam Reviews

Daily /r/Games Discussion - Free Talk Friday - March 20, 2026