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Elon Musk considered calling OpenAI 'Freeman' because of the bonkers rationale that the Half-Life protagonist represented 'what we are essentially trying to achieve'

I love the thought of geysers in Minecraft, but hate the fact I know just how my friends will use them

Resident Evil Requiem's director admits they needed to raise the bar for their zombies to 'keep having that thrilling experience'

'In China we have now dropped to zero': CEO Jensen Huang bemoans Nvidia's market share and calls for US to export AI 'like crazy'

What colour car would James Bond never drive? IO had to have multiple meetings just to figure it out for 007 First Light while huge plot decisions went down easy

YouTuber makes the most of the unused space beneath their monitors with custom desktop aquarium with actual fish in it

'I did catch my son using an eyebrow pencil to draw a moustache on his face, and it verified him as 15 years old': New report details the effects of the Online Safety Act thus far

GameStop CEO baffles CNBC anchors in bizarre interview

Microsoft ended MS-DOS support 20 years ago, but the latest update for the best roguelike ever made still supports it anyway

Randy Pitchford says Gearbox has a firm no-AI policy after posting an AI-generated image of an AI working at Gearbox

eBay resellers are turning a tidy profit on Steam Controllers

Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred players seem close to finding the secret cow level and the final clue might be on a newly discovered cow island

Gabe Newell makes surprise appearance in an ad for the yacht company he bought last year, riding around in his $500 million boat

I never understood the appeal of a jumbo novelty d20 until I saw one inspired by one of my favorite new RPGs

PC players aren't Grand Theft Auto 6's 'core' audience, Take-Two CEO says, and that's why we have to wait for it

All Survive the Apocalypse codes for May 2026 for more Emeralds

6 months after Windows 10 was put to pasture, over a quarter of Steam users are still on the dying OS

How a '90s Zelda PC port became a fangame factory, turning one legend into a thousand

The Steam Controller sold out in 30 minutes, utterly breaking Steam in the process

GameStop confirms $56 billion eBay acquisition bid, promises $2 billion in cuts at the company if the takeover is successful

I got to play Dead as Disco early, and it's a vivid, unrestrained romp that lets you brawl through music videos like a kung-fu Baby Driver

2017's Ghost Recon Wildlands is a gloriously chaotic shooter that's more than the sum of its parts

Playing Deus Ex: Invisible War like it always should have been

It may have taken almost three years, but Diablo 4 finally feels finished to me

Warcraft 3 Legacy is finally back on Battle.net

Steam week in review: Another online shooter winds down weeks after launch, as robot cowboys take over

Marvel once caused a problem for Capcom by insisting 'Juggernaut can't jump'

Former Elder Scrolls Online boss was told in 2001 that 'There's already enough MMOs out there, no one is ever gonna play a new one'

Former Elder Scrolls Online boss describes Tango Gameworks and Arkane Austin closing as a turning point at Xbox: 'I know where this is going'

A Utah age verification law targeting VPN users goes into effect this week

Skyrim has been the most-played 'Unsupported' game on Steam Deck for 5 months

Nearly 40 years after launch, NetHack just got a 5.0.0 release with over 3,000 patch notes

A group of Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred players hijacked the top leaderboard ranks not for glory, but to promote their expertise at making the strongest character builds

In the 33 months since Baldur's Gate 3 launched, it's hardly ever fallen out of the top 5 most-played games on Steam Deck

XCOM is getting a miniatures game from the company that brought Fallout to tabletop

The creator of Infinite Craft has a new game where you explore a secret-filled social hub as your mouse cursor

Writing one of Final Fantasy 14's sauciest songs required its lyricist to consult the tomes—Wikipedia's incredibly thorough BDSM page

There's a game coming out this year where you fight your Steam backlog, and it's more dangerous the more you've spent

Plants vs. Zombies review (2009)

There's an extreme lack of good quality, easy-to-find videogame figures, and after seeing people make their own I'm tempted to try it myself

You're not crazy, that one sewer puzzle in Half-Life 2 really was harder 22 years ago

Fallout designer Tim Cain thinks influencers have changed how people make and play games: 'more people seem to be abdicating their own judgement to that of people they see online'

One-time Google competitor Ask.com, formerly Ask Jeeves, throws in the towel after almost 30 years: 'Jeeves' spirit endures'

After 9 years and 2 new Mortal Kombats, it looks like NetherRealm is finally making Injustice 3

New Crimson Desert update lets you 'rematch' defeated enemies and adds new legendary creatures

After days of speculation over hard-coded anti-goblin bias from OpenAI, the company had to release an official memo on 'Where the goblins came from'

South Korean Supreme Court orders Dark and Darker dev Ironmace to pay $3.84 million to Nexon

Blood pressure too low? Try our quiz about the most freakishly out-of-touch things tech CEOs have ever said

GameStop reportedly wants to buy eBay, a company with four times its market value

As it celebrates its 5th birthday, New Day RP might be GTA roleplay's most accessible server—proving the scene doesn’t need to be intimidating to be rewarding