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Intel quietly bumps the price up of the best CPUs it's made in years to 'reflect current market dynamics'

Valve's aim for a console-like experience with its Steam Machine lands a little too close for comfort as one of the first cases of 'Red Line of Death' comes to light

Meta's solution to the global memory shortage is to use DDR4 in a DDR5 server, with a custom chip making the impossible possible

Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League's development got so bad that it almost turned its devs away from the industry for good: 'I could feel myself coming apart at the seams'

SK hynix to invest over $60 billion in chip plants in South Korea, but the memory crisis still seems a long way from being over

Top scientists uncover way to make Kingdom Come: Deliverance more complicated—turn it into a board game

Clair Obscur is flawed on purpose, says director: 'Games that try to be perfect, that try to fix all their flaws—they're usually just really boring'

Nuclear reactor start-up targeting AI energy demands showcases its tech with an Nvidia DGX Spark, though the website demo needs its own power plant

'Something has gone completely wrong': Palantir CEO rants on live television about his problems with the AI business model: 'Why are they charging for tokens if it's so valuable?'

Rumours suggest Intel may be planning to join the club of hardware manufacturers reviving old product lines, all the way back to Comet Lake

How many of these games with pixel art styles can you identify?

The internet is agog at Captain America's hog

The new Company of Heroes is a wave-based defense game that throws prospective generals straight into the action

Carcass Clad is less story-heavy than Mouthwashing, but 'a lot of thought' has gone into it: 'We haven't discovered how much we can push it'

Lord of Hatred upgraded Diablo 4 into one of the best action RPGs out there, but its new season ignores everything that made it great

Following the success of Mouthwashing, developer Wrong Organ wasn't ready to make a better 'story game,' so it's making a 'gameplay game' instead

'Fewer than 10' employees remain at Thick as Thieves studio following another round of layoffs

Rust gets even more cutthroat by adding its own version of apartment rentals

Amnesia studio delays its new game into 2027

Former Call of Duty frontman launches new studio with a 'Stop Killing Games'-style mission statement: If the game bombs, it goes open source

Relax, PC Gamers: We're not getting GTA 6 on November 19, but we've got, um... 'Phantom Vice Auto' launching the same day on Steam

World of Warcraft's on the quality-of-life boost warpath, with fixes including an auto-loot setting that's been mildly inconveniencing alt-lovers for years

Ubisoft hires former Take-Two and Amazon vet to head up its Tom Clancy games

'Meta will need to reduce or possibly stop AI investment in datacenters, as it already has excess capacity': The AI infrastructure bubble feels the heat

Intel's mega-core Nova Lake desktop processors look all but confirmed to have sustained full boost power limits at least 220 W higher than Arrow Lake

Sony's PlayStation 6 is now estimated to cost over $900 in materials alone, signalling a launch price tag double that of the PS5

Where to find the Sotoyama region Treasure Hunt in Forza Horizon 6

Hideo Kojima's upcoming horror game OD is said to survive Microsoft's culling for the second time now

WoW's bug-filled April patch was actually from trying to fix too much too fast, says director Ion Hazzikostas—like an elevator from 13 years ago that blew up housing

AMD is reportedly bumping the price of its GPU and VRAM bundles to graphics card makers and you can expect to feel the sting soon

I'm learning to love autobattlers and it's because this Steam demo let me build a gnarly squad of combat freaks out of weird meat and goblin blood

'A wild testament to the obscene bloat and waste of GenAI': Google's electricity consumption is exponentially increasing

Data centers reportedly targeted by cargo thieves, with over $1 million worth of copper and equipment found in two trucks in Chicago

Even Hideo Kojima is afraid that 'digital data will no longer be owned by individuals' and that access to art that we love 'may suddenly be cut off'

Rockstar UK employees say the GTA 6 developer's still plagued by gender pay gaps, crunch, and vague bonuses which make them 'as pliable as possible to their boss's whims'

'Meh': Ex-PlayStation president Shuhei Yoshida weighs in on Valve's Steam Machine after a few hours with it

Onimusha: Way of the Sword is releasing 21 days earlier than expected, possibly cramping The Blood of Dawnwalker's style

Blood Bowl's videogame rights have been acquired by Slitherine and at this point I'll take any change as a good sign

Valheim will get a 50% price hike when it hits 1.0, and no changes to the ocean biome

July is a little light on the big new game releases, but your co-op horror Discord gang will be feastin'

'They refuse to offer a meaningful alternative': Game preservation leader agrees that piracy is the only preservation option for a discless future

Consoles continue their trend of just becoming worse PCs

Windrose might get wind

'There’s something we’ve been dying to tell you': The best city builder of 2023 is getting a survival game set in the same world

Reinstated Subnautica 2 studio CEO immediately peaces out after Krafton agrees to pay the developer bonuses it went to court to avoid

Former Unreal Engine director retires after 15 years at Epic

Netflix has finally figured out how to get viewers off their phones with its newest horror game, but it doesn't quite stick the landing

Dragon Age setting creator says AI push is a delusion of the executive class that's a 'virulent plague' on games

French retailer briefly offers the 'Stim Machine,' a Steam Machine competitor made of standard PC components for less than a grand

"You are the endgame": Total War: Warhammer's new nightmarish Chaos invasion finally gives Archaon the apocalyptic event he's been waiting 10 years for