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New RTX 5070 variant could help bolster GPU supply but it surely won't help prices

Skyrim co-lead says Bethesda making Starfield instead of TES6 came out of nowhere: 'It was very much: Guess what, team? We're making this space game'

Valheim 1.0 review

Chinese memory makers have reportedly stocked up on enough western DUV machines for the next three years of expansion

SteelSeries throws everything but the kitchen sink in the feature list of its Aeon Pro controller

Sources say another 10% price increase for Intel CPUs is on the way, and it could be here as soon as October

Don't Nod might not have enough cash to make it through January 2027, and even if it does, pulling up could 'involve the reduction of up to 90 positions'

Arc Raiders' last live update until Frozen Trails releases today bringing players new rubber ducks and a reminder that you've one month to spend your expiring currency

Big chipmakers are already committed to using ASML's next-generation production technology by as soon as 2028

Valve appears to implementing a reservation system for the Steam Frame, suggesting it expects demand will outstrip supply at launch

Persona 1 and 2 remakes are something Atlus will 'probably eventually do', which is great, but the PS2-era Shin Megami Tensei games are sitting right there

GTA 6's Criminal Profile system sounds pretty interesting, includes a 'shattered' state for players who DGAF

Capcom expresses continued interest in 're-activating IPs' as the first new Onimusha game in 20 years surpasses 1 million sales on launch day

OpenAI publicly acknowledges the German 'wiki incident' weeks after first finding out about it

Riot MMO's future is 'incredibly bright' despite co-founder likening its development to the grail: 'Many a brave knight are going to die'

Jensen Huang says 100,000 Nvidia GPUs were used to train OpenAI's latest model, GPT-6 Astra, and there's already plans to bring quadruple that amount of hardware online

Scuf Omega review

Riot co-founder doesn't think 2XKO was 'a mistake' but perhaps a tough sell: 'You're not just competing against games, you're competing against everything'

Square Enix wants Final Fantasy 7 to be an 'IP with an ever-evolving future', which is strange to say about a franchise that's already ever-evolving

New DLSS 5 mod offloads Neural Rendering to a second card massively cutting the AI filter's performance hit

Once again, it is genuinely cheaper for me to fly to PAX West and track down Nvidia's 'GeForce Evangelist' rather than buy the RTX 5090 anywhere else

Steam Week in Review: 54 idle games released on Steam last week, and many look eerily similar

'If you're designing an RPG, you have to go back to the source:' The post-apocalyptic RPG Entropy takes notes from Fallout and a long-abandoned Warhammer spinoff

The Tetris Company confirms it had nothing to do with the White House's racist rip-off: 'we believe in the power of connection and bringing people together, not dividing them'

A hobby dev built a free, 3D galaxy map for Warhammer 40K that loads like lightning in your browser

18 years after Metal Gear Solid 4 first launched, a modder has shown off its first custom map, MGS3's Groznyj Grad

The Blood of Dawnwalker sold 1 million copies in just 3 days

'There is absolutely no generative AI in Space Marine 3' promises Saber Interactive executive

Saber CCO Tim Willits is still bullish on AI, but concerned about its environmental impact: 'Elon wants to put servers in space. That could be the answer, right?'

Do you ever listen to videogame music in your day-to-day life?

GSC Game World says there's a reason it didn't give Stalker 2 more time in the oven: 'To make something better, you need to receive feedback, and this feedback should be fresh'

The Halloween game has a sex minigame in it, except no it doesn't, because it was apparently removed

Onimusha: Way of the Sword proves the parry formula is far from stale, you just need to get freaky with it

I never thought a fishing sim could be this fun, but How to Fish proves me wrong with its ridiculous physics, killer spider crabs, and classic co-op chaos

Blending Deus Ex with Escape from Butcher Bay, Deficit is one of the best-feeling indie immersive sims I've played—even if the stealth system needs serious work

Here's 10 more minutes of the most interesting game shown at this year's Opening Night Live

Civilization 7 will finally enter the atomic age in 2027, via a free update Firaxis says will be 'even bigger in scope' than last year's Test of Time

Ex-BioWare designer says doom and gloom about the next Mass Effect is overstated: 'I think that they can do it'

Peak studio Aggro Crab is publishing a sick-looking platformer about a blue collar guy doing dirty work on an alien world

Saber CCO says the studio isn't changing up its comms strategy after recent controversies: 'There's always some dust up'

Dwarf Fortress co-creator Tarn Adams was amazed other devs had heard of his game the first time he went to a convention: 'I didn't know that anyone knew what we were doing'

Go grandmaster becomes first human to win series against advanced AI engine in 3-hour match

8-year Old School RuneScape saga comes to a close with former dev sentenced for stealing $400K in gold and items from players

Saber CCO Tim Willits blames layoffs on games industry overspecialization: 'Studios that have a couple hundred employees that work on one game are going to struggle'

Kingdom Come: Deliverance director says DLSS 5 does right by KCD 2, 'people are crazy' for thinking it's AI slop

Onimusha: Way of the Sword starts off slow, but stick with it: You'll be rewarded with some of the best action combat of the decade

Confession time: Alright, come clean—how tidy are your bags in your MMOs?

Half of France's premier FPS sibling duo just put out the most exhilarating parkour game I've ever played, and it's only $8

This free lockpicking puzzler you can play in your browser is unexpectedly one of the most thrilling games I've encountered this year

Gaming monitors are one of the only good things about PC hardware right now, but one niche feature is underloved