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Well, at least one good thing's come out of Destiny 2's demise: lob tomatoes at ex-Bungie CEO Pete Parsons' car collection in this fan-made boss battler
Following the end to Destiny 2's development and subsequent layoffs at developers Bungie, fans of the series have decided to get a bit of revenge of the studio's ex-boss Pete Parsons in one of the few ways they can. By making a browser game in which the player is tasked with lobbing enough tomatoes to defeat both Parsons and his collection of cars. Read more
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Arkheron, a competitive PvPvE action RPG, will open its closed beta next weekâand I'm getting that Battlerite nostalgia just looking at this thing
Closed beta's coming soon.
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Players prove Destiny 2 can still produce wonders with discovery of poopy pants transmog
"The ghosts can revive you but they cannot uns*** your pants."
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Xbox's Bethesda layoffs include the artist responsible for designing Skyrim's khajiit and argonians, who had been at the company for 27 years
A staggering loss of institutional talent.
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David Gaider will never play Dragon Age: The Veilguard because he'd be 'wincing' the whole time: 'EA really did a number on them in terms of setting them up to fail'
"I've heard enough about it. I almost feel like I've played it."
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Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced can run smoothly aboard both Steam Deck and Steam Machine - with the right settings
Greetings, owners of hardware who are also partial to reasonably well-made pirate game remakes. I’m trying something new and fresh and debatably sexy for Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced, extending the semi-usual Steam Deck performance and settings investigation with one for the newly launched Steam Machine as well. Look, I said debatably. Read more
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Riot believes League of Legends 'mage bot' strats are "healthy diversity" and "need to be viable"
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'Slopfix': A software team is charging up to $10,000 to clean up AI-generated code, with the help of *checks notes* AI
Who fixes the fixes?
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Valve's magical play-Windows-games-on-Linux tech is rebased, updated, and ready to play Resident Evil
Just like me.
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Become King Dracula's personal vamp-assassin in Vampirium: 1997, an immersive sim Bithell Games are launching into Steam early access soon
Remember the 90s? Oasis were unavoidable, Tony Blair stalked the halls of power, and Dracula sat on the English throne. Wait, what was that last one? Turns out I'm thinking of Vampirium: 1997, a fanged immersive sim Tron: Catalyst and John Wick Hex devs Bithell Games are launching into Steam early access soon. Read more
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The Blood of Dawnwalker's most interesting mechanic took a bite out of my inner RPG completionist, who would've otherwise played hooky with a witch
Ignoring a quest becomes a roleplay option when the clock's ticking.
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China's National Vulnerability Database warns that recent Claude Code models have a security backdoor
An update seems in order.
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Vampirium: 1997 is a mysterious looking choice-filled minimalist immersive sim
Vampirium: 1997 looks like nothing else. A minimalist story-rich immersive sim that's coming from Bithell Games.Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.
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Mortal Shell II set for release on August 20
If you love challenging combat - Mortal Shell II may be one for you to pick up when it arrives on August 20th.Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.
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You're invited to Destiny's cursed unofficial final raid: Pete Carsons' Vault of Cars
A dash of nostalgia and a pint of snark.
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GTA Trilogy remaster boss understands fan anger but says 'a lot of people were playing them and really enjoying them'
The remasters were, you might say, busted.
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Two men plead guilty to stealing over £71,000 worth of Pokémon TCG in a string of burglaries targeting small card stores
One man has been sentenced to 29 months in prison.
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Xbox boss Asha Sharma pins layoffs on Phil Spencer's regime spreading the company "too thin", while claiming a "a healthy Xbox" could weather the RAM storm
Xbox laid off around 1600 people earlier this week, revealing plans to part ways with five studios at the same time. Naturally, boss Asha Sharma's been tasked with justifying it all, and she's now gotten as close as she likely ever will to pointing the finger directly at Phil Spencer's regime, while claming that if Xbox were doing well, the RAM crisis would've been something the company could just tank their way through. Read more