Stage Tour is expected to be out late in 2026.
Rising memory and SSD costs will also make "low-margin entry-level laptops nonviable" as AI chip consumption set to continue without a dip.
Welp. The Cities: Skylines series turns 11 years old today, so publishers Paradox have announced a bunch of stuff designed to celebrate that occasion. Look, look, they've said, here's a brand new expansion for the original Cities: Skylines and it'll launch next week. Oh and, they've also said, recently under-new-management sequel Cities: Skylines 2 is getting a couple of creator packs. Read more
Place your bets, who do you think the lucky lady is?
It's going to get worse before it gets better, that much seems clear.
Over the past few years, I've been searching for the best audio option for my PC gaming setup. It’s been a battle. I have big, satellite-dish ears and the kind of Neurospicy that makes ear cushions and heavy headsets unbearable to wear. I've tried and tested nearly a dozen headsets in my mission to find the best fit, and I recently found it in the most unexpected place: IEMs. Read more
Hooded Horse and Mohawk Games have announced a new expansion for their resolutely pre-modern 4X strategy game Old World. It's called Empires of the Indus, and as you may guess, it concerns the nations and cultures that once flourished along the banks of the river Indus, running through central and south Asia. Nations and cultures like "the mighty Mauryas, who founded one of the greatest Iron Age empires under the rule of Emperor Ashoka" and "the nomadic horse lords of the Yuezhi who transformed
Not to brag but my range is high AND dynamic.
Corporate calamity.
Despite already having a fairly long list of Marathon feedback to tackle, Bungie has bolted on two more Server Slam grumbles.
ROM distribution site and self-described "video game preservation service" Myrient is set to close down at the end of March, with its operator citing the current rise in RAM prices amid the tech being hoovered up for AI datacenters as part of the the reason they're reaching for the shutters. Read more
Happy this week all! Some weeks, I do a couple of paragraphs of preamble before listing the new PC releases, but this week, there is no time, for the videogames are many, curious and capacious. Bungie's latest shooter and the return of Spire are among the larger drops in a deluge that makes me yearn for the quieter, pre-broadband period when the global economy could only support one videogame a month, and they were all delivered to your PC by horse and cart. Without further ado, FEED THE MAW.
MS takes its ball and goes home. Then brings it back again.
EA Javelin anticheat is reporting a 94% success rate.
For those that thought that even the Legion Go's screen was too small, let alone the puny Steam Deck, we have a new screen size champion.
I'm seeing double: four Henrys!
The top open-world games featuring a rich universe beyond our own, from remastered classics like Oblivion to recent releases like Spider-Man 2.
Here, put on this pair of reflective sunglasses. Now regard the 21st century so far. Doesn’t it look as if the ideas of Deus Ex have spread into the mainstream? Like fire propagating across a dry hillside, the prevalence of emergent action with cascading consequences has spread throughout the gaming medium. Much of this movement towards Ion Storm-style thinking may be coincidental. Were the Nintendo team behind The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild making injokes about the Denton brothe
Bloodborne. It's still not on PC. Perhaps a remake might bring it to PC. Ah. Nuts. Original developers FromSoftware reportedly turned down a Bloodborne remake pitch from recently shuttered PlayStation studio Bluepoint Games last year. Read more
The time of age assurance is upon us, and not just for social media - for operating systems too and that includes Linux as well of course.Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.
"Forget what I have said."
