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It's been several years since the last Borderlands game, and with the Borderlands movie just a short distance away, you might be wondering when the franchise will be returning to the interactive realm. Randy Pitchford, head of developer Gearbox, says we're not going to have to wait forever for an answer to that question.
The Paris Olympics are just getting underway, but the event has already made history by being the first Olympics in 16 years to arrive without a new edition of Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games.
RPG veteran Josh Sawyer - you may know him from titles like Fallout: New Vegas, Pillars of Eternity, and most recently Pentiment - has some thoughts about how unrealistic launch windows for in-development games can "burn out and demoralize" the developers working on them.
After taking a piledriver into the Steam review dumpster over Epic account requirements for online play, the Earth Defense Force 6 devs are taking the feedback to heart and planning some changes.
Video game actors represented by SAG-AFTRA are set to strike against a number of notable developers and publishers in order to secure better protections against AI.
Earth Defense Force 6, the first mainline entry in the cult classic bug-blastin' shooter series since 2019, just got a worldwide launch, but the Steam version is getting absolutely bodied in the reviews because it requires an Epic Games account to play online - something the devs initially failed to note to players.
24 years after its original launch, Tsukihime - the first visual novel from Fate/stay night studio Type-Moon - finally has an official English-language version, and it's reviewing extremely well. In fact, the scores are so good that it's already the best-reviewed game of 2024, outdoing the likes of Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, Hades 2, and more.
One prominent member of the Souls speedrunning community wants to get a new Elden Ring category off the ground in a big way, and he's offering $10,000 worth of bounties to get it kickstarted. All you've got to do for your share is beat Shadow of the Erdtree with some extreme power limitations.