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Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is a vast improvement on PlayStation 5 Pro, delivering a much better image quality at 60 frames per second over the base model, according to a new early analysis.
Final Fantasy XVI and Final Fantasy VII Rebirth have heavily underperformed compared to previous entries in the series, further highlighting the flaws of Square Enix console-exclusive's strategy.
In many ways, the announcement of Fairy Tail 2 was an unexpected but welcome surprise. While there's no denying the popularity of the series by Hiro Mashima, Koei Tecmo and Gust gave no indication that the franchise would continue to bring a close to the original manga's storyline.
Thanks to some alleged pictures of factory prototypes, the first look at the Nintendo Switch 2 design may have finally arrived.
The PlayStation 5 Pro game boost mode could make the system the only one capable of running FromSoftware's Elden Ring at locked 60 frames per second, according to a new analysis.
A new Dragon's Dogma 2 patch is now live, introducing performance and stability improvements, as well as a Casual Mode and plenty of balance tweaks.
A new version of the Max Payne RTX Remix path tracing mod demo is now available for download, introducing further visual improvements.
DON'T NOD may be done with the Life is Strange series, but they are most definitely not done with the narrative genre they helped shape with their games, as the Montreal studio is hard at work on Lost Records: Bloom & Rage, a game that promises to turn up to eleven everything seen in the developer's previous games with multiple main characters, two different timelines, and a mystery story that feels gripping right from the start.