God of War Ragnarök PC announced, coming in September
Big Papa Kratos is coming back to Steam.
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It Takes Two's Steam Deck update broke old cloud saves, but EA has an old-school workaround
The award-winning co-op game It Takes Two is finally verified for Steam Deck, and no longer requires the EA App to play: It now makes use of the Steam friends list for sending game invites and joining up with other players, and uses Steam Cloud for saves. That's good news for players but also bad news for anyone relying on EA App Cloud Saves, because, well, they don't work anymore. (But don't worry, there's a workaround.)
Super exclusive graphics cards, motion capture suits, and glasses for digital nomads are all winners in the 2024 Computex Best Choice Awards
Computex is an annual technology conference, where all the big vendors showcase new products, research, and forthcoming releases to the press and industry. Companies are invited to submit models or services for consideration in the Best Choice Award, a kind of 'yeah this is pretty neat' competition, and the 2024 winners are, perhaps unsurprisingly, mostly very expensive things.
Fire Emblem Is Perfectly Primed For A Bright Future On Nintendo Switch 2
The franchise is in a position to capitalize on the success it had on the Nintendo Switch and carry it over to Nintendo's next platform. With the Switch 2 confirmed to be announced within the next fiscal year and no current announcements of a new game within the strategy-RPG series, speculation is that Nintendo is working on the next entry right now.
Destiny 2: The Final Shape Gets Launch Trailer Ahead of Next Week’s Debut
Today, Bungie has released the official launch trailer for Destiny 2: The Final Shape, out on June 4. This will be the eighth expansion produced for the free-to-play first-person shooter MMO game released in 2017.
Elden Ring streamer completes a level 1 playthrough beating the game's 165 bosses—on NG+7, a difficulty she had to finish the game 7 times over just to reach
No matter how good you think you are at Elden Ring, Twitch streamer MissMikkaa is better. This isn't me being hard on you, dear reader, it's just a statement of fact—this absolute monster has beaten the game's bosses with an acoustic guitar and slain Melania with one hand (and a dance pad, then on a dance pad and a controller at the same time in two different playthroughs).
No Man's Sky lead teases a second look at Light No Fire, Hello Games' hotly-anticipated open-world game
Following No Man's Sky's divisive launch and incredible turnaround, Hello Games made similarly big promises when drumming up hype for its second game Light No Fire, itself a sort of fantasy take on the 'go anywhere, do everything' formula. It now sounds like we'll learn more details in an imminent second trailer, based on teases from the studio's co-founder.
Bungie Wins Lawsuit Against Destiny 2 Cheat Makers
Bungie has won a lawsuit against Phoenix Digital, a company that owns the cheat-making website AimJunkies. The lawsuit was issued in 2021, with a jury finally reaching a verdict on Friday, May 24. Phoenix Digital and four individuals related to the company (David Schaefer, Jeffrey Conway, Jordan Green, and James May) were found guilty, and Bungie will be awarded $63,210 in damages from the company's profits while selling Destiny 2 cheats.