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The Nintendo Switch 2 is rumored to feature a 1080p screen, but this may not be the smartest decision due to various reasons, including mishandled backward compatibility.
Both AMD Strix Point APUs, the Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 & Ryzen AI 9 365, have been leaked in the latest benchmarks with even better performance results.
players looking to bring a little more real-world history into their game should check out this mod which brings a tragic landmark into the Commonwealth Wasteland. While Bethesda placed a great deal of time and effort into constructing the world of its massive post-apocalyptic RPG, there were obvious constraints which meant not everything could be true to life. Fortunately, thanks to modders with a keen understanding of the past, some iconic locations which didn't make it into the game can finally get their moment in the sun.
Ragnar Tørnquist may not be among the most well-known game designers nowadays, but his contributions to the adventure genre cannot be overstated, as his works with games such as The Longest Journey helped the genre move forward when the point-and-click formula started dying out. After founding Red Thread Games in 2012 and releasing multiple entries in the Dreamfall Chapters, the Norwegian game designer is about to release, together with his development team Dustborn, an adventure game that tries to do things differently to present a better, rounded-up and more compelling experience.
was a huge surprise at the most recent Nintendo Direct presentation. For the next installment in a huge spin-off series to debut a trailer in the middle of a showcase is indicative of just how strong the showcase was, but that doesn't mean that the new game is to be underestimated. After all, Nintendo insists that the party game is set to be the very best yet.
Black Desert celebrated its 10th anniversary this weekend, announcing a raft of new features and detailing long-term plans for the Korean MMO at its annual Heidel Ball event. Held this year in the French castle town of Beynac-et-Cazenac, the event culminated in the reveal of the game's 28th class: Dosa, a pipe-smoking swordsman with a mysterious past and a deeply unusual fighting style.
Terra Nil is kind of like a reverse city builder—instead of planning and managing a bustling town, you expand its base into the wilderness that surrounds it, bringing nature back to a desolate wasteland, trying to restore dead biomes as you go. There's already a lot to love with this strategy game, but now developers Free Lives are getting ready to add even more.
In recent years, Insomniac Games has worked with Marvel to develop the acclaimed games, which have been praised for their storytelling, graphics, and gameplay, with both Peter Parker and Miles Morales' superpowers being faithfully recreated across an open-world New York, and so when the studio announced that it would be expanding its take on the Marvel Universe beyond the web-slingers with , there was plenty of hype for the title. The X-Men have long been a Marvel mainstay — except for that period where the MCU couldn't use them due to Fox owning the rights, and Marvel looked to try setting up Inhumans to replace them, which fortunately didn't stick — and it had been far too long since they took the spotlight in gaming, with the bomb that was in 2011 being the last AAA title solely focused on the mutant team, so I was looking forward to seeing them return with Insomniac at the helm.