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It's only been one week, but Valorant's console port has left its open beta and is officially out in its full form on both PS5 and Xbox Series X/S in North America, Europe, Brazil, and Japan, so you can dive into the tactical first-person shooter right now.
Game Informer, one of the longest-running U.S. print magazines focusing on video games, is shutting down. The outlet published a statement Friday on X (formerly Twitter) that announced the closure after 33 years.
Larian Studios was not planning to keep making Baldur's Gate games when it embarked on its journey through the Forgotten Realms. For decades it had been telling stories in its own universe rather than playing with someone else's toys. For a brief time, though, Baldur's Gate 4 was on the cards. Chatting to CEO Swen Vincke ahead of its first anniversary, he explains why Larian almost made a sequel, and why it ultimately didn't.
Nintendo Switch Online is secretly one of the best deals in the industry right now and it's about to gain a new title that should make fans very happy. The value subscribers get from even the standard NSO tier is fairly impressive given the sheer volume of retro titles available on the service that's constantly growing. The inclusion of the Game Boy, especially the Game Boy Advance, provided even more incentive to go in on a subscription, especially when so many Pokémon spinoffs are now readily available through it.
After years of waiting, and a fair few setbacks, is finally here to give players the sequel that they didn't know they wanted. As the name suggests, is set in England's capital and offers players a look at what the world of looks like outside the USA for the first time. As a total conversion mod, it is massive, more than 's equal in size, and changes almost everything about the game, but some things never change with Bethesda titles.
NVIDIA now looks to add more "CoWoS" suppliers to its pool, & one of the leading names popping up is none other than Intel Foundry.
The New York Times has plenty of word games on its roster today — with Wordle, Connections, Strands, and the Mini Crossword, there’s something for everyone — but the newspaper’s standard crossword puzzle still reigns supreme. The daily crossword is full of interesting trivia, helps improve mental flexibility and, of course, gives you some bragging rights if you manage to finish it every day.
Late last month, Bungie laid off 220 employees in a decision which—to put it lightly—has shaken the company. The impacted developers have already expressed their frustration, anger, and disappointment on social media, especially in the wake of claims that CEO Pete Parsons spent$2.4 million on vintage vehicles over the past 2 years.