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Framework has announced a suite of updates to its modular laptop, including an Intel Meteor Lake mainboard for the Framework 13, and a bunch of different colours for the wee USB Type-C expansion cards for extra customisation. But the biggest thing for me is that it's also releasing a whole new screen that fills my heart with joy.
Game Dev Tycoon, a fun little management game about running a development studio that went viral in the early 2010s, turns 11 years old in August—an age it'll reach around the time its creators, Greenheart Games, are ready to send their next title into early access.
Minecraft's a dinky little indie game that released in 2009, and by «dinky» I mean «so incredibly popular it became as recognisable and widespread as the Lego blocks that likely inspired it». Over its lifespan, the game has sold over 300 million copies, a historical first for games as a medium.
A couple of files for an upcoming collaboration between Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, Warzone, and Fallout have leaked, and so far, the reaction hasn't been too positive. But all I can question is how many times Activision is going to dress Captain Price up before they just leave him be.
Ubisoft has confirmed the full date and time for its Ubisoft Forward conference.
The fourteen titles featured in today's PlayStation State of Play broadcast might have leaked in advance.
Today, Bethesda Game Studios announced that Fallout 76 reached 20 million players who've entered Appalachia since the November 2018 launch. Last we heard, in late 2022, the game was up to 13.5 million players. The studio shared a brief video message in which Creative Director Jonathan Rush thanked fans alongside several other team members.
I've always found yellow paint useful, whether that be for knowing where I can park my car or helping me figure out the best way to traverse an environment in a video game, but as some players have a problem with this bright signpost the developers from Still Wakes the Deep wanted to set the record straight.