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It's arriving in December and represents a festival of togetherness that enraptures families the world over. That's right: The PC Gaming Show is back, and it's bringing a hefty sack of videogame magic when it hits this December 5.
Destiny maker Bungie and toy manufacturer Nerf are investigating claims that the design for their recently revealed Ace of Spades Nerf gun directly copied elements from a fan design in 2015.
Xbox Series X|S owners should soon find socializing to be much easier thanks to a returning feature that hasn't been seen since the classic days of the Xbox 360. Following the shift to the Xbox One in 2013, many long-time users were disappointed that the console was ditching Friend Requests in favor of a Followers system that turned the device's multiplayer hub into something more akin to a social network. For over a decade, players have requested that Friend Requests be reintegrated and it seems that Microsoft has finally listened.
Microsoft is re-introducing Xbox friend requests over a decade after it scrapped the handy social feature.
Sony has announced a new PS5 system update that adds several new features, including one that allows you to customize part of your home screen.
Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 is off to a roaring start, but some players are unhappy about one particular point: The game's use of Epic Online Services, which enables cross-play and friends list synchronization between Epic and Steam. Space Marine 2 publisher Focus Entertainment clarified last week that players don't have to link their accounts to play the game, but more recently Epic told Eurogamer that crossplay support is a requirement for any multiplayer games being sold on its store.
Space Marine 2's brutal alien-decimating carnage is all that's filled my social media feeds for weeks, so it's not surprising that it's potentially the fastest-selling game that former id Software CEO Todd Hollenshead has worked on, who reckons it's beating heavy hitters such as Doom and Wolfenstein with a Chainsword like it's just another day on the job.
Bethesda officially launched The Elder Scrolls: Castles, its new Fallout Shelter-like mobile game, today, September 10. After a soft-launch earlier this year, and an even softer launch nearly a full year ago, the game is now available globally on iOS and Android.