Final Fantasy 14 wraps up 10-year anniversary celebrations with a whopping 14-hour stream featuring Yoshi-P
Square Enix plans to celebrate Final Fantasy 14's next milestone birthday with a massive 14-hour livestream.
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Asus ZenBook Duo (2024)
Laptops, eh? We all know what they are. L-shaped things that open like an oyster to reveal the pearl of PC gaming (or just a web browser) within. Asus seems to have decided this isn't good enough, and has attempted to shake up the tired and complacent laptop world with a portable PC that has two screens, and impressive specs to go along with them (though no gaming GPU). And do you know what? It's excellent.
Ambitious indie RPG Unforetold: Witchstone is halting development and laying off staff
Unforetold: Witchstone showed a lot of promise when it launched into early access in January, but much of that potential was buried under jank: It's «damn impressive» when it works, Fraser Brown wrote back in February, but in its pre-1.0 state, much of it «is undone by bugs and wonky systems.»
Final Fantasy 14’s full release on Xbox is coming this month
Microsoft has announced Final Fantasy 14 will be released on Xbox Series X/S on March 21.
Final Fantasy 14 fans found Endwalker's end-game weapon grind "too easy," but don't expect Dawntrail to return to A Realm Reborn levels of MMO grind
The team behind Final Fantasy 14 knows many of the MMO's faithfuls found Endwalker's end-game weapon quest "too easy."
Helldivers 2 studio is not getting acquired by Sony, confirms Arrowhead CEO
Rumours have been circulating about Arrowhead Game Studios, the team that brought us Helldivers 2, being acquired by Sony, with an announcement due sometime soon. Studio acquisitions are still all the rage, but it turns out this one is just nonsense. Johan Pilestedt, Arrowhead Game Studios CEO, shut down the claims in a reply on Twitter, stating «This is fake… unless I've missed something.»
Twitch will launch redesigned mobile app this year
Twitch will continue to improve its mobile experience this year, with a new mobile app on the way.
Elon Musk is Getting Sued for $128 Million
X Corp. CEO Elon Musk is being sued for $128 million dollars in a lawsuit that alleges several former Twitter executives are still due unpaid severances. Multiple lawsuits have been lobbed at the social media CEO in recent months, including Grimes suing Elon Musk in October of last year. With Musk's personal and professional decisions continuing to raise eyebrows, this new lawsuit has once again fueled discussion among audiences.