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Legendary former Nintendo designer Takaya Imamura helped create Star Fox and F-Zero across his 32-year career at the company, but he almost worked at an entirely different Japanese studio.
AMD's Amuse 2.1 AI suite now receives support for Flux.1 Model, adding various optimizations for Radeon GPUs & Ryzen APUs.
Just over a year after Harry Potter: Magic Awakened launched internationally, publisher Warner Bros has announced that the game will be shut down in the Americas, Europe, and Oceania in October.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 had its big multiplayer reveal today, and among all the other details one thing stood out - we're getting a whole lot of Nuketown without actually getting any Nuketown.
The early access period for Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 is approaching. To get fans excited, the CODNEXT showcase is currently taking place in Washington, D.C. In this showcase, they are giving content creators the chance to try out the multiplayer aspects of the game and showcase them live on stream, while the devs discuss some of the main features appearing in the new game. Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 plans to feature carry-forward content first introduced in Modern Warfare 3.
World of Warcraft: The War Within is well and truly out now, but it's technically been playable since August 22 via the pricier edition that came with early access. As the rest of the MMO's community piled into an expansion that many players, including our friends at PC Gamer, really seem to like, Blizzard announced a change to the early game experience that would make the new level grind a bit slower, and while you can reasonably argue that the change is a healthy one, the post-early access timing of it hasn't gone down swimmingly.
Discord's activity tracking option, which displays the game you're currently running under your name, got an upgrade in the latest patch. Well, it's an upgrade if you don't mind your friends knowing that you've just spent 20 hours in Runescape, or that you've logged in to Final Fantasy 14 every day for the past month. It's not an upgrade if you'd rather keep your gaming habits between you and the vast, non-judgmental universe.
Bungie announced in March that its upcoming Marathon reboot had a new game director: Joe Ziegler, the former director of Riot's online shooter Valorant, who joined Bungie in 2022. Ziegler took over from Christopher Barrett, well known among Bungie fans as a designer and director on the Halo and Destiny games who'd been with the studio for nearly 25 years. A reason for Barrett's surprise departure wasn't provided, but a new Bloomberg report says he was fired following an investigation into multiple complaints about inappropriate workplace behavior.