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PC Gamer

Thing, is that you? Watch this disembodied AI robot hand 'walk' like a terrible spider from the depths of my nightmares

Ah, another thing to keep me awake at night.

Read articleSep 21, 2026
GameSpot

007 First Light Dev Says It Had “No Choice” But To Delay The Game’s Switch 2 Edition Again

IO Interactive recently delayed the Switch 2 edition of 007 First Light yet again, and now the studio's technical producer, Cristina Vega, has shared more details on why the company had "no choice" but to postpone it a second time. Speaking to Inven Global, Vega said the deal is "disappointing news for fans," but it was a decision "also made for their benefit." The game was originally due to arrive alongside the other versions in May 2026, but IO pushed the game to Summer 2026, and now again to

Read articleSep 21, 2026
Gematsu

Cronos: The New Dawn story DLC ‘Cronos: Lazarus’ gameplay presentation – ‘Fight Like a Pathfinder’

Bloober Team has released a four-minute gameplay presentation for Cronos: The New Dawn story downloadable …

Read articleSep 21, 2026
GameSpot

Sony Turned The DualSense Into Live, Laugh, Love For Lisa’s New PS5 Controller

Last year, Sony announced that it was partnering with Blackpink member and actor Lisa to promote the PlayStation 5, and that collaboration has resulted in an interesting spin on the PS5 DualSense controller. While previous limited-edition controllers for games like Marvel's Wolverine, Marathon, and GTA 6 have used bold, striking designs to capture eyeballs, the Lisa Limited Edition is something else entirely. See for yourself: While it might look like the Live, Laugh, Love of DualSense controlle

Read articleSep 21, 2026
Rock Paper Shotgun

The Steam Frame’s first post-launch update speeds up charging and ungarbles a mic bug

Having launched though the same system of reservations and waitlists as the Steam Machine, the Steam Frame is still navigating that inscrutable void betixt "on sale" and "actually out." Nevertheless, it’s had its first software update, SteamOS 0.3.0, which brings – among other technical tidbits – a microphone bug fix, smoother controller tracking, and "substantially faster" charging to the VR headset. Yeah, nice one Valve. Would have been useful to have that last one when reviewing the thing on

Read articleSep 21, 2026
GameSpot

How Many Resident Evil Games Fit In The Popcorn Bucket? Now We Know

In the realm of gaming memorabilia, novelty items often serve as little more than dust collectors once the hype fades. However, Capcom's first aid kit popcorn bucket, launched as a collectible for the release of the Resident Evil movie, might actually be more practical than it first appears. Instagram user pokicourtney has discovered the ultimate purpose for the green bag--storing physical copies of games from the Resident Evil franchise. The popcorn bucket manages to hold a surprisingly dense a

Read articleSep 21, 2026
PC Gamer

WoW: Forever mentally broke me with a boulder

One must imagine a WoW player happy.

Read articleSep 21, 2026
Eurogamer

Microsoft patents idea for in-game PC and Xbox adverts shown during downtime "trigger events"

Microsoft has filed a patent for a system that allows PC and Xbox games to serve advertisements during game sessions, seemingly without disrupting gameplay. Read more

Read articleSep 21, 2026
PC Gamer

I remember when Jensen Huang used to sell me GPUs, now he's out there having to deny that AI will cause 'the end of the world'

And I still can't find a 50-series card at MSRP.

Read articleSep 21, 2026
Gematsu

DualSense Wireless Controller – LISA Limited Edition announced alongside new merchandise

Sony Interactive Entertainment has announced a DualSense Wireless Controller – LISA Limited Edition, as well …

Read articleSep 21, 2026
PC Gamer

Steam Frame's odd charging behaviour gets patched: cuts recharge times in half in some instances

I choose to believe I had an infinitesimally minor role in making this happen.

Read articleSep 21, 2026
PC Gamer

Full unicorn vomit, or stealthed-out mean machine? I want to know how much RGB festoons your gaming PC, please and thank you

For my personal records, you understand.

Read articleSep 21, 2026
Rock Paper Shotgun

This week in PC games: Control: Resonant, Silent Hill: Townfall, and the history of Western philosophy as a pinball table

Hello all! Welcome to another week of feeding the Maw, the gluttonous cosmic sinkhole we must keep topped up with videogame news, lest it expand and masticate the entire universe. We're up against it this week, because no less than two RPS writers are taking holiday, leaving the Maw's thousand-ton dumbwaiters and condiment howitzers dangerously understaffed. Senior staff writer Mark is off on Friday - I can already hear the lamentation of various spouses in his on-going game of Crusader Kings 3.

Read articleSep 21, 2026
PC Gamer

The brave adventurers of WoW: Forever are all called things like Take Meds and Skonch Prime

Plus other assorted names that might actually get you banned.

Read articleSep 21, 2026
PC Gamer

I tried to make a jpg bigger than mathematically possible out of an entire year's worth of PC Gamer magazine pages

I used all the issues from 2004; can you tell what it is yet?

Read articleSep 21, 2026
GameSpot

Hideo Kojima Says Sony Dropping Physint Was A Serious Blow, But There’s No Bad Blood

Sony's announcement that it would no longer publish Physint for PlayStation came as a shock, especially to the game's director, Hideo Kojima. While Xbox has since stepped in to save the project, there was still plenty of speculation as to why Sony was passing on it, with some people claiming that Kojima had begun to miss deadlines and was going over budget on his Metal Gear Solid spiritual successor. In a new interview, Kojima has revealed more details about the project and how Sony delivered th

Read articleSep 21, 2026
Rock Paper Shotgun

Ahead of GTA 6, Rockstar warn modders against making unofficial main story expansions, unauthorised ports and mods that combine GTA maps

There still might not yet be a release date for GTA 6's PC port, but Rockstar appear to be preparing for the massive uptick in mods for their games that'll inevitably accompany it. In new modding guidelines posted this month, the studio have expressly warned against a bunch of things modders could do, including building on established storylines from the base game, pulling over bits of older GTAs, and porting the game to platforms it's not hit yet. Read more

Read articleSep 21, 2026
Eurogamer

Zach Cregger's quirky Resident Evil film proves sceptics wrong with series-best opening weekend

Zach Cregger's quirky new Resident Evil film is a big success, recording the best opening weekend for a Resident Evil film ever. Read more

Read articleSep 21, 2026
PC Gamer

WoW devs surprised to find pure liquid nostalgia is popular

"Betas for WoW aren't usually huge meter movers."

Read articleSep 21, 2026
GameSpot

Resident Evil Movie Beats Box Office Expectations With $108 Million Opening

The box office tallies for Resident Evil are in, and as expected, the new Zach Cregger-directed movie has been a big hit on its opening weekend. In North America, the film made $60 million, and globally, it brought in $48.3 million. That makes for a combined total of $108.3 million. That exceeds the original prediction of between $40 million and $50 million by a comfortable margin. How does that current box office tally stack up to previous live-action Resident Evil movies? https://youtu.be/KGla

Read articleSep 21, 2026

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