GematsuZenless Zone Zero version 3.2 update ‘Their Secret Histories’ launches September 9
The version 3.2 update for Zenless Zone Zero, dubbed “Their Secret Histories,” will launch on …
GematsuThe version 3.2 update for Zenless Zone Zero, dubbed “Their Secret Histories,” will launch on …
GematsuPublisher Sony Interactive Entertainment and developer Insomniac Games have released a new trailer for Marvel’s …
GematsuSony Music Entertainment Japan will acquire a 23.29 percent stake in Puzzle & Dragons developer …
PC GamerWhy can't this kind of thing ever happen to me?
Rock Paper ShotgunUpdate 28/8: Valve appear to have taken action, changing the game's rating - the storepage can now be accessed in the UK. "It looks like Steam re-reviewed Future? No Thanks! and removed the 'frequent nudity or adult content' reverting the Germany geo-ban and the age verification by credit card in the UK," Paolo Perdicini writes on Bluesky. "It officially has only 'some nudity or adult content' as every good game should." Read more
PC GamerCareful when you're in Leonida, it's on sight.
EurogamerSaber Interactive made headlines recently when its boss had an ugly spat with a former employee about the company's use of gen-AI in taxi game Rideshare Stimulator. Matthew Karch, Saber's co-founder and CEO, since apologised, and made sure Rideshare got proper AI disclosure labels on Steam. But a larger question mark over Saber's approach to gen-AI remained. Read more
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PC GamerNvidia might also be doing the smart thing a rebranding the whole DLSS 5 pitch as DLSS Neural Rendering
Rock Paper ShotgunNvidia's DLSS 5 neural rendering tech, AKA the AI filter which was widely criticised upon reveal earlier this year for creepily yassifying a bunch of game characters' faces, is reportedly up and running prior to its planned release later this year. The folks to thank or blame for this are modders, who've found the files needed to get the tech's neural rendering working in Control. Read more
EurogamerI'm still early days on Star Wars Zero Company, but I think I'm in love. And this is kind of expected and also kind of strange. It's kind of expected because this is XCOM: Star Wars at first glance, and jeepers I love XCOM. I love moving my little units around, pondering when to advance and when to hang back, and I even love missing a shot that surely was almost a dead cert. Read more
Rock Paper ShotgunBeing a pope is a stressful job. That's true today, but imagine heading up the Roman Catholic Church in the 11th century. Back then, the leader of the Catholic Church didn't have access to a bubble car or a social media team. The good news is, when Crusader Kings 3's next expansion, By God Alone, launches at the end of September, I know how to help my pope relax after a long day: polyamory. Read more
GematsuPublisher Shueisha Games and Akihabara-based developer MicroSimulation have announced CONQUISTA: Tide of Wills, a colony …
GematsuRockstar Games has released “Grand Theft Auto VI: An Extended Look,” a 27-minute first look …
PC GamerWatch 26 minutes of new Grand Theft Auto 6 footage.
GematsuSoulslike action RPG FOUNTAINS will launch for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and Switch on September …
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Rock Paper ShotgunIt's finally here! The preview for that extended look at a crime sim currently without a PC release date! GTA 6, or in the immortal words of Jack Nance, "Grand Theft Auto" [6]. After a long drought of anything actual concrete, we've now been flooded with details, like how it's up to you as to whether protagonists Lucia and Jason stay together or not. But as it turns out, there's some changes coming to the series' namesake: stealing cars. Read more
EurogamerAs part of its massive GTA 6 info blowout, Rockstar has been talking sizes - both of the map kind and length kind - confirming its latest open-world epic unfolds across a world that's twice as big as that of GTA 5, and should take around 80 hours to complete. Read more
GameSpotIn Rockstar Games' Grand Theft Auto franchise, players have been able to walk the streets while armed to the teeth without attracting attention from the non-player characters populating the world. However, the NPCs in Grand Theft Auto 6 will be considerably more preceptive than their counterparts in the earlier games. And that means packing weapons in public is going to come at a price. According to a GTA 6 preview in The New York Times, "a player in this one cannot whip out a shotgun or a rocke