Latest articles, news and analysis in the Gaming category.
Nintendo’s third Nintendo Direct of 2026 is shaping up to be a Partner Showcase—a rare opportunity to see what third-party developers are bringing to the Switch 2 before any official confirmation. Here’s what we know so far.
Tired of the default yellow folder icons? A simple tweak lets you replace them with any image you want—no technical expertise required. This guide walks through the process step by step, from finding the right file to applying your new icon.
Retro Games Ltd. and PLAION REPLAI have released the THEQUICKSHOT II, a meticulously rebuilt joystick that recaptures the tactile precision of its 1980s predecessor—now with modern reliability and expanded functionality.
A new web-native version of Razer’s Synapse software arrives as a lightweight alternative, designed for esports setups where full installations aren’t practical. Here’s what it offers—and who it’s built for.
The digital storefront’s AI-generated promotional art has ignited a conversation about authenticity in gaming, with internal dissent and industry-wide skepticism over the tool’s role in creative work.
The company’s latest earnings reveal a deliberate shift toward high-value enterprise storage, but lingering questions about supply chain volatility and AI-driven demand could test SanDisk’s long-term strategy. Here’s what the numbers—and the gaps—tell us.
Nearly one-third of international game developers have canceled plans to attend GDC 2026 over fears of detention, discrimination, and legal risks tied to U.S. immigration and gender identity policies, with LGBTQ+ professionals showing the highest avoidance rates.
A new industry survey reveals 82% of U.S. game developers back unionization, while generative AI adoption remains contentious, with 64% of technical artists and designers viewing its impact as negative. Meanwhile, the Steam Deck and Nintendo Switch 2 emerge as the most compelling next-gen platforms...
A new survey reveals alarming job losses in the games industry, with 33% of U.S. professionals displaced in the past two years—while half of all respondents report layoffs at their current or former employers. Experts warn of a broken hiring pipeline and deepening instability.
A new survey reveals a stark divide: while 35% of game developers rely on generative AI tools daily, over half believe it’s eroding the soul of gaming. Policies are emerging, but the tension between efficiency and authenticity remains unresolved.
Ubisoft’s latest teaser drops a bombshell: Solid Snake will join Rainbow Six Siege* as a fully playable operator, blending Metal Gear* stealth with tactical shooter gameplay. The reveal arrives ahead of the February 15th Year 11 roadmap, raising questions about lore integration, gadget design, and h...
Square Enix has announced a 'new version' of Final Fantasy VII for Steam, but critical details—like what’s actually changing and when it arrives—remain frustratingly vague. Existing owners will get the update for free, but save files won’t carry over, and the original 2013 release will be renamed an...
After years of delays, failed projects, and a tumultuous history, Comcept—the studio founded by Mega Man legend Keifi Inafune—has been formally dissolved, marking the end of an era in indie gaming.
The Ryzen 7 9850X3D delivers record-breaking gaming performance with a 22% uplift in frame rates—but its $649 price tag and power demands force a reckoning: Is this AMD’s final masterstroke in CPU design, or a high-stakes gamble in a shrinking premium market?
The Corsair Galleon 100 SD combines a high-end gaming keyboard with a built-in Stream Deck, offering gamers and creators an all-in-one control hub. With 8,000 Hz polling, pre-lubed mechanical switches, and a full-color display, it redefines workflow—but at a premium price.
With RAM prices soaring and stock scarce, desperate buyers are turning to theft. Costco has now taken drastic measures to protect its inventory, pulling memory modules from public displays entirely. The move highlights how far the market has shifted—and how fragile supply chains remain.
A brief but brilliant demo has already sparked demand for this charming 2D puzzle adventure, where a sentient tree navigates a deserted lab with intuitive mechanics and a touch of whimsy. Release is expected in Q2 this year.
The *World of Warcraft: Midnight* expansion is a year-long content juggernaut, with **450 cumulative years** of player time spent in Housing’s beta alone. Yet behind the **AI-driven neighbor monitoring** and **six new world bosses** lies a critical question: Can Blizzard’s seasonal model avoid burno...
