Latest articles, news and analysis in the Gaming category.
A new simulation strips away the glamour of astronaut life, replacing it with a labyrinth of systems and a terrifyingly realistic countdown to failure—unless you’re willing to master every switch, gauge, and checklist.
A new game flips the script on action titles by demanding players type weapon names and modifiers instead of pressing buttons—creating a surprisingly tense balance of speed and accuracy.
A French gaming union has called out Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot for what it describes as a ‘disconnect’ with employees, following a sweeping restructuring that canceled projects, delayed releases, and triggered a wave of internal unrest. With morale at ‘new lows’ and staff reporting emotional breakd...
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Apple’s updated AirTag now features the same Ultra Wideband chip as the iPhone 17 lineup, 50% farther Precision Finding range, and a speaker twice as loud—all while keeping its $29 price. But is it worth the upgrade?
Samsung has nearly doubled its DRAM prices in a single move, exposing a volatile memory market with no clear relief in sight. Analysts warn of further spikes as demand outpaces supply, leaving consumers and businesses facing steep costs for essential hardware upgrades.
A new prebuilt-style bundle merges AMD’s fastest Zen 5 gaming CPU with Cooler Master’s premium air cooler and V-Color’s 32GB OLED DDR5 RAM—all in a single box. Here’s what’s inside and why it matters for high-end builds.
AMD’s upcoming Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 is officially listed in internal documents—a 16-core monster with **192MB of 3D V-Cache**—but its real-world value remains murky. While it could excel in workstation tasks, gaming gains are questionable, and its $650+ price tag suggests a niche existence.
Rockstar’s long-awaited PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S upgrade for *Red Dead Redemption 2* remains in development—but not for another year or more. Here’s what’s known about the delay, its potential impact, and why fans may need to adjust expectations.
The post-apocalyptic roguelike *R.I.P. – Reincarnation Insurance Program* arrives in Early Access, blending *Diablo*-style loot hunting with endless reincarnation loops and deep gear customization—now available for €12.79 with a 10% launch discount.
A two-year partnership between ASUS Republic of Gamers and DRX will see the esports giant’s rosters equipped with ROG’s pro-grade peripherals, while players contribute directly to hardware development—marking a new era in competitive gaming gear.
The EU has confirmed 1.29 million verified signatures for the Stop Killing Games initiative—well above the one-million requirement—while organizers highlight an unusually low failure rate and caution against premature expectations.
A developer has ported *Doom* to the PineBuds Pro, an open-
The divide over in-game audio runs deeper than personal taste—it splits gamers into two camps: those who treat soundtracks as sacred artifacts and those who treat them as optional noise. While some players refuse to mute even the most abrasive tracks, others see game music as a disposable layer of t...
After two decades trapped on Xbox and Nintendo 64, *Banjo-Kazooie* now runs natively on Windows, Linux, and macOS—with ultrawide support, refined controls, and modding tools that redefine how a 23-year-old classic plays.
A London-based artist is reimagining gaming culture through ceramic—where each handcrafted piece bridges digital worlds and tactile tradition, creating heirlooms that feel as alive as the pixels they celebrate.
A landmark UK ruling declares that virtual currency in *Old School RuneScape*—including gold pieces worth hundreds of thousands of dollars—qualifies as stolen property. The case hinges on whether in-game assets can be legally protected, and the answer may reshape how digital theft is prosecuted.
A test of memory and gaming lore awaits—match these infamous dungeons to their games. Spoiler: Some will leave even veterans scratching their heads.
