Latest articles, news and analysis in the Gaming category.
Nintendo has officially confirmed a Partner Showcase Direct for February 5, marking its third major event of the year. Unlike past first-party reveals, this session will spotlight third-party games for both the Nintendo Switch and Switch 2, with expectations high for ports and indie titles.
Epic Games has openly acknowledged its launcher’s long-standing performance issues, with executives calling it 'clunky' and 'slow.' The company is now overhauling the software from the ground up, with a focus on speed and community features—but skeptics remain wary of another year of broken promises...
Two new hard drive technologies from Western Digital promise 4x throughput and flash-like speeds—but they’re designed for AI data centers, not consumer systems. Here’s what’s changing and why it might finally ease the memory crunch.
Eric Barone’s next game is taking its time, and that’s by design. The developer behind Stardew Valley* insists Haunted Chocolatier* won’t launch until he’s fully satisfied—even if it means waiting years. Here’s why the wait might be worth it.
A newly filed patent reveals Sony’s plan to turn video game characters into AI-generated podcast hosts, delivering in-game achievements, tips, and even ads—all voiced by NPCs. Critics question the novelty and ethical implications of automating voice acting at scale.
Gearbox’s *Borderlands 4* was once positioned as a showcase for Nintendo’s next-gen console, but its cancellation reveals deeper challenges in porting AAA titles to the Switch 2—raising questions about feasibility, priorities, and the future of third-party support on Nintendo’s hardware.
The X05Pro merges precision engineering with community-driven feedback, delivering a controller that prioritizes quiet operation, immersive haptics, and unmatched accuracy—now available in black, white, and a limited-edition Aurora Purple.
With *GTA VI* poised for a summer 2026 marketing blitz and *GTA V* crossing **225 million copies sold**, Rockstar faces both record-breaking revenue and internal labor disputes as the franchise’s next chapter unfolds. The studio’s aggressive pre-launch strategy signals a shift in how blockbuster gam...
A $20 billion debt and an industry divided over AI’s role in creativity have set the stage for EA’s bold experiment with Stability AI. But as tools become smarter, will artists stay in control—or will the algorithms dictate the art?
Bruce Nesmith, the architect behind Skyrim’s design, argues that the next Elder Scrolls* game should draw inspiration from Baldur’s Gate 3*—prioritizing dynamic worlds and choices that reshape the game. His insights suggest a shift toward deeper player agency, even as Bethesda grapples with balancin...
Google’s latest AI experiment, Project Genie, lets users generate 3D environments for $250 a month—but experts say it’s a long way from replacing human creativity in games. Here’s why the hype may not match reality.
The Epic Games Store finished 2025 as a dominant force in digital gaming, with $1.16 billion in player spending and a 57% increase in third-party game revenue. A closer look at its growth, developer incentives, and lingering challenges for users.
Amazon is offering Hisense’s QD7 mini-LED lineup across six sizes, with the 50-inch model priced under $300 and the 100-inch reaching $1,747.99. Only the 75-inch and larger models support 144Hz refresh rates for gaming.
GXTrust’s new Batman-inspired peripherals merge Gotham’s dark aesthetic with premium ergonomics and wireless connectivity, targeting both hardcore gamers and young fans.
The Epic Games Store has cemented its role as a major player in PC gaming, with third-party game sales reaching $400 million and monthly active users hitting 78 million in December 2025. Here’s how the platform stacked up against Steam and what’s next for its revamped launcher.
Hard drives aren’t dead—they’re evolving. WD’s roadmap reveals 800% speed boosts, 100TB capacities, and AI-optimized tech that could make HDDs the unsung heroes of next-gen data centers and consumer storage.
The Asus ROG Strix Scope II 96, a top-tier wireless gaming keyboard, has hit a record low of $129.99—making it the best deal ever for a device packed with premium features and near-flawless performance.
The new CA-2890GX blends immersive audio with customizable lighting, offering a compact yet powerful solution for desktops. Priced at $34.99, it targets gamers, students, and professionals seeking a clutter-free setup with vibrant visuals and clear sound.
