Farsiders: Magic and Technology Clash this Fall on PC and Console
Get ready for the exciting world of Farsiders – a top-down hack-and-slash game that blends magic and technology. But can it live up to the hype?
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Capcom cracks down on racial slurs used in SF6
Street Fighter 6 has burst onto the scene with incredible momentum, quickly becoming one of
Nintendo shadow drops firmware update to stop 3DS modding
Nintendo’s relentless fight against emulation has led to controversial tactics, but fans remain resilient. Patch 11.17.0-50 aims to disrupt 3DS emulation, but the battle is far from over. Will Nintendo ever embrace their fanbase and find a permanent solution?
This ActivisionBlizzard deal is Xbox last chance to compete with Sony and Nintendo
Discover how Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision/Blizzard could revolutionize the gaming industry, reshape the console wars, and redefine the future of Xbox.
#RushdownReview: #GodofRock
Today, we’re talking about God of Rock, the new rhythm-fighting game hybrid that’s got the
Skautfold: Usurper – The New Indie Metroidvania coming to consoles
Discover Skautfold: Usurper, the new indie Metroidvania game inspired by Soma Cruz, featuring unique familiars and fluid movement.
Street Fighter 6 Beta Crack Sparks Controversy Among Competitive Players
Street Fighter 6 is a highly anticipated game in the fighting game community, with fans
The eSports Bubble Has Finally Popped: Why This Isn’t Necessarily a Bad Thing
The world of eSports is going through a seismic shift. For years, the industry has
This TikTok Bill could also ban Genshin Impact & Project L in the US
If you’re one of those people who think that politics doesn’t affect you, then it’s
The Demise of #E3: A bleak future ahead
This article explores the state of E3 after its cancellation in 2022 and the recent decisions of several major game publishers to skip this year’s event. With the future of the convention in question, the article examines the reasons why E3’s relevance has declined and what this means for the gaming industry. Could this be the end of E3 as we know it?