Completing Arc Raiders trials is a great way to get some free loot, as well as to show your skill for the rest of Speranza to see.
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Same, little HDD. Same.
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Apple's WWDC saw the company look to tidy up its existing work and make AI useful rather than throw a thousand eye-catching features at users.
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Few games have a history as turbulent as that of 1666: Amsterdam. This is the project Patrice Désilets - the founding director of the Assassin's Creed series - fought Ubisoft for. It was the project that was in development there in some form 13 years ago, until Ubisoft decided to shelve 1666 - as it was known then - and suspend Désilets, prompting a legal battle that he eventually won three years later. Désilets has wanted to make this game for a long time.
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After all, the hardware inside your phone is rather wasted, so let's stick it in something better.
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In an interview, Apple's SVP of engineering explains how the new Siri wasn't designed to be sycophantic.
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Eets was the first game made by Don't Starve developer Klei Entertainment, which just got updated for their 20th anniversary along with a Native Linux version
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Mike Flanagan's 8-part miniseries follows some of the most deplorable people you'll ever meet. It's the perfect binge-watch.
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Audible last month launched a connected subscription that lets members stream nearly 700 premium podcast titles directly within Apple Podcasts, available across 135 countries. The integration gives Audible members ad-free access to an expansive catalog of Audible Originals spanning true crime, investigative journalism, celebrity-led audio dramas, and personal growth categories. Titles available at launch include award-winning series like Dr. Death, American Scandal, Business Wars, Dying for Sex,...
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I like a factory simulation that fervently embraces the basic evilness of factory sims, these games about wrapping a smoking, clanking straitjacket around a realm of organic colours and unsuspecting resource deposits. Or in the case of Asema, around the wonders of the interstellar abyss, and whatever life it contains. "You are old, one of many," goeth the blurb. "There may be an infinite amount of your kind in the cosmos, older than stellar dust. But for you, the only space that matters is the o...
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There's a lotta games to be hyped for, but these have our utmost attention.
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Google sued a Chinese cybercrime network for using its Gemini AI in a 'massive' scam operation.
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How to climb the Ascensions as Slay the Spire's silent rogue.
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Release may be soon, but pricing still remains a mystery.
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I'm running a NAS and loving it.
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Xbox CSO Matthew Ball has clarified comments regarding the use of ads, stating he doesn’t believe in “interrupting the gameplay experience.”
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The main politician behind the Californian bill backed by the Stop Killing Games campaign that's currently making its way through the state's legislature has admitted that ensuring it's enforced likely won't be a walk in the park. Still, Assemblymember Chris Ward is hoping that if passed, the bill - which would see publishers shutting down servers for online games forced to provide full refunds or a version of the game players can keep on playing independently of said servers as part of the proc...
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Crylat Wars. If you've played the Star Fox demo on Switch 2, then you'll know that it's an absolute visual feast, updating the N64 original to a degree we simply never thought possible (ball's in your court now, Ocarina). One person who's been open about how much the update has impacted him is none other than Takaya Imamura, the art director for Star Fox 64 and the developer largely responsible for the series' overall presentation.
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Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis made headlines last week not just for its release date trailer, but also for the developers' use of AI during the game's creation.
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Sega is hiring up for the Sonic Team, just as the series is celebrating its 35th anniversary.
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Senators Cruz and Wyden have introduced the JAWBONE Act to fight government censorship while arguing over who's censoring who.
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You must play Switch for "50 hours or more". Nintendo's Japanese branch has announced it's placed new purchase requirements on the Switch 2, after discovering "multiple orders" suspected of scalping consoles. The notice specifically highlights the Switch 2 "multi-language" model sold in Japan. To purchase one of these units, customers will now be required to have "50 hours or more" of play time on the original Switch (as of the end of May 2026) before they can purchase this new unit.
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Improving game stability and more. Following the arrival of Indiana Jones and the Great Circle on the Switch 2 last month, MachineGames has now rolled out a new update. If you have encountered any bugs, Update 8 Hotfix 1 might help. It comes loaded with bug fixes specifically addressing some problems with the Switch 2 version, and improving the overall stability of the title.
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Get ready for Nintendo Switch Sports Resort. Wuhu Island is back later this year in Nintendo Switch Sports Resort, and to get everyone ready, Nintendo has today added the original Wii Sports Resort soundtrack to Nintendo Music. This soundtrack contains a total of 99 tracks and has a run time of 1 hour and 37 minutes. To listen to this album, you'll need to have an active Switch Online subscription and access to Nintendo Music via the official app or web browser.
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Sorry, GameCube fans. Resident Evil Code: Veronica is getting a remake for the Switch 2 next year, and it's already led to questions about the possibility of the GameCube version Resident Evil Code: Veronica X being revived for the 'Nintendo Classics' Switch Online + Expansion Pack service. Unfortunately, at least right now, there are "no plans for that". This was noted by Capcom producer Yoshiaki Hirabayashi during a private Q&A session last week.
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British comedian Tim Key is paid £50 per year by Taskmaster to do "literally nothing" according to the show's hosts, Greg Davies and Alex Horne.
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Different, but not necessarily better.
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10 years after the first game, Brigador Killers is mixing things up.
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The 1996 game's legacy overshadows what actually made it so distinct 30 years ago.
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Apple was rumored to be working on an AI health service, but it was scrapped well before the iOS 27 beta came out. It could resurface in the future, but for now, there are a handful of health and fitness changes in the update. Design Apple redesigned the Browse section of the Health app, and it now uses a card-style interface instead of a list. It is more colorful and easier to see the different categories. The app also has a single bottom navigation bar that incorporates a search/browse button,...
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How very Dune.
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Lord and Miller are producing 24 Jump Street, the sequel to 22 Jump Street, with Jonah Hill, Channing Tatum and Ice Cube in talks to return.
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Apple software engineering chief Craig Federighi and marketing chief Greg Joswiak sat down for an interview with Mostly Human after during WWDC, discussing the iOS 27 Siri changes, Apple's take on AI, new child safety protections, and more. Apple set out to deliver an AI utility, not an AI companion. When asked whether users could create an AI boyfriend or girlfriend with the new Siri, Federighi said absolutely not. Siri is meant to help, and Apple didn't want to focus on engagement like other...
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It's been a big week for RuneScape: Dragonwilds! The survival game spinoff of the MMO classic had its 1.0 release date confirmed at Geoff's Night of Shiny Ads, and now Jagex have another release date to hand over. This one's for Umbral Sands, the game's next big update that takes it to an incredibly hot looking desert.
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