Keep an eye on your spots.
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"It's not that we don't care about PC."
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Apple Intelligence has been approved by Chinese regulators, opening the door for the AI system to reach iPhones in the country for the first time. Reuters reports that China's Cyberspace Administration registered Apple's on-device generative AI service this week, putting it on a list of newly cleared providers that also includes homegrown systems from Chinese phone makers. An unnamed source told the outlet that Apple's AI features in the country will draw on models from both Baidu and Alibaba. I...
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The rumoured Resident Evil 1 Remake is back in the news again, thanks to new information from a longtime insider. Dusk Golem, a noted horror game and Resident Evil leaker, shared an update on their social media about the state of the project.
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Ready or not. Pokémon Pokopia is back with another event, this time starring the dark-type Pokémon Zorua. Kicking off on 19th July at 5am and ending on 27th July at 4:59am local time, you're invited to play hide and seek with Zorua to win in-game prizes, including a new trophy. There doesn't, however, appear to be any new Pokémon being added this time around.
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During an appearance on UK morning show BBC Breakfast, Online Safety Minister Kanishka Narayan announced that VPNs will remain as they are.
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Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced features plenty of skirmishes on enemy ships, and nothing is better than kicking enemies overboard during them.
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Withings' new $600 bathroom scale promising clinical-grade monitoring is finally available to buy.
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Third-party app stores are coming to Android on July 22.
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Still a decent haul of dubloons.
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Home to leading manufacturers, robotics pioneers and infrastructure builders, Japan is one of the world’s centers of AI — building across the full stack with NVIDIA technologies. NVIDIA and its partners in Japan are this week showcasing the AI ecosystem’s latest advancements. Check back here for updates. NVIDIA and SEGA Celebrate 30 Years of...
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A fresh report has shed light on what played out behind the scenes last week as Microsoft laid off around 1600 people and parted ways with a number of studios. While news of the various affects the cuts have had on specific studios still under the Xbox banner since that pint, the report also paints a damning picture of the effect these layoffs and the ones which still loom have had on the mindset of remaining workers, with unclear goals having contributed to a situation whereby staff feel they'r...
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Squish, squish, squish.
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GOG has assured customers that they can download offline installers to save games of any purchases made on the storefront to physical discs.
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DC and Penguin Random House Audio partner to release a full-cast audiobook adaptation of Tom King and Bilquis Evely's Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow.
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High Life is a slow-burn space story that portrays black holes with impressive accuracy.
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Today, July 15th, unionised Microsoft workers are set to hold a series of co-ordinated rallies outside the offices of Xbox-owned studios, in protest of the mass layoffs the company set in motion last week. According to the Communications Workers of America union (CWA), over 400 union-represented jobs across Bethesda Game Studios, ZeniMax, and id Software are being cut. In solidarity with the union marches, modders continue to fill Bethesda games with union logos. Skyrim was the first and Fallout...
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A new report on the Japanese Online game industry has shown that 100 percent of polled developers are currently using generative AI.
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Dear Passengers could be the next huge "friendslop" hit, one where you and friends become the crew of the world's worst airline
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Blowhogging it all. Nintendo has expanded its collaboration with Hot Topic, revealing a new set of Pikmin merchandise including t-shirts, hoodies, a bag, a coin purse, and a cap. Available for pre-order on Hot Topic now (sorry, no international shipping on pre-orders – you might have to wait until they're released properly), delivery is scheduled to commence toward the end of the month. Prices range from $19.90 to $59.90 depending on what you're after, but honestly, we want to whole lot.
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Starlink's latest V5 residential dish doesn't boost data speeds but offers several improvements.
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OpenAI wants its first AI device to feel like the physical manifestation of ChatGPT, Bloomberg says.
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Battlefield Studios has released our first look at Season 4 in Battlefield 6. This new trailer arrives a week ahead of Season 4's launch on 21st July, and shows plenty to be excited about.
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Time to cosy up with a friend with some fab co-op games available in the Squad Goals Humble Bundle
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The Crunchyroll Store will only be available to Ultimate and Mega Fan subscription tiers, starting this summer.
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Valve discontinued the last Steam Deck LCD model late in 2025, and it appears spare parts are going to become rare for it
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Valve continue to roll out changes to improve the user experience on the new Steam Machine, which now has a "Great on Machine" section in the Steam Library
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It launches the same day as all the other versions!
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The free update drops in August!
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You knew it was gonna happen...
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It's now an independent developer. South of Midnight developer Compulsion Games was one of the teams let go during Xbox's recent layoffs, and now, just a week later, it's put out the call for collaborations with other studios. In a message on its official LinkedIn page, the Montreal-based developer announced it's expanding its "opportunities to collaborate with studios from across the entertainment industry" as it returns to its roots as an independent development team. Here's the message in ful...
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"From the bottom of our grinning hearts, thank you". Following a 40fps mode update last week, the new noir-style cartoon detective FPS Mouse: P.I. For Hire has now hit a major milestone. Fumi and PlaySide have revealed the title has officially surpassed one million players since arriving on the Switch 2 and multiple other platforms in April 2026. Here's the official confirmation, along with a thank you and some custom artwork:
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Simultaneous release confirmed. Last month, Konami announced Castlevania: Belmont's Curse would be launching on multiple platforms on 15th October 2026. There was no sign of the Switch logo in this release date trailer, but it's now been confirmed the Nintendo version will be arriving at the same time as other platforms. Here's the official announcement from Konami's Japanese Castlevania social media account:
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The blockbuster veteran said last year he might not make another game.
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For making boots, bows, and beams.
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