Love tile-matching games and need something new to play that isn't full of micro-transactions? Petal Crash 2 is a safe bet here for you
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"I think they should try to keep the current generation as long as possible". Former PlayStation executive Shuhei Yoshida has been speaking about the current state of the home console market and feels that Nintendo and Sony should try to make this hardware generation last as long as possible. Speaking in an interview with The Verge (spotted by VGC), Yoshida was quizzed about Xbox's possible intention to adopt a new subscription-based business model to cover the consumer's cost for its next syste...
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SUPERHOT VR has another update out now, and should be a good one for those of you lucky enough to have a Steam Frame strapped to your face
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California enacts new laws aimed at companies using AI to initiate job cuts or monitor employees.
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Coming from one of the devs of the excellent tower-defense game Gnomes, ALLFATHER is a new brutal, first-person roguelike with precise, stamina-driven combat
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Valve's MOBA shooter Deadlock just had a massive upgrade with new visuals, new heroes, and lots more
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The bombs may fall for real before then.
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Several Apple services went down for maintenance on the afternoon of September 30. Only Apple TV remains inaccessible.
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Marcie, Patty, and Chuck could've been a dream team
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Nintendo shut down the service this week. If you weren't already aware, Nintendo has now officially shut down its free-to-play mobile game Mario Kart Tour. As highlighted by Mobilegamer.biz, market intelligence platform AppMagic has shared some lifetime data about the title, which launched on 25th September 2019.
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Nintendo announces monthly rotations. Nintendo rolled out its final Emerald Rush event for Donkey Kong Bananza in September, and if you never got around to it, or missed out on previous events, we've got some exciting news.
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Nintendo Switch 2 has a busy month ahead including Switch Sports Resort, Call of Duty, Resident Evil, Final Fantasy, and more.
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It's not much, but it's something. Nintendo released a major update for the Switch 2 earlier this month, bumping the system firmware up to Version 23.0.0. Now, it has rolled Version 23.0.1 at the end of the month to sort out some small issues where software might take longer than expected to perform an action. Below are both sets of patch notes, courtesy of Nintendo's official support page.
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How to watch NASA's Crew-13 launch
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The Lego PlayStation set officially releases on Oct. 1 and includes Gran Turismo and Ape Escape Easter eggs.
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Xbox owners are getting some bit games in October, including Gears of War: E-Day and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4.
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Launching in Japan alongside the new Legends: Z-A physical release. Pokémon Pokopia was the first Nintendo title released on a Game-Key Card, and while nothing is changing on this front, it's been announced an updated release is on the way to Japan.
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Oh!Ware on Steam slaps a little Slay the Spire onto a 5000-year-old game.
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Apple is working on a new smart home accessory that will serve as a hub for interacting with Siri AI, controlling HomeKit devices, watching videos, checking the calendar and the weather, and generally offering up useful information to everyone in the household. This guide aggregates everything that we know about Apple's smart home hub. Design Apple's smart home device will somewhat resemble an iPad, and it will have a display-focused design. It is expected to be square rather than rectangular, a...
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Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve features terrific multiplayer, but it's wrapped in a frustrating live-service package.
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Oli Welsh joins the Point It Out! crew to discuss Xbox CEO Asha Sharma's decision to gut the Halo team and move the Halo franchise to Activision.
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Apple's rumored smart home hub will have different faces users can choose from, some of which are similar to StandBy screens planned for the iPhone Duo. Leaker pdfu shared setup screens of the Photo Face said to be for Apple's upcoming home product. Based on the images, users can select from different photo collections, memories, or shared albums for the Photo Face, and those photos will be shown on the device's display. Photos are pulled from iCloud, so iCloud Photos needs to be turned on for i...
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Blizzard might have plans to bring long-requested classes to the spinoff MMO.
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So will Newt Gingrich, for some reason.
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The small digital camera combines software filters with tactile controls.
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Fire Emblem Fortune's Weave's story is a subtle but incisive piece of commentary about modern politics and the importance of history
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A new development update leaves us with more questions than answers.
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An ambitious fan game with hundreds of Eeveelutions might give players what Pokémon Winds and Waves won't
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Xbox CEO Asha Sharma responds to reports that Microsoft will spin off the gaming division amid layoffs, game cancellations, and Game Pass changes.
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I've got mixed feelings about the much-hyped KPop Demon Hunters Secret Lair, and you should too.
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Wizards of the Coast has announced its Secret Lair Corn Maze Superdrop, which features cards based on Marvel Zombies, Jim Henson's Labyrinth, and KPop Demon Hunters.
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Dylan's Sketchbook is full of Dylan's drawings of sets around Manhattan in Control Resonant. Here's where to find every sketch location.
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How do you choose to spend your time when two games you've been waiting for show up at once?
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Halo's ex-franchise director, Frank O'Connor, has given Activision a few pointers now that it's in charge of making the next Halo game with a "purpose-built team." Top of the list, hire some devs who were laid off from Bungie and Halo Studios.
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The free Apple Invites app for the iPhone was updated today with three new features: shared albums now support full-resolution photo sharing, Image Playground now lets you create photorealistic backgrounds for invites, and guests who need to verify their email can now tap a link in their inbox instead of entering a code. Released in February 2025, the Apple Invites app makes it easy to invite people to events, such as birthday parties and baby showers. The ability to create an event in the app r...
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