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Dynasty Warriors 3: Complete Edition Remastered Review - Comfort Food With a New Coat of Paint
Koei Tecmo rebuilds the 2001 Musou classic in Unreal Engine 5 with Xtreme Legends and split-screen co-op included. Still a joy to mash through, still a 25-year-old game underneath. Score: 7/10.
Modern Warfare 4's DMZ lets you pay to spawn in a helicopter - and that's a problem for the rest of us
The new DMZ progression trailer shows paid infil options: jeeps, helicopters and more for players who can afford them, while everyone else walks in. Why that matters more than it sounds.
Switch 2 Game-Key Card spending is up 631% in the US - and I have mixed feelings
Circana data shared by analyst Mat Piscatella shows US spending on Switch 2 Game-Key Cards has jumped 631% this year - enough to lift total physical game spending by 5% even as every other physical format slipped. Great news for the shelf, with one big asterisk.
P.T. on PC is a real port, not an emulator - and it shames half the industry
A solo coder reverse-engineered the Fox Engine and shipped a native, open-source PC port of Kojima's delisted P.T. with DLSS, FSR, XeSS and ray tracing toggles. Rene on why a one-person hobby project beats a lot of paid ports.
Star Wars: Galactic Racer Review - The Burnout DNA Shows, and That's a Compliment
Fuse Games' anti-grav racer wraps genuinely great arcade handling in a roguelite tournament that punishes failure. Fast, gorgeous and occasionally cruel. Score: 8/10.
No, Xbox Cloud won't be your backdoor to GTA 6 on PC - and that was never a realistic plan here anyway
A report claimed Xbox had locked up exclusive streaming rights for GTA 6, which would have let PC players stream it through Xbox Cloud. Xbox says that's misreporting. For players in our region, the story was a long shot from the start.
Switch Sports Resort previews are in, and Wuhu Island sounds like home again
The final hands-on previews for Nintendo Switch Sports Resort have landed ahead of its 22 October launch on Switch 2, and the mood is warmly positive. Ana on why this is the one she's been quietly waiting for.
Deadlock just hit 228,000 players and Valve still won't call it a game
The City Never Sleeps update rebuilt Deadlock's map around a haunted New York, swapped neutral camps for Haunts and pushed the unreleased shooter-MOBA past its 2024 record. The spooky coat of paint is the headline; the meta reset underneath is the real story.
Gears of War: E-Day Review: A Strong Return, Not a Reinvention
The Coalition's prequel is the best-received Gears in fifteen years, with combat almost everyone praises and a formula almost nobody says has changed. A confident comeback that plays it safe. Score: 8/10.
Hello, Peach! and Hello, Luigi! are here, and toddlers are about to pull some faces
Nintendo has added two free apps to its little-kid-friendly My Mario line. Peach and Luigi join Mario and Yoshi on Switch and Switch 2 for peekaboo and face-stretching with the smallest players in the house.
Supermassive loses more than 70 people, and the couch-horror studio keeps shrinking
More than 70 staff appear to have left Supermassive Games this week, the third round of cuts in three years. A bad sign for the kind of one-copy, full-room horror many of us love.
Motion Blur vs Chromatic Aberration: My Vote for the Worst Effect in Games
PC Gamer is letting readers pick the worst graphical effect in games, and the final is motion blur against chromatic aberration. One hurts my aim more. The other gets my vote.