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A Reddit user's Steam Machine bricked itself after a firmware update, displaying a red line that signals GPU failure. The community has already christened it the 'red line of death.'
Frictional Games says Ontos is its biggest game ever. Now it needs another year to prove it.
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League's game director and associate design lead have spoken openly about how Warner Bros' spreadsheet-driven development nearly pushed them out of gaming entirely.
College Football 27 launched on PC and consoles on July 2, making it the first college football game available on the platform in over twenty years. PC players can finally tweak graphics settings and chase 120 FPS on the gridiron.
When Sony stops producing physical PlayStation discs in January 2028, we won't just lose a format. We'll lose every unpatched secret, alternate ending, and creepy lullaby that developers never meant for us to find.
Frictional Games' sci-fi mystery Ontos has been delayed from 2026 to 2027, adding to a pattern of slipping release windows that's turning next year's calendar into a traffic jam.
A report claiming Obsidian Entertainment was negotiating to avoid closure has been officially retracted. Bloomberg's Jason Schreier confirmed Xbox is keeping the studio.
Nintendo's music streaming app gets a small but perfectly timed update with seven tracks from Rhythm Heaven Groove, continuing a pattern of launch-day soundtrack drops.
The director of the Video Game History Foundation has publicly agreed that piracy is now the only functioning form of game preservation, after Sony announced it will stop producing PlayStation discs in 2028.
Capcom has pulled Onimusha: Way of the Sword's release forward by three weeks, shifting from September 25 to September 4. It's a rare move that sidesteps some brutal competition later in the month.
Over a decade since the last entry, Rhythm Heaven Groove has arrived on Switch to widespread critical praise, earning scores as high as 10/10 and a Metascore of 82.
Five years after Sony backed down from killing the PS3 and Vita storefronts, the company is pulling the plug again. This time, there's no fan campaign that's going to save them.
Battlefield Studios sent every player an in-game message celebrating a switch to in-game XP Booster timers, then yanked it back and called it an error. Sound familiar? It happened three weeks ago too.
Krabworks Game Studios dropped a new gameplay trailer for Hermit, a hardcore open-world RPG where your most important companion is a donkey carrying all your stuff.
Ted Gill was fired, reinstated by a judge, and has now voluntarily stepped down as Unknown Worlds CEO. Krafton will pay the entire studio even more than originally promised.
Matt Ryan allegedly faced legal threats from Ubisoft after accidentally leaking the Black Flag remake. Now the company has recreated the moment as a promotional video.
Sony co-invented the compact disc in the 1980s. Now it's pulling the plug on physical media for all new PlayStation games starting January 2028.
Microsoft is actively pushing Game Pass subscribers toward a $70 purchase for Modern Warfare 4, which won't join the service until Holiday 2027.
Knockout Tour launched with only eight routes and stayed that way for over a year. Update 1.7 finally adds two more, with Nintendo promising additional routes in future patches.
During a California Senate hearing on the Protect Our Games Act, the ESA's VP called Minecraft community servers illegal piracy. Mojang literally provides the download link on its website.
Fans reportedly sent cow dung and funeral flowers to Infold Games' offices over a fictional werewolf boyfriend. Now the studio has killed the character and vowed never to add another love interest.
Viktor Antonov, the artist behind City 17 and Dunwall, passed away in 2025. His final game is a soulslike FPS set in a dying, supernatural version of the American frontier.
The Cerebral Bore, one of the most disgustingly memorable weapons in FPS history, has been confirmed for Turok: Origins. And this time, you can upgrade it.
Monopoly: Star Wars Heroes vs. Villains is out now, and Chewbacca's ability to zip forward to the nearest enemy player can send him around the entire board twice in a single turn. He needs a ban.