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Arc Systems brings its 2D fighting game flare to comic book legends

Katsuhiro Harada stated in 2017 that the "video of a man’s dog being headlocked by a kangaroo" prevented Roger Jr. from making it into Tekken 7

You might not want a PlayStation 6 in 2027, but that is probably Sony's best time to launch it

The messaging mess is in full swing

Why let scalpers get all the extra cash?

'The money is there, leadership is simply choosing where it goes and who pays'

Some of the same people behind Donkey Kong 64's popular randomizer are working on the upcoming N64 recompile

Studio Trigger is back with a new Night City story

The latest episode of House of the Dragon goes back to what the series is known for: sexual assaults that do nothing for plot or character development

The second movie in James Gunn’s DC Universe is off to a rough start

However, the company doesn't seem to be expecting a profit, either.

Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron Technology are being sued by seventeen plaintiffs in the California Northern District Court, who allege that the three tech manufacturers are colluding to artificially increase the price of RAM

'Our belief that great games are created by talented people working together with trust, curiosity, and respect owes much to the example Claude set every day'

The painted prop hunt game has escaped the digital space and entered the real one

Successful pre-orders are all over eBay for hugely inflated costs

Buy your novel-like, image-free, hallucinated guide to Alien: Isolation 2 today!

The Dreams in the Peacock House is a midsummer mishmash of lucid gaming

The freshly re-released version of Dead or Alive 6 features bugs that haven't been fixed since 2019, no rollback netcode, and forces players to repurchase some DLC they already own

Anachronox failed to garner attention in its day but has accrued a cult audience over its quarter century