Microsoft's new meta-achievement is rolling out to Xbox Insiders now, and it retroactively unlocks for games players have already finished — including Xbox 360 titles.
The follow-up keeps the $179.99 X2 on sale as Logitech bets customizable haptic clicks can win over skeptical gamers and Indian buyers alike.
The shake-up brings about 268 more layoffs, moves Sea of Thieves and Age of Empires to Activision, and reportedly puts Ninja Theory at risk.
A crowded release calendar, a packed PlayStation showcase, and a co-op boom are shaping the month — all before the industry's biggest launch arrives.
Zach Cregger's adaptation hits 97% on Rotten Tomatoes, a decades-long high for the genre, and revives the debate over game-to-film adaptations.
The new tool lets players turn physical game discs into digital licenses — an idea Microsoft first explored in 2011, before the Xbox One's always-online backlash nearly buried it.
The beta brings hidden ARM64 support, FEX emulation, and VKD3D-Proton 3.0, pointing to a broader Valve hardware push.
Nintendo's most ambitious tactical RPG yet embraces open-ended design, but an $80 price tag and a single save file are already fueling debate.
The Spanish audio-software firm pushes beyond PC and consoles with a tiny dongle that alters voices and fires soundboards on iOS and Android handsets.
Valve says it's still figuring out 'how and when' to ship a successor, as a memory shortage, a 40% price hike, and a reported sales collapse complicate the handheld's future.