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Shiny Entertainment was a growing superpower in the 90s. Earthworm Jim put them on the map, and MDK became a PC staple, often mentioned in the same breath as Quake. After MDK and the criminally overlooked Wild 9, Shiny began developing Messiah, a surrealist action game that boasted experimental dynamic real-time tessellation. They effectively invented…

PlayStation has sneaked in a nifty little update to celebrate the launch of Insomniac Games’ PS5 exclusive Marvel’s Wolverine. Yesterday, Sony Interactive Entertainment pushed out an update to the PS App that changes its trademark blue icon to a Wolverine-themed one.

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Blizzard has announced Diablo V at BlizzCon 2026, confirming a new sequel to the long-running RPG franchise only three years after the last game was released.

When the PlayStation 5 Pro initially launched, the console was priced at $699. However, due to the ongoing RAM shortage that has made numerous gadgets more expensive, the console is now selling for $900. Is the PS5 Pro worth that price? That depends on what you are expecting out of the console. But the PS5…

For no clear reason beyond cosmic coincidence, mods—you know, the ones hyper-dedicated nerds (complimentary) create mostly for PC games—have broken containment this week. Twice.

Alongside the ongoing Zelda Ocarina of Time pre-order deal, the massive Nintendo Customer Appreciation sale is now live. It might not be loaded with new Switch 2 games the way many folks would have hoped, but there are still a giant collection of Switch titles on sale starting from $7, including a host of first-party…

It was quite a pleasant surprise to learn that Stellar Blade was coming to Nintendo Switch 2 this year. While Stellar Blade Complete Edition’s November 5, 2026 launch would likely be enough on its own to get fans lining up, there’s something new to consider: a collaboration with fellow femme fatale Bayonetta. The collaboration was…

TL;DR: Saber Interactive says it no longer does substantive game development in North America, instead running most development from studios in countries like Serbia, Armenia, Spain, Sweden and Australia. Voice: DefaultSpeed 0:00 / 2:04 Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio.

Last year, we were treated to a Super Mario Bros. bonanza to celebrate its 40th anniversary. This year, we had a first: a special Direct celebrating 40 years of The Legend of Zelda, followed the next day by a standard Nintendo Direct. This allowed more time to showcase over 55 games, updates, and Switch 2…