Subscribe to Updates
Get the latest creative news from FooBar about art, design and business.
Browsing: Gaming
Xbox has no plans to leave Steam, but Microsoft is expanding its PC gaming ecosystem through the Xbox app, Battle.net, Play Anywhere, and launcher integrations.
PlayStation 5 emulation on PC is still in its infancy, but looking at the blazingly fast progress PlayStation 4 emulation made with the ShadPS4 emulator, there’s a very good chance it won’t be long until console exclusives like Bluepoint Games’Demon’s Souls remake will reach a playable state. And looking at the recent progress of both…
Regardless of being an existing gaming rig owner or someone new to the hobby, building a PC today is practically alien compared to the last 20 years. The four- to five-year cycle of replacing components to keep up with the latest graphical prowess is dead, thanks to chip manufacturers prioritizing AI data centers and their…
Xbox consoles in the UK and Europe will increase from between £130/€150 and £170/€200 following worldwide price hikes announced in late June.
According to an alleged leaked email, Xbox’s disc-to-digital program is coming this month
Shigeru Miyamoto, the legendary Nintendo executive and one of the most influential creators shaping the video game industry through mascots and characters such as Mario, Zelda, Donkey Kong, Star Fox, and more, discussed the reason why the Nintendo DS and Nintendo Wii became Nintendo’s next consoles for the seventh generation. According to Miyamoto, the decision…
Sony Says PS5 Will Still Be More Affordable Than Gaming PCs and Different Enough, Even Without Discs
Sony says the PS5 will remain more affordable than gaming PCs and sufficiently distinct even as PlayStation consoles also become digital-only.
A video games developer says he spends hours a day creating games for a console which is no longer sold to help people tap in to the nostalgia of retro games.
HARDWARE NEWSmanhkbrady – 24 minutes ago
Even from its first full reveal in 2025, Beast of Reincarnation was making all the right noises. Roaring through the crowd of impressive action role-playing games, Game Freak’s trek into a post-apocalyptic Japan blends the mythological with the mechanized into something fresh – helped by a “one woman and her dog saving the world”’ narrative.