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We all know the pain of finally getting some time to play games, and then staring at our Steam library not really in the mood for anything. Lately, there’s a game I always think “I could play that” about: Tomb of the Bloodletter, a dungeon-crawling typing game that came out back in February. 

Anyone who has ever played basketball knows that special feeling when the ball leaves your hand and it just seems … perfect. With the comforting swish as confirmation when the ball passes through the hoop, ballers from six-year-olds to Steph Curry are in a constant chase for that often-ephemeral sense of the ideal shot.

PlayStation Plus is about to welcome one of the most-popular multiplayer titles of recent years.

Dolphin has been around for a while, but there’s a new contender for GameCube emulation.

If you did a lot of gaming during the ’90s, you either played on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) or the Sega Genesis (Sega Mega Drive in Europe) — at least until the legendary Sony PlayStation was born. However, deciding between the SNES and the Genesis was no easy task since nobody could parse…

CyberPowerPC has long been a cornerstone of budget prebuilt gaming PCs, but its desktops aren’t often clad in original, distinct cases. The Gamer Xtreme MA-01 ups the CyberPowerPC’s aesthetic game significantly with an identifiably premium design, analog RGB controls, and attractive lighting accents. That’s all thanks to the new MA-01 case from CyberPowerPC.

I went into the opening chapters of Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave with close to zero expectations. I knew there was a colosseum and that fights would happen there… and that’s about it. Now, hours into the game, I never could have expected what’s played out thus far. Fortune’s Weave looks back at the series, bringing…

The Nintendo Switch 2 has had a pretty bangin’ first 14 months or so by new-console standards, but one common refrain I hear is that it’s lacking a big, meaty exclusive RPG. Well, I think we have one now.

I was excited to take a look at Defender of the Crown: The Legend Returns because it genuinely brought me back to a bygone era of PC gaming. I’ve mentioned in the past that, growing up, I never really had access to many PC games, but one of the few I remember being enamoured by…

How are your journeys in the Kanto region going, Trainers? Are you ready to take your Pokémon on even more adventures? Pokémon FireRed Versionand Pokémon LeafGreen Versionfor Nintendo Switch are set to link with Pokémon HOME beginning October 2026! Once linked, you’ll be able to transfer Pokémon befriended in these titles to Pokémon HOME and…