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It’s 10 a.m. on a Thursday, and I’m sitting in my home office in rural Idaho, waiting for Metal Gear Solid Delta to load on my PC. I’ll play it for a bit, then shift over to my Nintendo Switch for more gaming action. Yes, I’m getting paid for this—days like these are why I…
Originally released on PlayStation 3, the package of Final Fantasy X | X-2 HD Remaster is seemingly available everywhere under the sun, so it’s no surprise to see it also receive a dedicated Switch 2 release. What is surprising, and disappointing, is that the Switch 2 version is almost indiscernible from the Switch 1 release.…
A new rumor claims Nintendo could be preparing a special-edition Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller themed around The Legend of Zelda’s 40th anniversary.
Sony has pushed out another unannounced PS5 system update today, July 23, and this is a minor firmware patch.
The Nintendo Switch 2 has been available for over a year, which is also how long Belkin, the mobile accessory maker, has been in the gaming market. BGR previously tested its charging case and some of its screen protectors for the Nintendo Switch 2. However, the company is now stepping up its game with a…
Despite Xbox handling the latest communication for the Fallout series, Bethesda is still in full control of the franchise
Bethesda has responded to reports claiming that The Elder Scrolls 6 could be delayed following the recent Xbox layoffs. The Fallout publisher refuted the claims and provided a new update on TES6development.
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He’s been saying it for years: blockbuster game development is unsustainable today, and given that Shawn Layden used to lead PlayStation’s entire roster of first-party studios, he likely knows a fair bit about the issue. “Every generation it costs twice as much to build a game,” he told Tom Phillips more recently.