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PlayStation is changing its marketing and advertising language to reflect its internal decision to stop producing PC/Steam ports of its PS5 games, quietly confirming reports from earlier this year that PlayStation PC ports were discontinued. Not only did most PlayStation games not perform particularly well on PC, but it is also believed that this actively…
A promising new PS5 action game that was revealed in November 2025 now has a release date, and it’s out soon. Armatus was a surprising new announcement by Counterplay Games, the folks behind Godfall. The studio has dropped a new trailer alongside its release date.
A new leak claims that GTA 6 will run at 60 FPS on PS5 Pro. According to the report, Grand Theft Auto VI will perform better on Sony’s premium console. However, there are several reasons why players should remain skeptical of the rumor.
Component shortages and their resulting price hikes might be making it borderline unaffordable for many people to buy current-gen consoles, including the Xbox Series X. But if you’re interested in adding some more Xbox to your gaming setup but can’t afford a new device—how about some Xbox-themed homeware?
It has now been confirmed that the Grand Theft Auto VI Extended Look, featuring nearly 27 minutes of new gameplay footage, was captured entirely on the PlayStation 5 rather than the more powerful PS5 Pro. The revelation offers fans a first proper indication of what GTA 6 can look like running on the standard PS5…
Shortly after she was named CEO of Xbox, Asha Sharma announced “Project Helix,” which she said was the code name for the brand’s next-generation console. Now, in a new interview with BBC News at gamescom 2026, Sharma said that Xbox has been hard at work developing a “great family of devices” for Helix, indicating that…
Halo: Campaign Evolved launches on Xbox Series X|S, PC, and PS5. (Photo: Unsplash)
NBC Universal, Inc. One of the most highly anticipated video games is set to be released in the coming months, and Miami-Dade County could play a role. NBC6’s Steve Litz reports
It may sound Farfetch’d, but lawmakers are advancing a bill that would stop minors from nicknaming their Pokémon online—in violation of the First Amendment.