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Choosing which new game console to buy — or whether to buy one at all — isn’t a small decision. They aren’t cheap even if you manage to bag a good deal, so you don’t want to make the wrong choice. Something that makes it even more difficult is that each console on the market…

Your old GPU might not be able to compete with a new card, but it can run better with some tweaks.

Ever since Sony decided to kill off PlayStation discs starting in 2028, the backlash has been pronounced to say the least. And, now, it looks like former PlayStation boss Shawn Layden is also questioning Sony’s decision.

TL;DR: Disney president Dana Walden says the company isn’t currently discussing buying Epic Games. Their partnership has boosted awareness of Disney titles through Fortnite collaborations, with more launches planned over the next two years. Voice: DefaultSpeed 0:00 / 2:32 Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio.

The 3DS is no longer supported, but it has an excellent game library and offers true portability.

Disney has responded after rumors suggested it was interested in buying Fortnite developer Epic Games.

For months now, rumors have been circulating that Disney has been considering a buyout of Epic Games, the massive publisher and developer now known primarily for Fortnite. While there’s never been much to substantiate those rumors, Disney has now directly addressed them, saying it’s not in the cards right now.

Disney has finally answered the rumors that it could buy Epic Games, the company behind Fortnite. Speaking at Bloomberg’s Screentime event this week, Disney President and Chief Creative Officer Dana Walden made it clear that a deal is not on the table right now.

Disney is not considering a full buyout of Epic Games, but has teased future collabs in the next few years that will “demonstrate the value” of the partnership between the two companies.

Getting a PS5 Pro ahead of GTA 6’s drop just became a whole lot more complicated. With demand for Sony’s premium console creating shortages in Japan, the company is introducing a lottery that requires prospective buyers to prove they’re already PlayStation gamers before they can purchase one.