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The RPCS3 Sony PlayStation 3 emulator has added another PS3 game to its “Playable” list. The RPCS3 team announced this development on X. The news is quite big, as there are only a few games that RPCS3 can’t properly emulate on PCs. The game we are talking about is Sega’s Sonic the Hedgehog (2006), also…
From “Resident Evil” to “Call of Duty,” remakes and reimaginings have been a growing force in the video game industry. When done right, these projects feel like a fresh take on a familiar story, not only improving the technical presentation but providing quality of life enhancements. With the PlayStation 3 now 30 years old, there…
The classic ’80s dungeon crawler board gameHeroQuest is getting its first official digital release, with a PC version coming to Steam some time in 2027. The game is being made by digital board game devs Nomad Games, best known for the video game adaptations of Talisman, as well as a couple of Fighting Fantasy titles.…
A fan-favorite action role-playing game’s PlayStation 5 remaster is now available on the PlayStation Store. The enhanced version is developed by TOSE and
Over the years we’ve argued endlessly about how comics publishers can take advantage of the popularity of comics media – all the movies and streamers based on that comics IP.
An unofficial PC version of the 2018 Shadow of the Colossus remake runs through the shadPS4 emulator, offering up to 4K at 60 FPS and keyboard-and-mouse controls. It remains an early release, with visual glitches and performance drops, and requires a copy of the game.
For over a decade now, the only “official” way to play Hideo Kojima’s cult classic, P.T.—the long-discontinued “playable trailer” for Kojima’s canceled “Silent Hills” project—has beendownloaded a copy during its monthslong availability window. Now, though, one coder is helping to preserve the game with a porting tool that builds a playable x86 PC executable from…
The Nintendo Entertainment System brought classic 8-bit games into homes all over the world in the 1980s. In the ’90s Nintendo stepped up its game and gave fans the Super Nintendo. The SNES helped usher in the 16-bit era and gave Nintendo a new platform for experimenting with gaming software and harder. If you’ve got…
Well, at least for those of us whose lives aren’t tragically cut short by malady or misadventure. If you’re not careful, or even when you are, the body starts to slow down. You start being unable to do the things you could easily in your youth without even thinking. It gets scary if something goes…
WoW: Forever will preserve Classic class design while adding selected mechanics, keeping combat familiar and gameplay balanced.