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I don’t know if memory shortages have permanently killed off the concept of ‘cheap’ gaming PCs, but they have at least beat it into a coma. On the desktop side, inflated RAM, SSDs and graphics card prices continue to inflict karmic pain for our years of “It’s cheaper to build it yourself” smugness, while formerly…

I have a confession to make: despite loving the first Controlwith all my heart, every time I saw a trailer for its sequel ResonantI was left a little disappointed. While appreciating that Remedy were trying something different–a new character in a new setting with a new combat system is a rarity in these risk-averse days–by…

With its gravity-defying set pieces, memorable boss fights, and decidedly different take on Manhattan, Control Resonant, released last week, is staking its claim to be one of 2026’s big hitters on PlayStation 5. I had the chance to talk to Lead Level Designer Anne-Marie Grönroos, Art Director Elmeri Raitanen, and Lead Gameplay Designer Sergey Mohov…

“Control Resonant,” the follow-up to “Control” (both of which are set in the same universe as “Alan Wake”) is arguably the most ambitious game yet released by developer Remedy Entertainment. And that’s saying a lot for a developer that pushes creative and technological boundaries with every release. The mind-bending sci-fi action epic forgoes the largely…

The FOX comedy series starring Joel McHale returns for Season 5 on Sunday night (September 27), moving into the network’s Sunday comedy lineup.

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Plus, a major Ball x Pit expansion and a release date for a game I can’t wait to play more of.

If there was one complaint that fans had about the original Control, it’s that the map was incredibly difficult to read at times.

My time for gaming is pretty limited these days, so I can only allow myself to get excited about a handful of times every year. For 2026, those titles included Halo: Campaign Evolved, a satisfying enough remake of the original Halo game, and Control Resonant, a sequel to 2019’s acclaimed Control.‘

When you play as many video games as I do, only a select few really stick in your mind for years after you finish them. Control, a 2019 action-adventure game, was one of those.