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Winter holidays bring joy through family gatherings and discounted video games, but they have also become synonymous with awards ceremonies celebrating the year’s finest releases.

Some of the best PS2 games of all time had fantastically crafted stories, and we’re highlighting them here. The games we’re mentioning really got players emotionally invested in the characters and their arcs between all the requisite mayhem. Even over 20 years later, some of these titles feature some of the most memorable storytelling that…

Since the launch of Anthropic’s Opus 5.5 model, vibe-coders have been extremely busy with software personalization projects. I made a Windows utility for multi-monitor users, but others have been more ambitious. ArtCraft’s Brandon Thomas, for example, made a full-fledged clone of Adobe Photoshop. Meanwhile, other folks are using AI to clone games and inundate Steam…

A living guide, updated as Venture changes. For what Venture does with your Meta sign-in, read line by line from its code, seeNina Castillo’s October 29

What better way to underscore that a player’s actions have consequences to how a game’s story unfolds than through its conclusion? Ever since the classic “Bubble Bobble,” gamers have been treated with multiple endings to a given gameplay experience. As gaming storytelling has grown significantly more sophisticated, this trend has certainly grown more ambitious with…

PlayStation has made quite a number of questionable decisions in recent years, and that still applies even if you take the impending shift to an all-digital world out of the equation.

When Smosh Games plays the social deduction game Werewolf, or variations on it, the vibes are of cousins gathering in a basement during a family holiday party. A herd of the comedy channel’s cast members squeezes onto one massive couch, which quickly becomes a war zone as a team of “villagers” must suss out the…

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Physical media is on its way out. Sony is dropping disc support in 2027. The physical version of Grand Theft Auto 6 will be a code-in-a-box. And it sounds like Xbox won’t be supporting physical games for much longer. But what about Nintendo? While physical releases for the Switch 2 don’t seem to be ending…

Welcome to Next Week on XBOX! In this weekly feature we cover all the games coming soon to XBOX Series X|S, XBOX One, XBOX on PC, and Game Pass! Get more details on these upcoming games below and click their profiles for further info (release dates subject to change). Let’s jump in!