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Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey is out now in cinemas, and audiences are enjoying the filmmaker’s own unique take on Homer’s ancient Greek epic poem.

The FBI is seeking potential victims who downloaded eight games named in its Steam malware investigation, a case that shows crypto custody can fail before a wallet ever opens.

We’re just a couple of weeks away from August, and while we may have GTA VI on our minds, we’ve still got plenty of other fantastic games to play before its highly anticipated arrival.

We’re in the midst of a scorching summer. And for this season of staying inside and sweating it out, PlayStation Plus’ July line-up is bringing a new batch of games to keep us entertained while the sun is out, making touching grass more arduous than usual.

Virtual Reality has produced some genuinely unforgettable gaming experiences over the past decade. These ten games didn’t just work well in VR. They proved that VR is its own medium, capable of things no flat screen can replicate. Whether you just got your first headset or you’ve been in VR since the DK1 days, these…

Over the last five, maybe 10 years, video game horror fans have been eating well, and judging by what’s coming in 2026 and 2027, we’re going to be stuffing our faces for another two years.

This narratively rich open-world adventure has a science-fiction element but generally takes place over two decades in colonial Boston, Manhattan and beyond

Whether it’s Mickey Mouse going on epic adventures or solid movie tie-ins, Disney has a surprisingly impressive track record when it comes to video games. With this list, we’re highlighting our personal favorite Disney video games that have wowed, challenged, and thrilled us over the decades.

With Grand Theft Auto VIon the way on November 19, September and October’s release slates are packed to the rafters.

The Sony PlayStation accomplished something no other console could in the 1990s by becoming the first-ever console to sell over 100 million units worldwide. This wasn’t done on the strength of its 32-bit hardware alone, of course, but through a library of excellent games, many of which still hold up decades later.