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Nintendo says it’s listening to its users and won’t remove physical games. Skeptics say it’ll budge eventually.

Amid the ongoing debate between physical vs digital, Nintendo has weighed in on the situation and made it clear the company doesn’t have any plans to ditch physical releases.

One advantage of the PlayStation Portal is its ability to cloud stream an expanded selection of PS5 games. With a PS Plus Premium subscription, players don’t need a console to use the feature. The Asobi: Remote Play app mimics the Sony handheld, bringing the capability to the Steam Deck and Windows devices.

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When the original “Saints Row” launched in 2006, it was dismissed by some as a shameless knock-off of “Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.” It was that, for sure, but it was also a really fun open world crime game with its own merits and unique qualities. The game had deep player customization, a unique mission structure with three…

The best-of-seven between baseball’s top two teams begins Sunday as the Dodgers visit the Brewers in Milwaukee.

Since the early days of PC gaming, strategy games have been a growing fixture on the platform. From “Fields of Glory” to “Dune II,” there is something undeniably fun about commanding entire armies to crush your enemies and see them driven before you. That appeal spreads to smaller-scoped strategy games with a squad-based focus like…

With all the hubbub about rising hardware prices, studio closures, cancelled games, and the implosion of the live-service “games as service” bubble, it’s easy to get pessimistic about the state of gaming in 2026 and beyond. When those dark thoughts enter my mind, I like to think of gaming days gone by, either from my…

The gaming industry has been producing horror games for decades, making it one of the medium’s most robust genres. But like so many older games, there is also no shortage of horror titles that are not legally playable on modern platforms. Whether it’s because of licensing or a lack of publisher interest in remastering these…

The PlayStation Store is packed full of fantastic deals with the Player’s Choice sale now underway – and it includes loads of PS5 and PS4 games for under $15.