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Former Bethesda exec thinks the studio should get more respect for the complex, open worlds it creates: 'Go try that s**t in Red Dead Redemption 2' (www.pcgamer.com) 1 rss 3 »
Microsoft is removing Copilot branding from Photos, Notepad, and more after promising to reduce 'unnecessary Copilot entry points' (www.pcgamer.com) 3 rss 19 »
Asus announces the ROG Equalizer: a new cable aimed at making melting GPU power connectors a thing of the past (www.pcgamer.com) 1 rss 1 »
Darkstone, a classic 1999 action RPG about eating apples and trying not to die of old age, is being remastered by its original creator (www.pcgamer.com) 1 rss 8 »
If you've ever wondered what it would be like if Vampire Survivors was about driving around a medieval castle on wheels, then surprisingly I've got the perfect roguelike for you (www.pcgamer.com) 1 rss 1 »
Where does your PC live? There is obviously one correct answer, can you pick it out? (www.pcgamer.com) 1 rss 1 »
After a Redditor said there's a 'zero percent chance' of porting macOS to a Wii, one developer went and did it anyway (www.pcgamer.com) 1 rss 13 »
'Everybody should play every fighting game' says Invincible VS director: 'They're just fun' (www.pcgamer.com) 2 rss 1 »
Oh you think you know hidden object games? Then go find a four-leaf clover in the hardest cozy game I've ever seen (www.pcgamer.com) 1 rss 1 »
Corsair announces new Frame cases, and one comes with a classy wood finish (www.pcgamer.com) 2 rss 7 »
'There wasn't really a game or team' when Undead Labs made the now-5-year-old State of Decay 3 reveal trailer: 'The game was in a Word document' (www.pcgamer.com) 1 rss 2 »
Samsung is cashing in on the memory crisis, as it estimates profits of over 8 times this period last year (www.pcgamer.com) 3 rss 21 »
'I have crawled through depths of hell': One coder's suffering is a potential joy to every web user, as their project could make sluggish browsers a thing of the past (www.pcgamer.com) 1 rss 4 »
I watched the first TV show ever based on a game and it made me realize: we've really got it good these days (www.pcgamer.com) 1 rss 3 »
28 years after the final Intel 486 desktop CPUs rolled off assembly lines, Linux is finally dropping support for it (www.pcgamer.com) 2 rss 12 »
I kept hearing that The Super Mario Galaxy Movie had a 'record-breaking weekend,' but then I looked at the actual records (www.pcgamer.com) 1 rss 3 »
Rust is getting hydro power through water wheels that can also be powered by humans: 'Before you ask, yes, you can force handcuffed players into them' (www.pcgamer.com) 1 rss 2 »
A former GameStop exec thought building its Steam competitor would be his 'forever job,' but the retailer bet the house on digital distribution being 'a passing phase' (www.pcgamer.com) 1 rss 11 »
Silverstone FLP02 case review (www.pcgamer.com) 1 rss 2 »
'Any update is a bonus not a right': Peak devs snap back at ungrateful players demanding more updates, 'Neither us or Aggro Crab are live service studios' (www.pcgamer.com) 3 rss 2 »
It turns out Crimson Desert has even more mechanics under the hood—like this 'fully-designed food consequence system' that modders have unlocked (www.pcgamer.com) 1 rss 1 »
'What's your salary? I told him, and he said no problem, we'll double. And those days are gone:' Listening to game dev legends reminiscing in 1989 about the 'golden days of computer games'... (www.pcgamer.com) 1 rss 6 »
Blizzard is hiring for an 'open-world shooter' using Unreal Engine, which is more evidence that a new Starcraft game could be on its way (www.pcgamer.com) 4 rss 5 »
Stormgate, the StarCraft-like RTS that launched last summer, is losing online multiplayer support because its server partner was bought by an AI company (www.pcgamer.com) 1 rss 4 »
Oracle, the darling of the AI boom, is reportedly laying off around 10,000 people (www.pcgamer.com) 1 rss 7 »
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