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Wordle’s move to the New York Times website has begun. While your current game will keep its overall stats, that streak you’ve been working on? Hmmm…
Five weird and wonderful things from the February 2022 Nintendo Direct, including Mario Kart 8’s endless run and Kirby’s bizarre new ability.
Leave your PC in the office, because Nvidia’s cloud gaming GeForce Now service now has a native LG TV app.
We talk to Devolver Digital Marketing Manager Robbie Paterson about the publisher’s “developer friendly” reputation and it’s wild E3 video events.
Pokemon Legends: Arceus is a wonderful new entry for the franchise, but something about it just doesn’t feel right.
Who knew Joe Danger had a cutting onions mode?
Plenty of bonuses, including free game time, await those diving into Final Fantasy XIV’s newly launched Oceania data centre.
Business is business in the buyout of Activision Blizzard, but it makes sense fans and staff could be feeling a mess of emotions about what comes next.
A count of titles receiving the most Game of the Year awards reveals a clear top three and an interesting perspective on the top ten games of 2021.
It’s finally time to retire the PlayStation Move controllers: better visuals, eye-tracking, and haptics highlight the PlayStation VR2’s upgrades.
HyperX unveiled a wireless headset with an enormous battery life. Please do not attempt to drain it all in one sitting: it will not end well.
Wishes can be a money pit, but there’s ways to earn free wishes in Genshin Impact so you can get the cool stuff without the guilty gacha vibes.
That 1TB didn’t last long, did it? Here’s how to add storage to PlayStation 5 (in 12 steps) and Xbox Series X | S (in four).
From Psychonauts 2 to Unpacking, it’s been yet another brilliant year for gaming. Here are our picks for the best video games of 2021.
Having spent ample time across the three biggest MMOs, Seamus shares his thoughts on what style of fun lies at the heart of each game.
Halo Infinite’s campaign combines a great story with the best parts of open-world design, without losing the series’ beloved soul.