Gaming

Marvel Rivals Season 1 is set to debut on January 10th, 1 am PT / 4 am ET / 9 am GMT, promising to inject fresh excitement into the free-to-play hero shooter genre. With the introduction of the iconic Fantastic Four, players will not only gain new characters to wield—but will also be summoned to

In an era where the personal computer is not just a tool but a centerpiece of aesthetic enjoyment, MSI has unleashed an intriguing prototype known as Project Zero X at CES 2025. This innovative desktop build represents a significant leap in cable management and interior design within the PC market. Displaying an avant-garde approach, MSI’s

In a contentious move that reflects ongoing geopolitical tensions, the US federal government classified Tencent, the Chinese video game conglomerate, as a member of its “Chinese Military Companies” list. This designation puts Tencent, which boasts ownership of renowned game developers such as Riot Games and Grinding Gear Games, in a precarious position. The implications of

The recent unveiling of Nvidia’s RTX 50 graphics card series at CES 2025 has undoubtedly stirred the gaming community into a frenzy. With the RTX 5090, priced at an astounding £1939 / $1999 and requiring a substantial 575W of power, the reception has been polarizing. Many critics, including myself, have raised eyebrows at what appears

In the realm of video games, the ambition to integrate voice commands into gameplay has been attempted for years, yet the enthusiasm surrounding this technology has largely fizzled out. For instance, titles like *Mass Effect 3* and *Socom U.S. Navy Seals* have experimented with voice recognition, offering players the ability to issue commands and control

In the landscape of video games, few franchises hold as much nostalgia and love as Sonic the Hedgehog. While the blue blur has seen its ups and downs over the years, the realm of fan-made projects continues to thrive, showcasing the creativity and passion of enthusiasts. One standout among the legion of Sonic fangames is

The landscape of video gaming has dramatically transformed over the decades, especially with the introduction of game seasons. The concept of structured content delivery, where games receive periodic updates and changes, is akin to the seasonal shifts in nature—predictable, yet brimming with surprises. As a nostalgic gamer, one can’t help but ponder how a younger

The gaming community has often faced unfair treatment from developers, particularly when it comes to the use of anti-cheat systems. A glaring case emerged recently involving NetEase, the developers of Marvel Rivals, a popular superhero shooter. Players using Linux-based systems, such as Steam Deck, found themselves unjustly barred from the game, as a wave of

As we gear up for what promises to be another thrilling edition of Awesome Games Done Quick (AGDQ), the anticipation is palpable. This annual marathon not only celebrates the skill and agility of gamers but also intertwines innovative gameplay with the universal language of music. From January 5 to January 12, the world of speedrunning

Ken Levine, known for his influential work in the gaming industry, has long been a figure of both admiration and controversy. Celebrated for his storytelling prowess, particularly in the acclaimed BioShock series, Levine’s management style has been critiqued as one contributing to talent burnout. However, his latest endeavor, Judas, developed at Ghost Story Games, promises