ARC Raiders shows off the content coming in its Frozen Trail update for October 8
You know October is coming because no game can resist shoving winter updates or spooky updates in your face, and ARC Raiders is not an exception...
Alphabet Asks You Don’t Call The New Googlebook A Premium Chromebook
Google is releasing what they would like you to believe is a brand new class of mobile computer, called a Googlebook. It is not a...
NVIDIA Details How DLSS 5 Developer Controls Tame AI Over-Rendering
NVIDIA just published a new developer-focused blog post detailing how game makers can control DLSS 5’s 3D-guided neural rendering, and while most of the information in the post will be familiar to anyone who has been following DLSS 5 closely (and, indeed, to anyone who read our launch coverage) it offers a useful look at why NVIDIA gives developers
Quake Champions eliminates its free-to-play monetization elements in favor of a $10 box price
You would be forgiven for letting Quake Champions, the free-to-play PvP arena shooter from id Software that released in 2022, slip through the mental cracks. This...
Dungeons and Dragons Online welcomes you into the Court of Strahd next month
Spooky season is practically upon us, so do you begrudge Dungeons and Dragons Online for jumping the scythe a bit with the announcement of a...
Final Fantasy XIV and Final Fantasy XV Collaboration Event, ‘A Nocturne for Heroes’ Returns Today
The Final Fantasy XV collaboration event, A Nocturne For Heroes, returns today in Final Fantasy XIV. Go to Source Author: Christina Gonzalez
MMO Business Roundup: New VR glasses, Microsoft kills a game, and controllers that can read credit cards
Welcome back to yet another roundup of MMO and MMO-adjacent industry news! Today’s headlines feature a couple of pieces of gadget news, and yes, both...
The Division 2’s Echoes of Central Park DLC gets a release date of November 3
That’s right, The Division 2 is once again tasking players with taking care of a threat in New York City, but then players already knew that...
Sony’s 2028 PlayStation Disc Plan May Be Cracking Under Pressure
Fans of physical game releases, don’t give up hope yet, because there are rays of sunshine peeking through the dark clouds of the all-digital future. First, it got out that Microsoft was surveying fans about supporting game discs with its next generation console, Project Helix. Now it looks as if Sony has sent a similar survey to game developers,
Sony patent could turn PlayStation controllers into tap-to-pay credit card terminals — NFC and Bluetooth also support phones and gift cards for instant purchases
A new patent application details the potential for a future PlayStation controller to accept payments via credit cards and gift cards.