Final Fantasy 16 PC version in “final stages of optimisation”, director says
The PC version of Final Fantasy 16 is in the “final stages of optimisation”, game director Naoki Yoshida has said. Speaking with GameInformer, Yoshida stated
The Finals hacker-themed Season 2 adds new 5v5 mode later this week
Embark Studios has announced Season 2 of The Finals will begin later this week, as well as details of the new 5v5 mode and more
These classic Mario Game Boy games are coming to Switch Online next week
Three more classic Mario Game Boy games are coming to Switch Online. As part of today’s Mario Day celebrations, Nintendo has revealed that Dr Mario,
Star Fox: Assault soared with its Arwing missions
Even the most diehard Star Fox fans will likely admit it’s one of Nintendo’s most mismanaged series. I could sing Star Fox 64’s praises all
Ex Astris review – “A premium RPG in more ways than one, without the hefty price tag”
If you’re tired of gacha summons, Ex Astris might just be your cup of tea Compelling (and sometimes complicated) combat for the premium price of
Stellar Blade demo is published, then deleted, from the PlayStation Store
A 45-minute demo of the upcoming PS5 exclusive, Stellar Blade, was added quietly to the PlayStation Store earlier today. Just half an hour after it
The Outlast Trials outlines post-launch plans with this intriguing Q&A session
Red Barrels has opened up about what’s next for its deliciously gory cooperative horror, The Outlast Trials. In a Q&A posted to YouTube, director Alex
PlayStation studio Deviation Games has closed down
Deviation Games has closed down. Whilst the closure has not been formally announced by partner PlayStation or the studio itself, members of the team have
Nintendo emulator Pizza Emulators pulls its apps from Google Play store
Nintendo emulator Pizza Emulators has agreed to pull all of its apps from the Google Play store. Pizza Emulators, which distributed Game Boy and Game
Former EA exec Peter Moore has “serious questions” about the future of video game consoles
Former EA and Microsoft exec, Peter Moore, says there are “serious questions” to be asked about video game hardware and whether or not there’s a