NVIDIA GeForce NOW finally supports Firefox on Windows, marking a step towards greater browser diversity for cloud gaming.
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Bethesda fixes long-standing Fallout 4 crash on Steam Deck
An update to Fallout 4 resolves an issue with on-screen keyboard crashing on Steam Deck.
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Warren Spector, Immersive Sim Pioneer, Retires from Game Development
Warren Spector, the legendary Deus Ex director, has announced his retirement, leaving a notable gap in the immersive sim genre.
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Ghost Recon Wildlands Drops Easy Anti-Cheat, Linux Kernel 7.2 Released
Ghost Recon Wildlands removes Easy Anti-Cheat, easing modding and Linux usability, as Linux kernel 7.2 debuts with improved hardware support.
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US Senate Investigates Roblox Over Child Safety Concerns
The US Senate probes Roblox for prioritizing revenue over child welfare, amidst industry updates from Bethesda and Intel.
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Multiplayer Mod Pushes Cyberpunk 2077 Closer to Online Play
CyberMP mod shows promise for Cyberpunk 2077 multiplayer, while The Elder Scrolls 6 hints at possible 'Sentinel' subtitle, and Kingdom…
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Valve’s Unlaunched ‘Deadlock’ Attracts Massive Player Base Despite Official Non-Existence
Valve's not-yet-released game 'Deadlock' draws in substantial early player numbers, hinting at potential success despite being 'unavailable' officially.
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League of Legends’ Evolution: From Onslaught to Hall of Legends Honoree
League of Legends garners attention with a new Hall of Legends inductee and a retrospective on its early development.
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Sandustry’s Debut in Early Access Blends Terraria and Factorio
A new sandbox game, Sandustry, has hit early access, enticing players with its mix of exploration and automation.
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Ron Gilbert Discusses Innovative Funding for Thimbleweed Park 2
Ron Gilbert explains the non-traditional funding route for Thimbleweed Park 2 amidst modern publishing challenges.
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Stalker 2 and Rainbow Six Siege Updates Lead a Quiet Week
Stalker 2's major update and Rainbow Six Siege's new season stand out amidst slower news this week.
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Graphics Card Prices Increase Amid RAM Shortage
AMD joins Nvidia in hiking GPU prices as the RAM crisis continues, affecting gamers' wallets globally.
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Epic Games Store Expanding to Linux and SteamOS
Epic Games Store prepares to launch a Linux/SteamOS version, signaling increased support for alternative operating systems in gaming.
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Generative AI use in Rideshare Stimulator stirs controversy
Rideshare Stimulator's generative AI use becomes contentious, while new and quirky gaming releases crowd the scene.
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Hell Let Loose: Vietnam Launches with Linux Support
Hell Let Loose: Vietnam launches on Steam, highlighting its compatibility with SteamOS/Linux and marking a significant point for Linux gaming.
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Netflix Shuts Down Night School Studio Five Years After Acquisition
Netflix ends its game development push by shuttering Night School Studio, reflecting struggles in the sector.
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NVIDIA GeForce NOW exits beta, enhancing Linux gaming options
NVIDIA's GeForce NOW service has officially launched on Linux, offering a cloud-based alternative as gaming hardware costs soar.
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Twitch’s Content Scraping Sparks Community Backlash
Twitch reveals AI training via streams, a $200 game surprises the market, and major title updates shape the gaming landscape.
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Nvidia RTX 50 Graphics Cards Face Price Surge Amid AI Boom
Nvidia RTX 50 graphics card prices remain high due to increased memory demand from the AI industry.
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Amazon Steps Back from MMO Publishing, Impact on Players Discussion
Amazon hands over Lost Ark and Throne and Liberty management to developers amid wider MMO pullback.
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