Gaming

CD Projekt Red starts The Witcher 4 in earnest, shifting two-thirds of its resources to preproduction

Sharpen your swords: It's getting to be about that time. That time when The Witcher fans start saying, "I think I'm ready to play through The Witcher 3 again." I've been considering this myself. So maybe it's not a coincidence that CDPR just confirmed it has its Witcher 4 (or whatever they plan to call it) team in place several months ahead of schedule.

Indie developers say the Game Pass and Epic Games Store gravy train is over

Game patch notes recommend downclocking high-end Intel CPUs for the sake of stability

Vladimir Putin orders creation of Russian game consoles, Steam-like cloud delivery, and OS

Take-Two buys Gearbox from Embracer Group for $460 million

Qualcomm's Snapdragon X Elite Arm SoC is capable of running Baldur's Gate 3 at 30 frames per second

GameStop continues to struggle in face of digital downloads: cuts jobs, misses earnings estimates

Game developers think most Xbox exclusive games are going multi-platform soon

Blizzard just gave us a hint of how many World of Warcraft subscribers remain (and it's still in the millions)

Forgotten Tetris sequel "Tetris Reversed" resurfaces after a decade

This functional NES game doubles as an NES console

Overview: Multi-function NES game cartridges aren't exactly a new concept. In the late 80s, for example, Nintendo released the Action Set bundle in North America which included Super Mario Bros. and Duck Hunt on a single cartridge. Two games on a single cart felt like magic at the time, but what if you could play your entire NES library on a single cart (without ROMs)? That's exactly what one YouTuber recently set out to accomplish.

Can Snapdragon X Elite finally make Windows on Arm a gaming champ? Qualcomm thinks so

Helldivers 2 emerges as best-selling game in February, PlayStation 5 the best-selling console

Gaming PC shipments dropped 13.2% in 2023 while gaming monitors saw growth

Larian is walking away from Baldur's Gate 3, no DLC, no expansions, no sequel

Wow! Larian Studios stunned the crowd during a panel discussion at the Game Developers Conference. Founder and CEO Swen Vincke revealed that the studio has no interest in expanding upon its massively popular Baldur's Gate 3 RPG. He clarified that fans shouldn't get their hopes up for any DLC, expansions, or a Baldur's Gate 4.

Fortnite will finally get a first-person mode later this year, but it's not coming to Battle Royale just yet

AMD promises upscaling quality improvements with FSR 3.1 update, adds Vulkan and Xbox support

Unreal Engine 5.4 revealed running Amy Hennig's new Marvel game

Stardew Valley's long-anticipated 1.6 update breaks own Steam records

Highly anticipated: Stardew Valley has remained popular since its initial release in 2016, but this week's 1.6 update has sparked more interest in the game than ever before. Its massive changelog describes several added features, lists dozens of adjustments, and confirms a fan theory.

More GeForce RTX 5090 rumors emerge following Nvidia's unveiling of its Blackwell AI GPUs

This company aims to offer a new gaming OS to compete with SteamOS and Windows

Denuvo now provides a watermarking solution to track sources of game build leaks

Unity demos AI-driven cyberpunk game showing why machines aren't about to replace game designers

Steam Family Sharing gets a complete overhaul