Indie game gets last minute Steam delay while Valve reviews its ‘dozens of untextured polygons depicting ass and boobs’
Earlier this month, indie political satirist game dev Molleindustriaâpseudonym of Paolo Pedercini, who created games like Democratic Socialism Simulator and New York Times Simulatorâannounced that he was moving up the release of his latest game. Despite having previously promised to launch the game on the same day as GTA 6 “in order to humiliate Rockstar…
Faker becomes an honorary Korean police officer to help discourage online gambling
Lee Sang-hyeok, better known to his fans as Faker, is perhaps the most enduring and successful esports pro of all time, withâamong a great many other honorsâa record six League of Legends world championships to his name stretching back to 2013. When he re-signed with T1 in 2022, the team called him the “Unkillable Demon…
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Aussies after a licensed online casino with a serious welcome offer have a clear case to look at with gwcasino-au.com. On the books since 2015, Curaçao licence, $2,000 bonus plus 200 Free Spins on arrival. BetSoft and Booming Games power the slots, AUD works at the cashier, and the GW online casino runs weekly promotions…
5 Restoration Tricks That Bring Dead Arcade Cabinets Back To Life
Nothing tests a collectorâs patience quite like a cabinet that refuses to boot. The screen stays black, the coin mechanism clicks uselessly, and the cabinet sits there like an expensive piece of furniture rather than the working artifact it once was. Bringing these machines back from the dead isnât magic â itâs methodical diagnosis paired…
How Vintage Arcade Cabinets Shaped Retro Gaming History
Long before home consoles dominated living rooms, arcades were the proving ground for gamingâs most daring ideas. Cabinets built between the late 1970s and the mid-1990s often pushed hardware limits that home systems simply couldnât match. Many of these machines never made the leap to consoles, yet their design fingerprints are still visible in modern…
StarCraft 2 is included in Blizzard’s BlizzCon digital goodies, which is more evidence a new game will be announced soon, right?
Not to fully transform into the Pepe Silvia meme pointing at a wall of “evidence” but I’m convinced Blizzard is gearing up to announce something StarCraft-related at BlizzCon this year. The first reliable clue came from Bloomberg reporter Jason Schreier’s 2024 book on Blizzard’s history where he said the studio was “incubating” a StarCraft shooter…
Microsoft is bringing original Xbox exclusives to PC for the first time, starting with four ‘classic games’
As it continues to try smoothing the waters churned up by the recent layoff of thousands of people, Xbox has followed up last week’s big Fallout infodump with the launch of a new “Backward Compatibility on PC” program that will bring old-time Xbox games, previously exclusive to the platform, to PC and compatible handhelds for…
Star Wars Zero Company’s story ‘is a linear one from beginning to end’, Bit Reactor says, so don’t expect branching paths or romance options
With Star Wars Zero Company, developer Bit Reactor aims to create a tactics RPG with characters and narrative at the forefront. It’s got proper, big-budget cutscenes, you can talk to your buddies, and you can customise and upgrade your squad. However, the developers have gone on record in a new Discord Q&A to say, no,…
We All Float On: The Goodyear Blimp is Now Available to Fly in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024
Category: Games July 22, 2026 We All Float On: The Goodyear Blimp is Now Available to Fly in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 Mike Nelson, XBOX Wire Editor The Goodyear Blimp, one of the worldâs most recognizable aircraft, is now available to fly in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024! This exciting new release builds upon Goodyearâs century-long…
EU court rules that VPNs are ‘lawful technical tools’ as part of larger copyright judgement regarding The Diary of Anne Frank
One of the highest courts in Europe has described VPNs as “lawful technical tools which users may legitimately use” in a landmark case. The Court of Justice of the European Union made this remark as part of a larger judgement regarding the online publication of The Diary of Anne Frank. The case in question is…
