Sega Dreamcast Birthday Sale

On September 9, 1999, the Sega Dreamcast launched in North America and forever changed the gaming landscape. More than two decades later, the Dreamcast is still alive thanks to indie developers who continue to create new titles and thanks to publishers like VGNYsoft, who are still producing them on physical media. To celebrate the system’s 26th birthday, VGNYsoft is…

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Upcoming Silksong patch will make the early game easier and the mid-game cheaper—nerfing 2 bosses and shoring up its stingy rosary economy

Silksong’s getting its first patch next week—with a playable beta branch already available on Steam, and while there’s the usual bug-fixes, one adjustment seems super interesting: Silksong’s early game is going to get easier. Well, a little bit. As the patch notes linked above read, there’ll be a “Slight difficulty reduction in early game bosses…

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Packaging for Intel’s high-performance Battlemage gaming GPU has popped up in a shipping manifest but I’m not sure I dare to hope it will really launch or actually be any good

We’ve been reporting on the hoped-for launch of Intel’s “big Battlemage” GPU for what seems like forever. The latest step towards that near-mythical eventuality is the emergence of packaging for the supposedly upcoming RTX 5070-walloping graphics card in a shipping manifest. Interpreting these shipping manifests from the NBD website is something of an art in…

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“My Favourite Was ‘Animal Acres'” – Ex-Nintendo Localization Director Recalls The Difficulty Of Naming Animal Crossing

“We had so many other names that we were in love with”. In an exclusive interview with Time Extension, which went live yesterday, Leslie Swan, a former localization director at Nintendo and one of the individuals responsible for bringing Animal Crossing to the West, shared some fascinating insight into the arduous process behind naming the…

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