Category: Next Week on Xbox Next Week on Xbox – New Games for March 24 – 28 Danielle Partis Published March 21, 2025 Welcome to Next Week on Xbox! In this weekly feature we cover all the games coming soon to Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Windows, and Game Pass! Get more details on these…
“I remember discovering awesome half-finished-then-abandoned bosses and rejected stages”. Recently, we spoke to Tetsu “Tez” Okano, a former SEGA employee and the director of games like SEGAGAGA and Astro Boy: Omega Factor. During this chat, Okano spoke about various games he’s worked on over the years, sharing some incredible insights into some of the projects…
“70 star is DEAD!”. Speedrunners are absolute machines; doubly so when they also whack a blindfold on. We simply can’t imagine the amount of work that goes into memorising a game to a degree where you can play through the whole thing without actually looking at the flippin’ screen, but that’s exactly what Bubzia has…
If you want a more powerful handheld gaming PC but don’t want to part with SteamOS, Lenovo’s SteamOS-powered Legion Go S is finally up for preorder, with a release date set for May 25. As noted by a Lenovo Legion Go X fan account, the SteamOS version of the Lenovo Legion Go S is now…
Ghouls made their way into Fallout 76 earlier this week, and since then it’s mostly been positive. Regular players can now rely on ghouls to collect irradiated ore and venture into radioactive zones during events. But there’s a small issue that’s recently split the playerbase down the middle: access to ghoul camps can be a…
Hello, Rovers! I’m excited to share new information on upcoming Wuthering Waves content on behalf of the entire dev team. Cross-platform open-world ARPG Wuthering Waves has been live on PS5, with support for data-sharing across PS5, PC, and mobile devices, offering a seamless gaming experience on different platforms. With the new version 2.2 Tangled Truth…
Our next Trading Card Spotlight features Leonard Herman, who is displayed on card number 180, from the Superstars of 2011 and who is also featured on cards 514 and 1951. Leonard is the author of the book “Phoenix: The Fall and Rise of Videogames”. The 4th edition (retitled Phoenix IV: The History of the Videogame…
“If I’m forced to say…”. Dragons, a great calamity, a big battle, and a whole new continent to explore — and that was all just in the announcement trailer. Even this early on, we could feel that Rune Factory: Guardians of Azuma was a step up for the series. And with every new trailer and…
“We want you to make a sequel; we’ll get permission from Sega for you to do it”. For a lot of diehard Dreamcast fans, 2001’s SEGAGAGA ranks as one of the most unique and fascinating titles released for the console. Typically described online as “a role-playing simulation”, it sees players step into the shoes of…
A new study has made the curious finding that memes with AI-generated captions are, generally speaking, found to score higher for creativity, humor, and “shareability” than those captioned by humans only, as well as humans in partnership with AI. The one bright spot: Humans did overall create the most exceptional memes. But not enough, fleshbags….