Build a Roller Coaster codes will save you the stress of gathering gear and money alongside maintaining your rollercoaster. You’ll earn money each time someone rides, so getting an extra bump of cash ahead of that can be what makes your rollercoaster great from the get-go. It’s not just money you’ll get either; you can…
A Japanese analytics agency, Patent Result, has published this year’s rankings of domestic game and entertainment companies by the ‘strength’ of patents they hold, via Automaton. Patent Result values a company’s quality over quantity and the strength of the ideas being brought to the table, so the ranking is based on both “the quantity and…
“It might be hard to believe, but physical media sales are up”. Leicester might be globally famous for being the burial place of the last English king to die in battle – and, to a lesser extent, the scene of football’s most unlikely underdog story – but the city has also become something of a…
We’ve been reporting plenty on the ongoing memory shortage, supposedly thanks to the AI boom, including data indicating that prices went up 30% in a week and 170% in a year. Now it seems things have gotten so bad, at least one retailer in Japan is actually placing restrictions on purchases. PC Ones announced on…
Bethesda released a Creations Bundle for Fallout 4 yesterday as part of its tenth anniversary celebrations, adding 150 player-created items for the not-so-low price of £17.99. Unfortunately, Bethesda appears to have dropped the birthday cake on its way to the party, as players report some pretty serious issues with the Creation Bundle and its contents….
Let’s go, Tokyo! Well, here’s a little something to make you smile. The Pokémon Company has today shared another look at its upcoming theme park, ‘PokéPark Kanto’, and announced that gates will open on 5th February 2026. Tickets to this new section of Tokyo’s Yomiuriland Amusement Park will open for Japanese residents on 21st November…
“We had it in our pocket”. When Nintendo secured home console exclusivity for Street Fighter 2 in the early 1990s, it sent shockwaves through the gaming world. Capcom’s one-on-one fighter was the world’s biggest game at the time, and whichever home system got the first port was going to benefit massively – and I imagine…
Arc Raiders is full of excellent secret loot spots, and I’m not just talking about the places hidden behind locks. The only problem is that everyone else in the game also has access to them, so you have to get ahead of the loot locusts by discovering some more obscure locations full of great resources….
I know it shouldn’t really be a factor, but learning that an actor or other celebrity is a PC gamer makes me take notice. I remember the furore when everyone discovered Henry Cavill was a PC gamer, for instance. So I have certainly noticed Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein, because Jacob Elordi, the actor who plays…
The unofficial port will include a bunch of great improvements over the original. A new native fan port of Konami’s 1988 NES action platformer Castlevania II: Simon’s Quest is currently in development for the Super Nintendo, as spotted by VideoGameEsoterica. The port of the game is being created by the ROM hacker and NES-to-SNES developer…