Fix this, insect. Following the rollout of a new patch on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC last week, the same has now been applied to System Shock 2: 25th Anniversary Remaster on the Nintendo Switch. Patch 1.2 offers up a healthy batch of fixes and improvements, including gameplay tweaks, visual updates, and quality-of-life additions such as…
Nearly two years ago now, Dinolords was announced with one of the all-time great videogame trailers. 55 seconds of seemingly straightforward, medieval strategy and city-building, suddenly interrupted by the arrival of a viking riding a T rex while heavy metal music plays. It’s an irresistible premise—essentially Age of Empires 2 with dinosaurs. But the question…
If you play with a Sony DualSense controller or Meta Quest 3, you’re probably very familiar with haptic feedback by now. It is practically unheard of for mouse and keyboard players, though, yet recent leaks suggest Logitech could be employing the rumbly tech. According to Winfuture, the new Logitech MX Master 4 has haptic feedback…
The Keitai game ‘Biohazard: The Operations’ has been partially preserved. Earlier this week, it was announced on social media that a lost Resident Evil game for Japanese phones had been partially preserved, thanks to the efforts of those within the Japanese feature phone preservation community. Biohazard: The Operations was a title released in 2007 and…
Doh. Remember the storm in a teacup that was the BBC putting a NES cart in a SNES during one of its segments on retro gaming? Well, the esteemed British broadcaster (or one of its younger researchers, at least) is back with another banger: Windows 95 shown alongside an Apple Macintosh computer. As spotted by…
Game on. Despite Sony’s PS5 being on the market for nearly five years at this point, it still somehow feels way too soon to be talking about the inevitable PS6 – who even wants or needs one yet? Alas, here we are. The latest rumour from YouTube channel Moore’s Law is Dead (thanks, Push Square)…
“Not just a gaming device, but a legacy of an era”. Many of AYANEO’s previous devices, like the Pocket Micro shown here, have been aimed at more discerning retro gamer AYANEO is never a company content to rest on its laurels, but 2025 feels like it’s been especially hectic when it comes to new hardware…
But it will still add games to the voucher catalogue. It’s been incredibly busy in the land of Nintendo recently with the arrival of the Switch 2, and in case you missed the initial announcement in July, Nintendo announced it would be discontinuing Switch Online Game Vouchers. It has now issued another notice about this…
“Discover the unique ways to play”. Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO is one of the many third-party releases coming to the Switch 2 (and Switch) later this year, and it’s absolutely packed with all sorts of content, as well as some exclusive features for Nintendo’s platforms. Bandai Namco has now highlighted this in a new gameplay…