Crimson Desert has done so well it’ll be getting a DLC this year, with more details coming sooner than I expected given Pearl Abyss’ breakneck pace

Crimson Desert, while often a chaotic, systems-drowned game—is also rather good, if you’re into chaotic and messy things. Its brand of delightfully irreverent overstimulation charmed my pants off when I went to see it pre-release, and it’s certainly captured the hearts of a few of us here at PC Gamer. It’s also raked in the…

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Marvel Tōkon’s first big PC patch has mostly fixed performance woes, though it hasn’t done much for its Steam reviews

Marvel Tōkon—the all-out 4v4 tag fighter from 2D fighting game veteran ArcSystem Works—didn’t get off on the best foot with PC players. Forced PSN logins and frame drops that were leading to a whopping eight frames of rollback in online modes saw the game launch to “Mixed” reviews, before eventually tanking to “Mostly Negative” over…

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Micron’s top brass wins the memory crisis corpo double speak award: ‘We do not have line of sight as to when that supply vector will intersect the demand vector’

A slight bastion of hope for those affected by the memory crisis (ie, anyone who wants to buy new electronics in the next few years) is the planned arrival of new fabrication facilities, pumping out vast amounts of wafers that will be turned into memory modules. According to Micron, though, we shouldn’t hold our breath….

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“Let’s Fly Again” – Hamster Is Bringing A Japan-Exclusive PS1 Fighter To Switch 2 & PS5 This Week

Tecmo’s ‘Tōkidenshō Angel Eyes’ released on PlayStation 1 in 1997. Tecmo’s 1997 PlayStation port of the arcade fighting game Tōkidenshō Angel Eyes is coming to Nintendo Switch 2 and PS5, courtesy of Console Archives. Tōkidenshō Angel Eyes is a slightly obscure Japanese fighting game that was originally released in the arcades in 1996, but was…

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