Hugh Morris for Smash. After one of the funniest Directs in recent memory, Nintendo announced that Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream will be arriving on Switch on 16th April. The Direct showcased a bunch of fun features that we can expect to find in the slice-of-life sequel, including a huge number of character customisation options,…
Category: Announcements Candy Crush Launches Crushable, a New Game Designed for Everyday Play, Exclusively on Yahoo Games Joe Skrebels, Xbox Wire Editor-in-Chief Published January 29, 2026 Related Stories for “Candy Crush Launches Crushable, a New Game Designed for Everyday Play, Exclusively on Yahoo Games” Category: Announcements Blizzard Showcase: How to Watch Announcements from Diablo, Overwatch,…
Category: Announcements Candy Crush Launches Crushable, a New Game Designed for Everyday Play, Exclusively on Yahoo Games Joe Skrebels, Xbox Wire Editor-in-Chief Published January 29, 2026 Related Stories for “Candy Crush Launches Crushable, a New Game Designed for Everyday Play, Exclusively on Yahoo Games” Category: Announcements Blizzard Showcase: How to Watch Announcements from Diablo, Overwatch,…
“Because it was for Nintendo, we made everyone have water pistols”. Since its original debut on the Wii U in 2015, the Splatoon series has become one of Nintendo’s most beloved franchises, with countless players having fallen in love with its stylish and colourful vision of a world where evolved marine lifeforms duke it out…
To make it to the top of Kami, the mountain at the heart of Cairn, you’ll need to develop skill and intuition for climbing and use all the tools at your disposal. There’s a lot in the game you’ll need to learn through experience, particularly as you reach the more treacherous challenges at higher altitudes….
Need to know What is it? A limb-by-limb climbing sim that reaches dizzying heightsRelease date January 30, 2026Expect to pay TBCDeveloper The Game BakersPublisher The Game BakersReviewed on RTX 3060 (laptop), Ryzen 5 5600H, 16GB RAMSteam Deck VerifiedLink Steam Cairn can be loosely categorised with modern on-foot navigation games like Death Stranding and Baby Steps,…
Linux has not traditionally been the home for gaming, but ever since SteamOS and Proton, it’s drastically improved as a gaming platform. It still hasn’t had quite the breadth of game support as Windows, though, and it’s never had native client support for Nvidia GeForce Now (GFN) game streaming—until now, that is, as GFN has…
France announced Monday, January 26, that it plans to replace American software such as Microsoft Teams and Zoom with its own domestic software, Visio. Visio will be rolled out by 2027 and will only be available for government departments, not private companies or individual members of the public. As reported by Euronews, David Amiel, minister…
A bottomless pit of money. This, as far as one can tell, appears to be the situation at Meta. Its latest earnings report (via TechCrunch) reveals the company burned another $19.1 billion on VR last year. Oh, and at the same time, it is reportedly planning to invest $135 billion in AI this year to…
“They wouldn’t release it under the Seibu Kaihatsu name”. Those of you who followed the Japanese launch of Sony’s PlayStation back in 1994 will be aware that Seibu Kaihatsu’s Raiden Project was a very early release for the console. A two-game collection featuring Raiden (1990) and Raiden II (1993), it launched at the start of…