Meet the crew. We are getting ever closer to the release of The Super Mario Galaxy Movie on 1st April, and over the weekend, Nintendo revealed its official roster of character posters for the film’s main players. We took a look at the foe-filled Mario one last week, but an additional six posters have since…
I’m holding on to this toilet plunger for dear life. All my friends are dead, cooked to death in an oven or frozen in a fridge. I even saw one explode into a thousand tiny Gnome bits when the old man we were stealing from threw him full-pelt against the wall. It’s just me and…
FromSoftware’s King’s Field was an astonishingly immersive RPG for 1994, a dark fantasy where every object was something that could be examined up close and from all angles. Every herb. Every skeleton. Every treasure chest and trap. These first-person visual wonders weren’t contained within some artificially restrictive turn-based RPG, tile-based dungeon crawl, or hemmed in…
As AI continues to grow and make its way into everyday life, the alleged productivity gains do appear to be showing in some places. It just so happens that hacker groups are one of those places, and Google’s Threat Intelligence has listed some of the many ways they use it. Welcome to the future. In…
We’re thrilled to announce a brand new franchise on PC Gamer, one we’ve been working on for a while now: PC Gamer Clips! The best part about this new feature? It’s all about you. We’re asking you to send us your best, funniest, weirdest, and most exciting PC gaming clips. We want to see all…
Where are the cats? I’m saying this every time I boot up Total War: Warhammer 3, the map-painting strategy tour de force where you can play as every major Warhammer Fantasy faction under the sun. There’s far too many ratlike Skaven in the game, though, and I’ve long yearned to see them get trounced by…
Harvey Randall, Staff Writer (Image credit: Future) Last week I was: Begging people not to have a baby for a free copy of GTA 6 (it is financially inadvisable). Also, playing a lot of Deadlock. I have a love-hate relationship with MOBAs, but Deadlock—after its new Old Gods, New Blood update—has dragged me back to…
Thanks to AI and “RAMmageddon”. The rising demand for RAM for AI data centres and the associated rising costs are having a massive effect across the tech world, and with Sony reportedly pushing back the launch of its as-yet-unannounced PS5 successor, Nintendo is considering raising the price of Switch 2 in 2026, too, according to…
As much as I love janky, often surface-level fishing minigames that are crammed into almost everything these days, I’ve never been one for an actual fishing game. That was until YouTube randomly recommended me the intro cinematic from Fishing Shop Simulator, whose thumbnail piqued my curiosity like no other: why was there a smouldering city…
I’ve spent the past week yapping on about the Logitech G Pro X2 Superstrike, the world’s first proper analogue and rapid trigger gaming mouse. I’ve been loving my time with it and don’t want to switch to another mouse any time soon, but one of the things I noted in my review—and which I’ve seen…