FromSoftware fans are so passionate, the upcoming Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice anime will be ‘under the microscope’, says director

The Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice anime is ticking along nicely—after a brief hubbub about potential AI use (which the director was quick to dismiss, and I never held much stock in any way, smear frames look weird), talk about the series, dubbed Sekiro: No Defeat, mostly quietened down. Well, it’s all livened up again, thanks…

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Pragmata’s devs urge players to test out the demo beforehand to figure out whether controller or mouse and keyboard is best for them: ‘There are some people who find keyboard and mouse too tricky’

When I joined PC Gamer, my life changed significantly. I set fire to my PS5 and took an axe to my Switch, but one thing I couldn’t bear to get rid of were all of my controllers. I don’t often use them while playing on PC, but they sure do come in handy from time…

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Pragmata’s action is saved by its hacking, making it feel like a third-person shooter of old: ‘Finding the sweet spot has been one of the main focuses in development’

If I had a nickel for every videogame set in an extraterrestrial location or protagonist who is forced to look after a child NPC, but then slowly comes to rely on them practically and emotionally as both parties form a sort of impromptu kinship with one another I’d have so many nickels I’d probably be…

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Antec Flux Pro Noctua Edition review

Fans, coolers, power supplies, graphics cards, and, from today, a case are officially available in Noctua trim. Great news for Noctua fans; less so those that think PCs should be bright and bold rather than brown and beige. Thankfully, I’m into the Noctua look. The Antec Flux Pro Noctua Edition is the Austrian cooling company’s…

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‘I took those files and deleted them’: Former Sims 4 developer says he totally rewrote the sims’ AI in the middle of development and ‘that was a scary thing to do’

It’s an accepted fact by Sims players that no matter how well you think you know the game, sims have a mind of their own. Sometimes you can wrestle them into behaving the way you want with arcane tricks of furniture placement or by installing mods. If you’re one of Maxis’ programmers, though, and you’re…

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