“To say I’m really deflated about this hobby right now is an understatement”. The Pokémon TCG is celebrating 30 years today with a special global drop of new products, but as you can imagine, demand for these items has far outstripped supply. Some of that will be due to the insane popularity of the game,…
Thanks to a nifty fan creation for Tabletop Simulator. This one is for the die-hard Paper Mario-heads within our audience. Decades after its original release, an iQue-published Paper Mario board game, released exclusively in China, has just been translated into English and recreated in the Steam game Tabletop Simulator, giving more people the chance to…
Da Mina’s Touch. Let’s see if this setup rings any bells. The world is on the brink of collapse at the hands of a demon king and his armies of underworld minions. To save it, a hero of legend must recruit four Divine Beasts Flame Lords to strengthen their attack and bring the fight to…
Yomi a physical edition. Publisher Clear River Games has revealed a physical collector’s edition for its upcoming rerelease of the 1995 SNES RPG Terranigma. The “Gaia Edition” is now available to pre-order from the official Clear River Games store, ahead of the RPG’s grand return on PC and consoles in January 2027. The Gaia Edition…
The great AI debate has heated up in recent weeks, amid calls from some industry figures for a slowdown in development—although others, like Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, seem keen to dismiss many of those calls as simple doomsaying. Now, former US president Barack Obama has posted his thoughts on X regarding the issue, and it’s…
When I got to play a sliver of Company of Heroes 3‘s dynamic Italian campaign for the first time, it was hard not to be impressed. The team had taken all the best parts of Company of Heroes 2: Ardennes Assault, expanded it, and then added all sorts of novel new ideas. It felt like…
It’s no secret that the US administration, under President Trump, has been keen to get foreign chip manufacturing migrated closer to home. There are also benefits for Taiwanese and Korean chipmakers manufacturing in the US; of course, the least of which is avoiding the threat of tariffs. And now it seems SK hynix could be…
The Steam Frame uses inside-out tracking to map your movements in virtual reality. That means it no longer requires any external setup to get you into VR. Great, right? But what if, instead of just the controllers and headsets, you want to track your entire body in virtual reality? That’s what Soulart is looking to…
I have shifted from a position of ‘really? A third-person action D&D game?’ to cautiously optimistic about the upcoming Warlock: Dungeons & Dragons. Partially because of a really solid showing at Gamescom, actually leveraging the prospect of playing a spellcaster with a bunch of interesting interactions and some swanky-looking combat. My optimism continues to grow…
“An entertaining and frequently funny series”. Mike McMahan (Star Trek: Lower Decks) has tackled Sega’s arcade hack-and-slash Golden Axe in TV form, and it’s fair to say that the initial trailer for the series divided fans. While many could appreciate the humorous tone and deep knowledge of the lore, others took issue with the stylised…