The Last of Us multiplayer mod has hit a ‘big milestone’ as it prepares for launch in September
One of the greatest tragedies in Sony’s live-service culls was the cancellation of The Last of Us Factions, the standalone sequel to the surprisingly great multiplayer mode from the original PS3 game. While Sony is still sending live-service games over the top despite the 180 in philosophy, this beloved multiplayer component is officially dead in…
One Redditor spent four months building a ‘Turkish kebab PC’ with working spinning components
Turkish kebab PC from r/pcmasterrace Though I don’t know if I like the idea of getting a little hungry every time I see my PC, I can say I’m kind of in love with the Turkish kebab PC that user Zestyclose-Salad-290 has shown off over on the PCMR Subreddit. And that’s because it’s truly weird…
Switch 2 Has Reportedly Already Surpassed GameCube’s UK Sales
Form an orderly Cube. We knew that the Switch 2 was off to an impressive sales start in the UK since pretty much its first week. The console overtakes were bound to follow, and it seems that the mighty GameCube has already been surpassed. That’s according to The Game Business‘ Christopher Dring, who took to…
RAM prices be damned, SK hynix’s record-breaking $55.6 billion quarter still failed to meet investors’ wild AI expectations
SK hynix, one of the ‘big three’ memory manufacturers, just shared its 2026 second quarter financial results, and its record-breaking revenue of 79.3 trillion won (roughly $55.6 billion) isn’t all good news. Despite continuing strong demand for memory from the AI industry, SK hynix has found itself missing investor expectations. Poor lamb. SK hynix was…
M64 Now Available From ModRetro
After months of teases, ModRetro released the M64 to the public on July 28. For 229.99 USD, the M64, which also comes in a variety of colors, has full compatibility with the original 64 and supports video output up to 4K. Wired and wireless updates also plan to add new features to the console. As…
Feature: “He Was Like, ‘No, I Don’t Want That, I Want This One'” – LEGO Pokémon Designers Talk Kids & Prototype Pikachus
“He knew they were identical, but no, he didn’t want it”. Earlier this summer, we were invited to London to check out the upcoming line of Pokémon sets coming from The Pokémon Company’s collaboration with LEGO on 1st August. The Pikachu and Eevee sets — plus the enormous Charizard-Blastoise-Venusaur one — were the first to…
The latest ugly-cool immersive sim is scratching my itch for new Deus Ex
There’s something defiant about the trend of deliberately ugly immersive sims. It is a statement: mechanics are king and beauty is a distraction, so here is something we scraped out of the vents on a PlayStation 1. I admire it. Not the graphics; the graphics look awful. I admire the sentiment. The latest in this…
Keychron’s gaming mouse firmware is going open-source, while the company critiques ‘firmware you can’t read, can’t audit, can’t change’
Keychron, the gaming peripheral creator, has developed a name for itself as a defender of open-source software over the last few years. It has an entire ‘Open Source Design Project‘, where it posts access to files to customise its keyboards, and it even uses ZMK and QMK, which are open-source software for keyboards. Open-source mouse…
Pokopia Expansion Pass Trailer Reveals New Pokémon & A First Look At ‘Part 2’
Bubbling with excitement. After revealing the release date for Pokémon Pokopia‘s first wave of DLC earlier today, The Pokémon Company has now shared a full overview trailer for the upcoming Expansion Pass Part 1 and given us a first look at Part 2. The trailer itself is pretty jam-packed, so let’s work through it in…