“That’s Something That I Would Definitely Like To Revisit” – Suda51 Wants To Revive One Of Grasshopper’s Early PS2 Titles

‘Michigan: Report from Hell’ first released in Japan back in 2004. Speaking to VGC recently, for a yet-to-be-published interview, the Japanese video game creator Goichi Suda (aka: Suda51) shared that he was interested in revisiting Michigan: Report from Hell, a little-known PS2 title from Grasshopper’s early days. Originally launched back in 2004 in Japan, the…

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Lawsuit filed by 33 US states alleges Meta knew Facebook and Instagram’s ‘addictive features harmed young people’s physical and mental health’

Meta is being sued by the attorneys general of 33 separate US states over allegations that it intentionally created and launched features on its Facebook and Instagram social media platforms that “purposefully addict children and teens.” “Kids and teenagers are suffering from record levels of poor mental health and social media companies like Meta are…

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Supermassive Games is adding a new tool to its next horror game Directive 8020 that’ll give players a ‘second chance’ to save their favourite characters

One of the best and most infuriating parts of playing through a Supermassive game like Until Dawn or The Quarry is, without a doubt, the struggle to try and keep every single person alive. Unfortunately, I’m cursed with an awful mixture of indecision and rash choices so somehow I always manage to mess up critical…

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It’s 2026, But Casino Classics Continue to Attract New Generations of Players

Online casino gaming continues to evolve at a rapid pace. From immersive live dealer tables to narrative-driven slot machines, countless innovative mechanics have been introduced to keep players engaged. Yet despite all this technological progress, traditional casino games retain a strong position among players of all ages. Classic slots, blackjack, roulette, baccarat, and poker remain…

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