Godot devs are getting a helping hand from Microsoft to bring their games to Xbox on PC

Godot devs are getting a helping hand from Microsoft to bring their games to Xbox on PC

Although many developers turn to Unreal Engine or Unity to bring their gaming visions to life, open-source Godot is becoming increasingly popular, thanks to its lightweight structure and intuitive scripting language. Now Microsoft has taken a ‘first step’ to expanding its user base even further, by releasing a reference sample software package for creating Godot…

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Diablo 4 will be Steam Deck ready when it leaves its Battle.net exclusivity next week, confirms community director

Diablo 4’s leap to Steam—alongside other games like Overwatch 2—is welcome news to gamers wanting to keep their rigs launcher-slim. Adam Fletcher, the game’s Global Community Development Director, has fully confirmed on Twitter that the game will be coming Steam Deck verified next Tuesday. (Image credit: @PezRadar on Twitter/X) Regrettably, it looks like there won’t…

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The world’s biggest mod site pops the cork on 10 billion downloads and $7 million-worth of payouts: ‘If every download were a footstep, you could walk to the Moon 11 times’

Nexus Mods, the world’s largest mod site and almost certainly a bookmark in your browser if you’ve ever wanted to fiddle with Skyrim, obliterate yourself in Fallout, or annihilate thugs with cans of soft drink, is celebrating a milestone. Specifically, it’s celebrating the fact that the site will today hit 10 billion total file downloads….

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“We Spent The Last Eight Months Creating A User-Friendly Frontend” – Taki Udon Shows Off SuperStation One’s ‘Console Mode’ UI

FPGA system is getting closer to release. SuperStation One creator Taki Udon has given us the best look yet at the system’s ‘Console Mode’ UI. This is the culmination of eight months of work, and is a user-friendly frontend which will also be compatible with existing MiSTer FPGA systems (that will include Taki Udon’s own…

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Build It: Caged Power

This article was published in the Holiday 2015 issue of Maximum PC. For more trusted reviews and feature stories, subscribe here. Assembling the cage Most of the time, our builds end up in PC cases that encloses the guts on all six sides. Even if there is a side panel window, five out of six…

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