One of the creators of Baldur’s Gate and Dragon Age: Origins has finally statted up D&D Satan (and all his mates)
There’s a tradition among Dungeons & Dragons players—and honestly, RPGs at large—that if you get to a high enough level, you’re gonna kill a god. Unless, of course, you’re running a campaign for a table of obstinate players who want to kill the devil instead. This officially-sanctioned D&D book from Arcanum Worlds lets you do…
AMD’s Frank Azor says no 32 GB RX 9070 XT for you, probably because a 32 GB mid-range GPU didn’t make much sense in the first place
Sometimes, in this topsy-turvy PC hardware world of ours, a rumour turns up that really makes us scratch our heads. This week, it was rumblings about a 32 GB variant of AMD’s upcoming RDNA 4 graphics card, the RX 9070 XT. You can rest easy in your beds tonight, though, because AMD’s Frank Azor has…
Today’s Wordle clues, hints and answer for October 17 (#1581)
Whether you need a ton of Wordle help or just like the idea of having some general assistance ready to go if you need a bit of a hand, we’ve got everything you could wish for right here. Inhale every clue and hint we’ve written for Friday’s puzzle and win in record time. Reveal five…
Pragmata Loves Being a Video Game
Category: Games March 18, 2026 Pragmata Loves Being a Video Game Joe Skrebels, Xbox Wire Editor-in-Chief The last time I played Pragmata, I came away delighted by how it was inserting a truly new idea into a very familiar genre, building a hacking minigame into the fabric of third-person shooter combat. Almost a year later,…
Cities: Skylines 2 boss says they ‘completely overestimated’ the Unity engine’s capabilities
In the wake of Cities: Skylines 2’s shaky launch and mixed reception, developer Colossal Order and publisher Paradox Interactive have parted ways, with a new dev, Iceflake Studios, stepping in to continue patching the city builder. The issues with Cities: Skylines 2 ranged from poor optimization to an absence of modding support to a perceived…
Thanks To Fans, This Lost Puyo Puyo Fever Game For Mobile Has Finally Been Preserved
Puyo Puyo Fever Habanero was released in 2007 for Japanese feature phones. The feature phone preservation community has saved another game from digital oblivion. This time it’s Puyo Puyo Fever Habanero, a Puyo Puyo spin-off that was released for i-Mode, EZWeb, and Softbank-compatible phones in 2007, via Sega’s now defunct Sonic Cafe portal. According to…
Hackers Infiltrate Adultery Website Ashley Madison, Threatens Mass Data Dump
Over 37 million accounts compromised “Like us or not, this is still a criminal act.” Those are the words of Noel Biderman, CEO of Avid Life Media, the Toronto-based firm that owns AshelyMadison.com, a hookup website with the tagline, “Life is short. Have an affair.” He said them in a statement to KrebsOnSecurity after it…
Video: Zion Shares His Top Five Switch Games Of 2023
A sea of quality. Ready for another top-five list? Of course, you are. Recently, the stupendous Felix went through his top five Switch games of 2023, and now it’s Zion’s turn. If you remember what we said in our previous article, there will be no crossover between the lists presented by our wonderful video team,…
Someone found Skyrim’s most relatable NPC: A dude with no possessions who just sleeps all day, every day
A Skyrim player has discovered what some are calling the most boring NPC in the game, but some might call him a hero. YouTuber Mike, who also goes by The Gaming Dad, happened across the character at the East Empire Company Warehouse in Solitude. Unlike some other NPCs, this one is named: Snorreid. He can…