Hi everyone, Alex here to talk about trains. I heard you like trains. And the apocalypse — we have that, too! If only it was a roguelike (It’s not!), we’d check off all the boxes from the bingo card. I’m here to talk about The Final Station. Whenever we show The Final Station at preview…
How boutique builders do it Building a computer isn’t all that difficult. Though it may seem like a daunting proposition to anyone who’s never assembled a PC before, it’s really just a matter of preparation and patience. Where things tend to get a little more challenging is when you aim for a professional looking build…
In a recent video on his YouTube channel, veteran RPG developer and project lead on the original Fallout, Tim Cain, offered a look at his collection of photos from the game’s development between 1994 and 1997. The photos are not only a fun time capsule of mid to late ’90s game development, but also show…
Katsuya Akitomo pitched the game to his bosses at Capcom. If you’re a fan of the Darkstalkers series and have ever been curious about how Capcom got the idea to make a fighting game themed around classic movie monsters, then you’re in luck. That’s because Katsuya Akitomo, the former Capcom developer credited with pitching the…
Today, Sony gave us the honor of announcing Devil May Cry 5 Special Edition in the PlayStation 5 Showcase! We here at Capcom are incredibly excited to be able to kick off the next generation by launching DMC5SE digitally, day and date with the launch of PS5. DMC5SE was conceived with two main goals in…
PC Gamer’s all-singing all-dancing all-action 30th anniversary issue is on-sale today, and includes a slew of major interviews with the creatives that have shaped our industry and some of the most important games in history. PCG’s editor Robert Jones sat down with Warren Spector and Paul Neurath, key members of the original System Shock team,…
When most people think of retro games, they don’t think of phone games. Retro games, after all, are broadly speaking from a time before smart phones. But then again, phone games existed before smart phones did. Such is the case with Japanese feature phone games, keitai games for short, which date from the mid to…
Category: ID@Xbox June 5, 2025 Oirbo: How to Explore a Seamless World Diogo Cardoso, Developer, ImaginationOverflow Summary A textless metroidvania experience. Unique world design. Get tips to help you succeed. Oirbo is a textless metroidvania where you control our robotic friend Oirbo through a malfunctioning space ship filled with robotic friends, foes, and lasers! Oirbo’s…
Starfield lead quest designer Will Shen says “a growing section of the audience is becoming fatigued” with huge games that require dozens or hundreds of hours to properly play through, and—tongue in cheek—that he’s sorry for the role he played in helping popularize that trend. “I’m sorry. I’ll say that,” Shen said, laughing, in a…
The GTA Online Chop Shop cars list is pretty impressive, which is good because there’s no such thing as having too many vehicles in Los Santos. No GTA update would be complete without a selection of shiny new motors to add to your collection, and The Chop Shop is no different. Of course, you’d be…