Dreamcast Rail Shooter Rainbow Cotton Is Getting Its First Western Release

PlayStation Now Service Update

We’d like to share an important update on compatible devices for PlayStation Now. On August 15, 2017, we will be discontinuing the service on the following devices: PlayStation 3 PlayStation Vita and PlayStation TV All 2013, 2014, 2015 Sony Bravia TV models All Sony Blu-ray player models All Samsung TV models Additionally, 2016 models of…

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Techland reveals an 11-week roadmap for Dying Light: The Beast, the gaming equivalent of a hastily-drawn sketch showing the way to the nearest post office

Techland has released its post-launch roadmap for its free-running, zombie-dropkicking spinoff Dying Light: The Beast. As gaming roadmaps go, it’s closer to what you’d scribble on the back of a packet of ciggies than the cartographical masterpieces produced by Ordnance Survey, with Techland’s plans stretching over just 11 weeks. But this pencil-scrawl to your local…

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People are flipping out over recoil in Battlefield 6 because of one gun specifically designed to have no recoil in real life

We’re in that strange gap between the big Battlefield 6 multiplayer reveal and the start of its open beta, which means it’s prime time to overreact to everything. Right now, the overreaction is over recoil, or more specifically, the lack thereof. Thanks to one particularly misleading streamer clip floating around online, some folks are having…

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Switching to a leverless fighting game controller is the smartest thing I ever did, and one of the best in the biz is at its lowest-ever price

The Razer Kitsune hits a frame-perfect combo of ultra-light, ultra-thin, ultra-stylish fighting gaming. It swaps out a joystick for an all-button layout which makes movement input faster and more consistent. A must-have for anyone looking to take their fighting game skills to the next level. Key specs: Optical switches | PC & PS5 compatible |…

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Chief producer of the Yakuza series wasn’t worried about going turn-based back in Yakuza: Like a Dragon, saying, ‘we are confident that we can make an enjoyable game, even if it is in a genre we have never made before’

The Yakuza/Like a Dragon games are an annualized series, a new entry appearing every year since 2014, and sometimes two per year—as was the case in 2023, when Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio released both Like a Dragon: Ishin! and Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name. With so many games coming out,…

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