Category: Announcements Rare Celebrates 40 Years with Ruby-Themed Exclusives and More Adam ParkHead of Brand and Licensing, Rare Published August 4, 2025 1985 was the height of the British home computer scene; an era of games delivered on cassette tapes by young coders producing innovative titles straight out of their bedrooms. Among the most notable…
In a recent interview on Nightdive Studios’ Deep Dive podcast, former Looking Glass Studios programmer Marc LeBlanc talked about how he sees the System Shock Remake’s success as proof that there is an audience for games that challenge their players’ critical thinking and ingenuity, and that he hopes to see more developers respond to that…
Emily Kaldwin and Corvo Attano stalk the shadows of a new city. The alleys, rooftops, and clockwork mansions of coastal Karnaca are a silent battlefield for our heroes. And come November 11, you can join their fight and take back what’s yours. Dishonored 2 launches next week Friday on PS4, continuing the story of its…
It won’t actually hit the markets for another couple of years, but Intel’s forthcoming Lunar Lake CPU architecture has made an early appearance in the SiSoft Sandra database. The entry has all kinds of confusing information and while it only covers the numbers from just one benchmark, they’re actually quite promising. Intel’s roadmaps for its…
Today is a great day for gaming; not only did we get the long-awaited Wasteland 2 Director’s Cut early this morning (yeah, I’m a post-apocalyptic junkie), but Humble Bundle also has a new slate of games up, this time courtesy of Capcom. While many of the bundles feature indie games that you might otherwise miss,…
Say hello to the ONEXSUGAR WALLET. Clamshell phones made a comeback a few years back, thanks to the efforts of Samsung and Motorola, boasting displays which are capable of folding in on themselves. Now, the technology is bleeding into gaming handhelds, with One-Netbook teasing a folding screen on its upcoming ONEXSUGAR WALLET portable (thanks, Android…
We already knew SK Hynix had multiple new memory chip fabs in the works, but completion of any of them was still too far off to know if they’d have any tangible effect on the raging memory supply crisis. Well, the major memory maker has just announced its intentions to accelerate construction plans for one…
Summer Games Done Quick, the (self-explanatorily) summer version of Games Done Quick, has tallied a lovely $2.4 million in raised money for Doctors Without Borders, a charity that provides medical care around the world to those in need. The number’s been announced via a BlueSky post celebrating the milestone, one which was—and I must emphasise,…
Open to all those who’ve a Windows 10 PC and an Xbox One console A little over a month after Microsoft enabled it for members of the Xbox One preview program, the ability to stream Xbox One games to Windows 10 devices is now available for everyone. To be clear, “everyone” here means anyone with…
Open June 2nd to June 30th. Starting yesterday, a new OutRun-themed pop-up shop has opened up in Japan, selling a bunch of new merchandise based on the classic Sega driving game. The temporary store is located in Tokyo, Japan, on the 6th floor of the Shibuya Tsutaya (which is only a short walk from the…