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Overwatch 2’s Season 18 is Live Now!

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Diablo 4 will let you transform into its most fearsome demon, the Butcher, in an experimental mini season before Lord of Hatred drops

With a little over a month before Diablo 4’s second expansion, Lord of Hatred, comes out, Blizzard seems to be experimenting a little with the game’s usual seasonal format. The next season, which starts on March 11, will focus on slaying hundreds of demons in a row and eventually becoming a demon yourself. You won’t…

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‘There is a world beyond Embervale’: Enshrouded dev diary paves the way to 1.0 in fall of 2026, says ‘development will continue for years to come’

It’s not a concrete release date yet, but in today’s Enshrouded roadmap update, Keen Games announced a new 1.0 release window set for fall 2026. The shift isn’t a big departure from the original spring target and not entirely unexpected after last year’s Wake of the Water delay. The announcement came as part of Enshrouded’s…

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Feature: The Tale Of Final Fantasy VII’s Lost Prequel, And The Fans That Are Trying To Save It

Before Crisis was originally released episodically for Docomo phones. Square Enix has produced countless spin-offs to Final Fantasy VII since its original release in 1997, but few have proven quite as mysterious or interesting to Western fans as its prequel Before Crisis: Final Fantasy VII. Originally released episodically for NTT Docomo’s FOMA 900i line of…

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Twitch CEO Dan Clancy apologizes for TwitchCon assault of Emiru and his interview comments on the incident: ‘We failed, both in allowing it to occur, and in our response following’

In response to the assault of streamer Emiru at last weekend’s TwitchCon, Twitch CEO Dan Clancy has issued an apology from the streaming platform’s official account on X (formerly Twitter). Clancy apologized for security lapses, and promised improvements at future events. He also expressed regret for his prior comments about the incident, seemingly referring to…

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