Fraser Brown, Online Editor (Image credit: Future) Last week: Enjoyed blissfully being unaware that a TV sequel to Baldur’s Gate 3 was in development. This week: Stopped being blissfully being unaware that a TV sequel to Baldur’s Gate 3 was in development. Baldur’s Gate 3 is too big for Hasbro to leave alone. We already…
Hack attack highlights need for newer systems with better security Cyber criminals aren’t getting any less sophisticated, and if you ask the U.S. President, he’ll tell you that there’s a need to be “much more aggressive” in defending against hackers. Part of being aggressive means upgrading and updating old computer systems. According to Reuters, President…
It’s brand-new, honest. Sony stopped making its PS1 console a few decades ago now, and while we had the PlayStation Classic back in 2018, the Japanese electronics giant is very much focused on modern tech today, pushing its manufacturing might behind the PS5 and PS5 Pro. However, given the popularity of the PS1, it’s easy…
Nintendo is investigating. Plenty of readers (and beyond) have been enjoying the Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream ‘Welcome Version’ demo over the past 24 hours. But for some diving in this morning, they’ve been greeted by a rather unpleasant surprise: a crash. It turns out that Nintendo has identified a bug with the demo, which…
R-Gear was previously included on certain versions of the Ray’Z Arcade Chronology. Over the last couple of days, Taito has released a prototype of R-Gear, the “phantom sequel” to the 1994 arcade shoot ’em up RayForce digitally across PS4 & Nintendo Switch in Japan, marking the first time it has ever been made available as…
Next Tuesday, October 27th at 9:00 AM Pacific we’ll be drawing back the curtains on the inaugural Paris Games Week PlayStation Press Conference. In front of gathered media at the iconic La Grande Arche de la Défense, we’ll be announcing new games and offering some exciting updates on previously announced titles. Naturally, you’ll be able…
“He was the one who set the benchmark”. It has been revealed that F. David Thorpe, who created some of the most memorable ZX Spectrum loading screens for Ocean and US Gold, passed away earlier this year following a long illness. He was 84. Thorpe was behind the amazing screen art for games such as…
When Larian said it was ready to “move on” from Baldur’s Gate 3 back in March, rather than continue to work on an expansion that had started to morph into Baldur’s Gate 4, I assumed that meant it would be winding down the updates, too. But since then we’ve seen a bunch of substantial patches,…
Off to a fast start It’s going to take some time to see if all the early hype surrounding today’s virtual reality technologies turns into something lasting, but there’s a ready audience willing to gamble it will. HTC revealed on Twitter on that it sold 15,000 of its Vive VR bundles in the first 10…