Last week, sent you back in time to share epic moments from Assassin’s Creed Odyssey. While exploring the world of Ancient Greece and fighting alongside Athens or Sparta, you shared your best moments using #PS4share and #PSBlog. Here are this week’s highlights: Kassandra and her trusted eagle Ikaros stand strong in this share from@louisylou. Alexios…
Tune in to Day of the Devs. So this one initially slipped through the net, but Digital Eclipse is currently gearing up to announce the next entry in its Gold Master Series. The developer, which was recently acquired by Atari, will reveal its follow-up to The Making of Karateka at Day of the Devs: The…
A browser version is also now via Wavedash. If you happened to love Walaber Entertainment’s Saturn-inspired rally racing game Parking Garage Rally Circuit, then we have some interesting news to share with you. Walaber Entertainment, the developer behind the 2024 PC title, yesterday announced a new expanded version of the game, called Parking Garage Rally…
“This is beyond excessive for commercial games”. Out of all of the classic systems you could mention, the Sega Genesis / Mega Drive feels like it’s the one getting the most attention when it comes to new software. We’ve seen a host of games come to the system in the past few years, with plenty…
Witness the Millennium. Square Enix’s HD-2D art style has done wonders for its games. From creating new IPs like Triangle Strategy and Octopath Traveler, to tasteful remakes like the Dragon Quest Erdrick trilogy and Live a Live, the charming presentation has been able to deliver modern gameplay while still invoking a retro feeling. So far,…
Fallout 76 has become another feather in Bethesda’s cap, assisted by the fact that it’s the game best-positioned to take advantage of the popularity of Amazon’s fantastic Fallout TV show, and thanks to the cavalcade of transformative free updates. But it wasn’t always like this. At launch, the reception was rough. An online-only Fallout game…
Well, there goes all our free time! If your friends and co-workers all seem unusually busy as of late, it’s probably because they discovered a virtual gold mine of gaming goodness. You can discover it too, courtesy of the Internet Archive and software curator Jason Scott, who assembled a collection of roughly 2,400 MS-DOS games,…
Do you remember that moment in Baldur’s Gate 3 when you thought you were approaching the end, but then you arrived in Act 3’s big city and realized you weren’t even close? Because I sure do. I remember proudly announcing I was about to finish the RPG, only to spend another 100 hours methodically combing…
It is perhaps not surprising that the price of the Steam Deck has gone up, given the state of everything, but even so, just how far it’s jumped is straight-up shocking. The 512GB OLED model has gone from $549 to $789, and the 1TB unit has leapt from $649 to $949, an increase of nearly…
Fallout co-creator Tim Cain, who is known for… well, co-creating Fallout, has been a font of videogame wisdom on his own personal YouTube channel for the past three years: That time is fast approaching its end, though, as Cain feels like he’s coming to the end of both the stories he wanted to share when…