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In just shy of a month, George "Geohot" Hotz has resigned from Twitter.

Square Enix has announced an end to "large scale updates" for embattled Nintendo Switch racer Chocobo GP just nine months after launch.

Live A Live is a short slice of the weird and wonderful world of the JRPG.

Continuing on with its season of giving, Epic Games Store is offering users the chance to get their hands on Lego Builder's Journey for free right now.

Call of Duty Warzone 2.0 developer Raven Software has announced that the fan-favourite Loadout Drop has returned.

More snippets of information about Star Wars Jedi Survivor are steadily being released, with the most recent of these shedding more light on combat, traversal, and a new face for the series.

The World Cup may be over, but the internet has latched onto the rivalry (imagined or otherwise) of Paris Saint-Germain teammates Lionel Messi and Kylian Mbappe.

Atari is in a spot of bother, and has signalled it may need extra cash to continue.

Nine games leave Xbox Game Pass by the end of this month, including the widely acclaimed Outer Wilds.

We turned the Hourglass of Fate, hoisting the banner for the Servants of the Flame in the battle for the Sea of Thieves. With the final vote cast, our galleon dove down beneath the water. We steeled ourselves for the fight ahead as we navigated between the coral reefs, the silhouette of a megaladon in the distance. Suddenly we began our ascent, crashing above the waves with another galleon dead ahead. We dropped sail, speeding towards our opponents, as they turned, and aligned their cannons for a broadside on our bow. The battle was upon us.

Goat Simulator 3 developer Coffee Stain North has been issued with a take-down notice by the powers that be at Take-Two, after it used leaked GTA 6 footage in a recent trailer.

Seven years since its first release, the new The Witcher 3 Complete Edition aims to enhance an already iconic game with a huge suite of extras. On PS5, Xbox Series X, S and PC, it's a free update listed as patch 4.0. Visuals are enhanced, quality of life improvements are added, plus we get extras to tie into the Netflix TV show. This much we already knew from our preview after a visit to CD Projekt RED's offices - but now it's time to put the console code to test across all of our established test areas. We'll be kicking off with Series X and PS5 analysis, covering off performance and RT modes, with the non-RT Series S version to follow. First impressions? Neither mode on either console is the finished article, but right now, we'd recommend the performance mode on both flagship consoles.

Wolfenstein: The New Order is the latest festive freebie available from the Epic Games Store. This deal is only yours to claim until later today, so you better move quickly to make the most of the offer.

The Advertising Standards Authority has reprimanded former England star and football pundit Rio Ferdinand for failing to properly disclose that a series of Twitter posts made in partnership with PlayStation were advertisements.

For whatever reason, I haven't played a good, honest point-and-click game in years, possibly decades (maybe not since the original Monkey Island, or even Hook on the Amiga?) so it's fitting my return is with the sublime Excavation of Hob's Barrow, a game which wouldn't look out of place from the genre's hay day - albeit with a slightly off kilter style that wonderfully complements its 19th century folklore story.

It turns out there are 10 PlayStation 4 games leaving Sony's PS Plus Extra and Premium subscription tiers next month.

A group of 10 gamers in the US have teamed up to file a federal antitrust lawsuit against Microsoft over its proposed acquisition of Activision Blizzard.

UPDATE 21/12/22: We knew it was doing well, but it turns out High on Life is doing really, really well.

Contains spoilers for Tunic - you have been warned.

Sony has revealed further details of its new DualSense Edge wireless controller for the PlayStation 5, but one particular point stuck out the most.

Acclaimed martial arts adventure Sifu will arrive on Steam and Xbox consoles for the first time in March 2023, developer Sloclap has confirmed.

In a year of innovative games that didn't quite stick the landing or super polished blockbusters that left me cold, when it comes to considering game of the year contenders, I've found it ever more important to prioritise my heart picks. In 2022, Hindsight was that game for me.

The Witcher 3 is over seven years old now - and we were surprised and delighted to see CD Projekt RED return to the game, modernising it with a range of visual upgrades. Our take on the console versions is coming shortly, but we're kicking off with a look at the PC build, which delivers the widest range of enhancements compared to the original release. Cutting to the chase, the ray tracing enhancements are brilliant and absolutely transformative - but there are clear issues with performance that need to be addressed.

You either love it or you hate it, but if there's one certainty in this postmodern capitalist society, it's a movie adaption of a beloved franchise starring Chris Pratt.

My parents aren't big on this little thing called video games. They've never quite understood my fascination with it, which is part of the reason I've always been more of a solo player.

The Witcher 3's next-gen update on PC has received a hotfix to address a number of the issues that accompanied the launch.

Paw-don me, I didn't mean to inter-ruff your day, but I have some news to share with you: Pupperazzi, and all the dogs that come with it, will be bounding onto the Nintendo Switch early next year.

I think fiction sometimes forgets about the bonds between brothers and sisters and how powerful they can be. I guess we usually see siblings as a way of showing two sides of the same coin - one who turned out evil while the other turned out good, like me and my brother. But if a story wants us to feel that harrowing sense of fear or loss, and desperation, it's usually a parent-child set-up they go for.

A major new study from UK consumer group Which? has found evidence that the Nintendo Switch's infamous Joy-Con drift is likely caused by a mechanical fault, pointing to fundamental design flaws.

Nearly three months on, The Dark Pictures developer Supermassive Games has now released its long-awaited patches for horror games Man of Medan and Little Hope, following their late September updates which left players with various problems.