Control Resonant's PC specs make the Oldest House look tiny
Remedy's next Control game now has a date and a Steam page. The catch for PC players is the 100 GB SSD requirement and a recommended spec that already rules out casual handheld optimism.
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Marvel's Wolverine finally looks like Insomniac stopped playing nice
The new State of Play footage sells Logan as a PS5 action game with teeth: heavy finishers, mutant-hunting Reavers, and enough blood to make it clear this is not Spider-Man with claws.
Mimic Meadows makes copying animals feel like puzzle brain food
The Steam demo for sourencho's indie puzzler has a simple pitch: move like an animal, become it, then use that new body to crack the meadow's rules.
Mina the Hollower's 300,000-Copy Start Makes Its Delay Look Smart
Yacht Club's new action-adventure sold 300,000 copies in three days, but the real story for players is how a risky delay turned a make-or-break launch into a stronger game.
PlayStation's June State of Play finally gave PS5 owners a real calendar
Sony's June 2026 State of Play had the usual spectacle, but the useful part was simpler: PS5 players now have a run of dated games they can actually plan around.
Fatal Frame II’s Remake Understands the Scariest Thing Was Never the Ghosts
Koei Tecmo’s full remake of Crimson Butterfly brings Mio and Mayu’s haunted village back with rebuilt visuals, controls, sound, and a new hand-holding mechanic that sharpens the original’s emotional horror.
Pictonico Turns Your Camera Roll Into WarioWare Chaos
Nintendo’s new mobile oddity turns real photos into bite-sized mini-games, and its weird little social spark is exactly the kind of energy the Switch 2 era should not lose.
Cyberpunk 2077’s Next PC Requirement Shift Is Really About Windows 10’s Endgame
CD Projekt Red says Windows 11 will become the baseline for Cyberpunk 2077 after Windows 10 support ends. Here is what that actually means for PC players, handheld owners, and anyone still living near the minimum spec line.
The 37-Year Code: 81-Year-Old Dev Finally Ships His Long-Lost 16-Bit Masterpiece
In an era of 100GB day-one patches and temporary live-service servers, 81-year-old veteran Colin Porch just released a 16-bit sequel he started in 1989. It is a breathtaking monument to the old-school hacker spirit.
The Gravity of GTA 6: Fable’s Q1 2027 Delay is a Masterclass in Strategic Retreat
Xbox has officially shifted Playground Games’ Fable reboot to February 2027. We analyze why dodging the gargantuan orbit of Grand Theft Auto VI is not just sensible—it is a survival requirement.
Why Your Game Console Is Still So Expensive: The End of the Price Drop Era
An Ars Technica analysis reveals a major shift in the video game industry: modern consoles like the PS5, Xbox Series X, and Nintendo Switch are defying historical trends by maintaining their launch prices for years. We dive into the reasons, from the slowdown of Moore's Law and supply chain issues..
The Bloodborne Stalemate: Why Is Sony Keeping Fans Waiting? 🙃
Insider reports suggest a Bloodborne PC port or remake is currently not in development, leaving fans in a state of perpetual limbo. We explore Sony's puzzling silence, the fan community's impressive DIY efforts, and the glimmer of hope that a modern version of the classic might one day...