Why Should You Bother With Your Steam Wishlist Anymore?
Wishlists used to make or break games on Steam. Recently, though, not so much... Valve wants that to change.
Wishlists used to make or break games on Steam. Recently, though, not so much... Valve wants that to change.
Somehow, Capcom can do what no other AAA can. New games, old games, all quality. How do they do it?
You may not realise it, but the government "Down Under" has been consistently redefining our industry in big ways over the years. Sometimes it's for the better - Steam's refund policy says hi! Otherwise? They're taking responsibility away from parents worldwide!
Steam has a problem. You're not buying new games, and they aren't selling enough of them to you. So they're trying to fix that.
Apple is selling MacBooks built from iPhone scraps, Xbox is desperately trying to remember how to make money, and Sony has no idea when they'll be able to start production on the PS6... the impact of the datacentre crisis is hitting everywhere!
The data centre crisis is forcing changes for so many tech companies - and not everyone will be able to shift.
Rogues are dying. From one of the faces of the game, to almost the least-played class in the game. They're below *Evoker*, the class lambasted at launch for not being very Warcraft. What happened? It's a long story...
Fired, a writer of a newly revealed game believed she'd been replaced with GenAI. CEO of Space Marine 2's Saber insisted they hadn't, despite leaning heavily on GenAI for the project! But that's not all. . . Somehow, Randy & the Medieval Times USB stick returned.
Another patch, another video on bugs - but honestly, I think this one might be worse.
Development is ending for 2XKO, Riot's fighting game, as questions are asked about whether this year's layoffs really helped.
The newest market data shows the console's stagnation, and physical games are having a bad time.
Is a gamer's rights advocate or a quick-buck-seeking scammer behind this week's new GTA VI leaks?