Reports
PC Building Is Fucked, And It Won’t Get Better
Prices are spiking, and PC parts aren't for consumers anymore. They won't be for a while.
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Loading Screen: Monster Hunter Wilds' Paid Performance Perception Problem
Paid for all the Monster Hunter Wilds DLC? Enjoy your good performance, moneybags!
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Loading Screen: Bobby Kotick Strikes Back... At Embracer?
Bobby Kotick is back to defend himself from a lawsuit. So, how is Embracer at fault?
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Loading Screen: You Pay For Tariffs Under Nintendo Policy
Official Nintendo policy is to let you absorb the cost of any tariffs; they're getting their profit.
Reports
Battlefailed
"Losing steam..." "Battlefield 6 desperately needs a wake up call..." The honeymoon for Battlefield 6 is over.
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Loading Screen: Gamestop Closed 400 Stores In 2026 As Physical Games Slump
The death spiral of physical games continues, as one of the US's biggest retailers closes up to a third of its stores in only a few weeks of 2026.
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Loading Screen: Larian Back Down On Generative AI Use
"...to ensure there is no room for doubt, we’ve decided to refrain from using genAI tools..." The Larian CEO is backtracking.
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Loading Screen: "This was never about union membership." - Rockstar On Fired Devs
A day in court for the fired Rockstar devs hasn't rattled their former employer, laying fresh allegations for their dismissal.
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Loading Screen: Ubisoft Studio Unionises, Is Immediately Closed
Ubisoft just shut down a whole studio, three working days after they unionised. But it might not just be about reprisals.
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Loading Screen: PlayStation Wants an AI To Play Games For You*
Sony's new patent wants to help you complete games... at least in part by having an AI play for you.
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Loading Screen: GOG Sold For $25 Million By CDPR
2026 starts with an acquisition. But the news might not be so bad this time.
Reports
2025: Gaming's Console Problem
Ready for the PS6 and Next Xbox? No? Neither is the games industry.