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I’ve tested my fair share of Nacon RIG headsets, but each and every time I write up my reviews, I usually have to preface that they’re purely available at UK and European retailers. That all changes today as accessory maker just announced the US availability of the RIG R5 Pro HX, R5 Pro HC, and the white version of the R5 Pro HS headset.Starting yesterday, those of you in the US hunting for the best gaming headset for your setup can now pick up the RIG R5 series headsets at Amazon, Best Buy, and directly from the official Nacon online…

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Star Wars: Galactic Racer is where the fun begins. Star Wars’ galaxy far, far away is home to much sci-fi excitement, but there’s always been something captivating about the CG-spectacle displays of speed in the prequel trilogy. Who among us didn’t constantly rewind Star Wars: Episode 1 to rewatch the Tatooine podrace, or wear down our controls playing the tie-in game?Developer Fuse Games promises a slick, modernized take on sci-fi racing with Star Wars: Galactic Racer. With the team including Burnout and Need for Speed veterans on staff, there’s no doubt they can capture the thrill of Star Wars’ high-stakes,…

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If you’re going on vacation soon and want something to really dig your teeth into while you’re away, clear some space in your suitcase for the best travel board games. No matter whether you’re taking a break with family, friends, or your partner, these will brighten up the trip. Personally speaking, my family and I adore trying to outdo each others’ high scores over the course of a holiday.Where should you start, though? I’ve been covering and reviewing the best board games on GamesRadar+ for years now, and that means I’ve got plenty of recommendations. These are the travel board…

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Slay the Spire 2’s first major update is here, compiling the recent changes from the game’s beta branch.Earlier today, Mega Crit released new Slay the Spire 2 patch notes for what it’s calling “Major Update 1,” which brings “all of the content, changes, and fixes from the beta branch over the past month” to the game’s main branch. The post on the game’s Steam page explains that with the feedback from the game’s many beta testers, “we feel that the beta version has been shaped into a stable enough position for main branch players to try out the changes.”This means…

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Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 has received two nominations in this year’s Gayming Awards celebrating queer culture in games, with the whole RPG up for “fan favorite” and companion Sir Hans Capon in the running for best LGBTQ+ character. This news comes as a delight to Daniel Vávra, co-founder of developer Warhorse Studios, who seems oddly insistent that Kingdom Come’s approach to gay romance is somehow correct or superior compared to games and stories “rightfully called ‘woke’ these days.”In a lengthy Twitter post, Vávra says he’s “really proud” that the Gayming Awards nominated Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 for elements that he…

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Starfield fans have been saying the RPG is “unplayable” on PS5 following the port’s launch on Sony’s platform, prompting Bethesda Game Studios to promise hotfixes after finding “a small number of causes” behind the bugs and crashes. Now, one of those hotfixes is here, specifically targeting the PS5 Pro version of the game – but, uh, it’s not exactly delivering… or so fans say. Bethesda reveals its new patch in an online post, explaining it’s “pushing live a quick hotfix for Starfield players on PlayStation 5 Pro that resolves crashing when using Enhanced settings.” While this obviously doesn’t include folks…

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RuneScape entered development when brothers Andrew and Paul Gower wanted a game they could easily play on the computers they had access to at school. It was an extremely indie project – so small-scale, in fact, that they initially asked friends and family members, including their own mom, to help with designing the MMO’s first enemies.”The first requirement for the game was that it needed to be quickly accessible from computers with pretty lightweight hardware and internet speeds,” as former RuneScape design director Mark Ogilvie said in an interview for the October 2014 issue of GamesTM. “The founders were frustrated…

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Generating one billion of anything is an impressive feat. Whether it’s song or TV show streams, or copies of something sold, that’s around one eighth of the world’s population accounted for; just mind-boggling. Among Us, the perennial space-based, party game, has managed to garner that amount of downloads just from one store, and Innersloth isn’t sure how to react.The studio posts about the achievement on Twitter. “Yooooooooooooooo we recently hit 1 BILLION downloads on the Google Play store,” the post exclaims. “That’s so many crewmates… thank you for playing…”The poster says they’re going to “barf in a vent,” because “that…

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The best open-world RPGs are the ones you never truly leave. When a game successfully convinces you to lean in and live within its world, the thrill of new discoveries is second only to the promise of what still lies ahead. Some of the best RPGs in recent years draw you into unforgettable settings, and we think about these experiences long after the credits roll, rarely staying away for long. Everybody has at least one open-world RPG they can navigate blindfolded… right?If you do, there’s a chance you’ll see your favorite pop up below. But if you’re here to start…

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Not many publishers still release first-party games for an old console once a shiny new one hits the public. Yet here is Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream, a 2026 title made for the Nintendo Switch 10 months after the Switch 2 hit the shelves. Despite being almost 10 years old, the Nintendo Switch is still kicking, and Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream is a delightful, unhinged addition to the already great selection of the best Switch games.But, despite how much fun I’m having with it, its core mechanics and controls have exposed a very real and gut-dropping truth: It’s time…

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