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Minecraft has redesigned its baby mobs to be even cuter, and I need you to stop and look at them because they're just too precious
Hi, Minecraft devs? Big fan! I just want to ask, how dare you? It’s January, motivation is low, and now at any given time I could be hanging out with a plethora of cute animals in your blocky wonderland rather than dealing with reality. It’s a disgrace. A fluffy, adorable disgrace.My existential crises aside, Minecraft’s latest update is focused on making various critters even more precious. Eight farm animals now have proper infant counterparts available in testing. “But they already did?” I hear you asking. Correct, but those models were just the adult ones shrank down. Now we have actual…
Wolfenstein 3 is reportedly in the works at Machine Games, possibly alongside a Rainbow Six Siege-ish multiplayer thing
The world could certainly do with another game about slapping up Swastika-wearers right now. Thankfully, having finished off Indiana Jones And The Great Circle, Machine Games are reportedly working on the previously teased Wolfenstein 3.
I’ve certainly seen some outlandish graphics card cooler designs in my time, but few have evoked such nostalgia as this one. Maybe it’s just me, but the Gigabyte Aorus RTX 5090 Infinity 32G immediately brought to mind 1986’s movie masterpiece, Short Circuit, and its not-at-all-a-killer-robot hero, Johnny Five. Thankfully, while Nvidia continues to push its AI prowess on all fronts, there’s little chance of its best graphics card suddenly becoming sentient, sporting a spiked metal mohawk, and making puns about recycling… unless Gigabyte has implemented some features it hasn’t publicly mentioned. The star of this graphics card show, then, is…
A preliminary employment tribunal hearing for recently fired Rockstar Games developers kicked off this week, with their union seeking interim relief.Late last year, the developer dismissed over 30 staff across its offices in the UK and Canada, stating only that they were let go due to “gross misconduct”.The Independent Workers’ Union of Great Britain (IWGB) alleged that the employees were fired because they were part of an IWGB Game Workers Union channel on Discord and were either union members or attempting to organise a union at Rockstar.This week, the preliminary employment tribunal hearing for the case kicked off in Glasgow,…
After dominating 2025 with indie drug dealing sim Schedule 1, developer is looking to expand: "By the end of the year, there will likely be 4 people working on Schedule 1"
After being one of the most beloved PC games of 2025, the developer behind Schedule 1 has announced the team now has an office and a new dev joining the team.With how much of the 2025 awards season is dedicated to Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, it’d be easy to forget all of the other phenomena that arrived in the year. Namely, drug dealing simulator Schedule 1, which was not only one of the most popular games on Steam in 2025 when it comes to player count and sales but also the most beloved game of the year in terms of…
Rockstar continue to claim firings were about preventing GTA 6 leaks, as union push to get devs interim relief
A preliminary employment tribunal hearing has seen the Independent Workers’ Union of Great Britain (IWGB) request that a judge grant interim relief to the 31 UK-based GTA 6 developers fired by Rockstar, reportedly following discussion of changes to Rockstar’s company Slack policies by staff on Discord. The union, which filed legal claims against the company over the dismissals last year, continue to assert that they were a form of union busting. Rockstar, meanwhile, have released a fresh statement claiming that the root of this is simply stopping info about GTA 6 from leaking.
Minecraft unveils new models for baby mobs, making them "chunkier, floofier, and more charming than ever"
Minecraft has just unveiled some of the first features coming to its next game drop, and it’s made me all warm and gooey inside. Clearly wanting to start 2026 by tackling the most important tasks first, Mojang has revealed an overhaul for several baby mobs in order to make them way cuter – the perfect prioritization for one of the biggest and best PC games on the planet, if you ask me. With new textures, models, and audio, if you thought Minecraft’s kittens, piglets, and chicks were adorable before, you’re simply not prepared for how they look now. Landing today…
PlayStation reveals its boldest controllers and console covers yet, ‘The Hyperpop Collection’
PlayStation has announced three new colorways for its DualSense controller and console covers, called The Hyperpop Collection.The Hyperpop Collection will launch in March and come in three colors: Techno Red, Remix Green, and Rhythm Blue.“We’re cranking the volume all the way up with a collection that doesn’t just stand out, it takes over the room,” said Leo Cardoso from PlayStation‘s color, material, and finish design team. “Inspired by the glow of the RGB lights of your impressive gaming setups, these new colors go LOUD in the best possible way.”The Hyperpop Collection will be released on March 12, with pre-orders starting…
"Mothers no longer seek ghostly babies," declare the latest Dwarf Fortress patch notes, starting 2026 in rare form
Dwarf Fortress is kicking off 2026 exactly as you’d hope it would: with a minor update offering an utterly wild batch of patch notes. Normal games might tell you things like “nerfed fire duration 3%” or “boosted gun damage 0.2%.” Not so with Dwarf Fortress. Here we get patch notes about illegal werebeasts, mythical dream objects, and mothers seeking children lost in the afterlife.The headline change in the patch notes on Steam is, of course, this: “Mothers no longer seek ghostly babies.” I don’t really know what that means, but given Dwarf Fortress’s heavy simulation system, I can take a…
The Elder Scrolls Online is ditching yearly expansions and folding its premium content into the base game, but it's also gaining a battle pass
Back in September, studio game director Rich Lambert told GamesIndustry.biz that the Elder Scrolls Online team were exploring a move from big expansions to smaller, more frequent updates. Jump ahead four months and, well, that’s exactly what they’re doing. Wait, stop running away from me, I’m not bringing you old news reheated like the last of the (now decidedly whiffy) Christmas turkey leftovers, I come bearing fresh details like… a freshly cooked turkey that is seasoned with patch notes and battlepass infographics. Yum.