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Act fast, and you could grab a 34-inch gaming monitor with a 165Hz refresh rate for just $199.98, saving you 26% off its usual price. This IPS gaming monitor has a truly incredible spec for its current cost, and with over 4,800 reviews and an average 4.4 out of five stars on Amazon, it’s a well-regarded display too. Made by Sansui, this is one of the cheapest 34-inch gaming monitors I’ve ever seen, and while I’ve not had the chance to test this particular display myself, it’s a bargain I wouldn’t pass up if I were in the market for…
The Sims studio says its ‘values are unchanged’, including inclusivity, as EA’s Saudi takeover progresses
The studio behind The Sims series has assured players its values will not be affected by EA’s upcoming change in ownership.In late December, Electronic Arts’ proposed sale to Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund was approved by the company’s shareholders, meaning all that’s left is approval from government regulators before the deal can be finalised.Ever since the acquisition was first announced, some fans of The Sims series have expressed concern that the future of the series – known for its inclusivity and character diversity – may be compromised when its parent company is acquired by a country where homosexuality is illegal…
One Piece season 2 trailer shows off Miss All Sunday's terrifying powers and the villainous Baroque Works
The first trailer for One Piece: Into the Grand Line, the second season of Netflix’s live action adaptation of the beloved manga/anime, has arrived. Along with catching us up with Monkey D. Luffy, we’re treated to glimpses of the violently effective Baroque Works assassin squad – including key character Nico Robin, played by Lera Abova.Here’s the trailer: ONE PIECE: Season 2 | Official Teaser | Netflix – YouTube Watch On Nico Robin has the power of the Flower-Flower Fruit, giving her the bizarrely terrifying ability to clone her own limbs on any surface, even her opponents. In the trailer, she…
It feels quite fitting that a game like Big Hops released today, the day after Awesome Games Done Quick wrapped up, because this thing feels like it has a guaranteed spot in Summer Games Done Quick already. You’re a frog! Who hops around! What’s not to love? It helps that the platformer feels so good in motion, too. If you’ve not heard of Big Hops before let me give you the proper run down. You play as Hop (get it?), a happy-go-lucky frog that is fooled into unleashing a mischievous spirit called Diss that I was half convinced…
Dwarf Fortress no longer forces you to build a nudist colony as it tackles its latest ludicrous bug
No game bugs like Dwarf Fortress bugs. From legendary dogs founding religions to dwarves growing too nervous to take the bins out (i.e. tend the refuse stockpile), this game is the master of emergent narrative storytelling, and each new bug is writ in the proverbial book of lore by its fans. The latest chapter may be a little unsafe for work however, as dwarves across the world have been dropping their keks and going about their business starkers. To translate that into US English: they’re all naked. The bug reared its head after the previous update, with players noticing their…
Nintendo is monitoring high RAM prices and tariff impacts very closely, president Shuntaro Furukawa says
Nintendo president Shuntaro Furukawa says the company is keeping a close eye on Switch 2’s profit margin as the increase in memory prices and ongoing tariffs remain an ongoing issue in the industry.In an interview with Kyoto Shimbun (paywalled but read by VGC), Furukawa was asked what the challenges were regarding Switch 2’s lower profit margin than that of the original Switch.“Hardware profitability depends on factors like component procurement conditions, cost reductions through mass production, and the impact of exchange rates and tariffs,” Furukawa said (via machine translation).“It’s difficult to generalize. Fundamentally, we aim to address this by advancing component…
The N64's most infamous JRPG is getting the same recompilation treatment that gave us 60 FPS PC remasters of Super Mario 64 and Zelda: Ocarina of Time
The Nintendo 64 was infamous for its lack of traditional role-playing games, especially in light of the booming success JRPGs were having on the PS1 in the wake of Final Fantasy 7. The platform’s most traditional RPG is probably Quest 64 – an infamous game that’s nonetheless getting full recompilation effort from fans, which could end up delivering a robust PC remaster of a long-maligned game.Fans of numerous N64 games have been at work on decompilation projects, where they essentially pick apart a game’s code to understand every aspect of it. Recompilation, then, is the process of putting that code…
Restore mysterious cassette tapes from a missing, occultish musician in the very Her Story like Imprinted
What’s the genre called for games that recreate a desktop PC interface? There’s gotta be a name right, there’s enough games to justify it, but PC game is kind of already taken as a term. In any case, while we ponder over that question, let’s look at an upcoming addition to that genre, Imprinted, a horror game where you are tasked with restoring mysterious, damaged cassette tapes. You are Vincent Brandt – no, not you, you, the game you, you – an ” engineer specialized in audio restoration of all sorts,” who has been contacted over these aforementioned…
Forget Hades 2, this underloved punk roguelike I adore is less than $1 for a short time only
Can you smell that? Eau de résistance, baby. There’s nothing quite like toppling the ruler of a dystopian world and rebuilding it from the ashes of tyranny, which is what Reignbreaker delivers in droves. It is one of the best roguelikes you probably haven’t tried yet, and it emulates the Hades 2 style with an isometric-like view of combat. It is very much a game that you should try, and excitingly, you might even be able to get it for under $1 in this new bundle. In all honesty, when Reignbreaker launched, I didn’t give it a second thought. Burned…
News of Call of Duty’s arrival on Switch 2 (and potentially Switch) could be imminent.That’s according to X user Reality, who datamined a recent Call of Duty update and claimed to have found new code referencing Nintendo platforms.Under the PlatformFamily section, joining existing entries like SONY, STEAM, MICROSOFT and UBICONNECT (some Activision games were added to Ubisoft+ Premium last month), is a reportedly new entry called NINTENDO.It also adds a new entry to the PlatformFamilyToAccountType section, adding ‘na’ (Nintendo Account) to existing entries like ‘xbl’, ‘psn’ and ‘steam’.Reality suggested that the addition of Nintendo to the game’s code suggests an…