Knock Off: The Battle for Imagination Fighting Game Announced for 2027
Knock Off: The Battle for Imagination, a 2D toybox fighting game by Mechaghidora, launches in 2027 for PS5, Xbox Series, and PC via Steam.
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Helldivers II Now on PlayStation Plus with Devoid of Liberty
Helldivers II joins PlayStation Plus Game Catalog today. Patch 7.0 'Devoid of Liberty' adds The Wretch, SEAF allies, and a 300 rank cap.
Sony PS5 Shifts to Digital-Only: Disc Drive Removed from New Units
Sony PS5 hardware update removes the disc drive, confirming a shift to digital- only units. We explain what this means for physical game players.
EVERSPACE 2: Galactic Edition Launches on Switch 2 for $50
EVERSPACE 2: Galactic Edition is now available on Switch 2. The bundle includes all DLCs, supports 13 languages, and runs at a capped 45 fps.
Lord of the Rings: War in the North Legacy Edition Shadow-Drops on Steam and Consoles
Lord of the Rings: War in the North Legacy Edition shadow- drops on Steam, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and Switch 2 with 60fps support and online co- op.
PlayStation 5 Overheating: Liquid Metal Failure Scars Heatsink
PlayStation 5 CFI- 1116 owners report severe overheating and shutdowns caused by liquid metal degradation that permanently scars the heatsink.
Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 Revenue Tops $1.2B After Movie Tie-In Boost
Marvel's Spider- Man 2 revenue tops $1.2B as the Brand New Day movie release triggers a 2.4x sales spike and 1 million daily active users on PS5 and Steam.
Aliens: Fireteam Elite Shut Down on Switch Highlights Cloud Game Risks
Aliens: Fireteam Elite shuts down on Switch, leaving players with no access. We look at the cloud model risks and the sequel's August 25 launch.
Steam Machine Mod Adds RX 9070 XT eGPU, Boosts Crimson Desert to 100 FPS
A Steam Machine mod allows users to attach an RX 9070 XT eGPU, boosting Crimson Desert to 100 FPS. This hack requires sacrificing the internal M.2 SSD slot.
Sony PlayStation to Drop Physical Discs by 2028, Cutting $16 per Copy
Sony PlayStation will stop producing physical discs for new games by January 2028. The shift saves publishers up to $16 per copy and shrinks the used games market.