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It seems like just yesterday we convened for our last session examining the most important gaming news of the preceding week, but it’s been another seven days, and we’ve got new happenings to take a look at. We’ll forgo our usual small talk about the weather, as we’re sure you’re getting sick of it by

GameSir’s Tarantula 8K PC pairs 8,000Hz polling with Gen-2 TMR sticks, dual-mode triggers and nine remappable controls for $69.99 — but the headline number isn’t the real reason to buy it.

The year 2019 was oozing with popular AAA titles for PC and consoles alike. Sometimes, when there is such a busy season for launches, certain games get buried underneath all the announcements. A Plague Tale: Innocence was one of those titles. Developed by Asobo Studio, this game hit everyone by surprise. Taking place in a

When it comes to living out impossible fantasies, there are few game genres quite as successful as the flight simulator. Most of us will never get to fly an aircraft in real life, but thanks to flight simulators, we can get a taste of what it would be like to climb into the cockpit of

Cities: Skylines is one of the most well-loved city-builder games out there. Since EA dropped the ball so dramatically with 2013’s SimCity, Paradox was able to swoop in and claim that game’s disgruntled fanbase, which was looking for an in-depth city-builder that respected their time and money. That’s exactly what the original Cities: Skylines was,

Quick verdict: for realistic handling and garage depth, choose Drift Hunters. For instant one-click runs, choose Drift Boss. For the cleanest arcade feel in a browser tab, try Driftr.

It’s been a while since we saw a September as utterly packed with high-profile releases as this one. While last year’s September gave us one of the most anticipated indie releases ever in Hollow Knight: Silksong, it seems 2026 is trying to outdo its predecessor for sheer hype. Whether it’s prestige PlayStation releases, fascinating RPGs

Depending on your perception of when the seasons fall, we may be nearing the end of the summer, or it may just be getting started for you. Either way, August is the last bastion of summer before autumn falls. Whether that thought makes you melancholy or joyful, one thing’s for sure: there’s plenty to look