Microsoft announces new dream team partnership with AMD on a ‘portfolio’ of next-gen Xbox devices, all with backwards compatibility with existing games
Console, handheld and PC, all based on silicon co-engineered with AMD.
Day: June 18, 2025
Borderlands 4 hands-on: Yeah, it’s just ‘more Borderlands,’ but Gearbox’s consistency is respectable and there’s a cool hoverbike
The next big Borderlands game isn’t transformative, but on the flip side, it also isn’t a live service extraction shooter with survival elements, so that’s good.
Elden Ring Nightreign’s relic system could learn a lot from MMOs like World of Warcraft, which figured out pure RNG loot sucks years ago
We don’t have to stay in gamba purgatory. There’s a better way.
Dark day for humanity as Gex Trilogy achieves ‘huge success,’ patches in its cursed EU voices from Red Dwarf’s Cat and the ‘Ding dong’ guy
Or Danny John-Jules and Leslie Philips, if you’re a connoisseur.
I don’t believe it, but this Digimon RPG really was the best game I saw at SGF
I was a non-believer, but Digimon Story: Time Stranger made me see the light.
Microsoft’s exciting multi-year silicon partnership with AMD doesn’t actually make it clearer if there’s an official Xbox handheld or next-gen console coming
Will next-gen Xbox hardware be made by Microsoft, by someone else, maybe both?
‘The winds of change are blowing’: After 159 days Marvel Rivals has finally nerfed Storm, albeit not by much
At this point, I’ll take anything.
Doom: The Dark Ages gets path tracing for even better graphics but unless you’ve got an RTX 50 graphics card, it’s not worth using
The new built-in benchmarks are pretty neat, though.
Das Keyboard DeltaForce 65 review
Das does different.