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Check out the full list of the nominees and winners from the 29th Annual DICE Awards, and see which games developers loved from 2025.
We interview the founders of Chaos Manufacturing about SOL Shogunate, an exciting samurai space opera action RPG coming to PC & consoles.
ARC Raiders, Battlefield 6, Helldivers 2 and Hollow Knight Silksong were some of the best-selling games on Xbox in 2025.
A Kingdom Come Deliverance Next-Gen update hits PS5 and Xbox today, delivering a massive performance leap, with ultra-quality settings
Former Highguard developer reflects on the game's poor reception and calls out players for slandering the game before they even played it.
Intel's Nova Lake-S Desktop CPUs featuring Dual Compute tiles are reportedly going to consume a lot of power.
Here's everything you need to know about the February 12 2026 PlayStation State of Play, the first Sony presentation of 2026
Apple has managed to use its considerable market heft to aggressively manage the cost of...
Samsung Display is gearing up to accommodate an increase in the number of foldable iPhones, spanning the iPhone Fold and the iPhone Flip.
Samsung announced its new QD-OLED Penta-Tandem premium technology brand for its proprietary five-layer organic light-emitting structure.
AOC has launched two fast IPS gaming monitors for competitive gaming. These are the 24G4ZR and 27G4ZR models with up to 260 Hz refresh rate.
MSI Afterburner 4.6.7 BETA is now available for download, offering a big update with support for RTX 5090 Lightning & new MSI AI PSUs.
Saber Interactive reveals a AAA John Wick game that's being made in collaboration with series director Chad Stahelski.
It's been three years since the AMD AM5 motherboard platform and the 600-series motherboards launched....
The preliminary power limits of Intel's Nova Lake Dual Compute Tile CPUs have been revealed, with up to 150W PL1 & 500W PL2.
