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The Deus Ex mod that's a better sequel than Invisible War just got a mondo-update, and playing it couldn't be easier
By Joshua Wolens published
News Someone should come up with a name for it, though.

2005 FPS Serious Sam 2 just got a big update for reasons known only to God
By Joshua Wolens published
News And Croteam, maybe.

Trump announces new 100% China tariff along with export controls on 'any and all critical software' over rare earth spat, as Chinese gov says it doesn't want a trade war but is 'not afraid of one'
By Andy Edser published
News Here we go again.

Ninja Gaiden 4 directors say a 'sense of fairness' is vital for difficult games: 'If the player gets killed unreasonably, it's hard for them to reflect and think about what they could've done'
By Harvey Randall published
News If at first you don't succeed, try and shuriken.

LIVE: Best Amazon AU October Prime sale discounts — top PC gaming deals on peripherals, components & more
By Shaun Prescott, Ben Mansill last updated
Prime Day live Expect headsets, keyboards and gaming mice galore.

Today's Wordle clues, hints and answer for October 13 (#1577)
By Kerry Brunskill published
regular riddle One easy win, coming up.

The Mortal Kombat 2 movie doesn't come out until next year, but Mortal Kombat 3 is already confirmed because the studios are 'convinced there's a giant fanbase waiting for it'
By Ted Litchfield published
news Toasty.

Despite declining sales and the latest 'Xbox' being a handheld PC, Microsoft says it's still making a next-gen console: 'We are actively investing in our future first-party consoles and devices'
By Ted Litchfield published
news Everything is an Xbox, but some devices will still be even more Xbox.

Over 100 of the world's strongest Path of Exile 2 players are lining up to get chomped by a shark with trillions of health and an instant-kill tail swipe
By Tyler Colp published
news The shark is winning.

Preview users have noticed OneDrive's AI-driven face recognition setting is opt-out, and can only be turned off 'three times a year'
By Justin Wagner published
News Microsoft told Slashdot "privacy is built into all Microsoft OneDrive experiences," but those protective of their biometrics may disagree.
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