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Here's how to watch all the announcements and world premieres at the Future Games Show at Gamescom 2025
News I think it's cheating that you can see all this stuff without wading through a sea of gamers, personally.
Randy Pitchford says Borderlands 4's story is inspired by the sale of Gearbox, then glazes over and says it's about where we as individuals want to be on the spectrum of anarchy to fascism
News Which is just what I expect from the series with the pooping robot.
Konami fumbles the ball ahead of MGS Delta's release, says the Fox Hunt multiplayer mode won't have crossplay with zero explanation
News For fox sake.
He once said playing Metal Gear Solid 5 would be '60 hours of humiliation,' but Snake actor David Hayter finally played the game: 'All is forgiven'
News Also, apparently Kiefer Sutherland is a good time.
Stalker 2 says to hell with it, let's just update our entire Unreal Engine implementation in new roadmap for the rest of the year
News The Zone is getting a 5.5.4 makeover, with devs whispering they might even take a look at UE5.6.
Mafia: The Old Country review—A failed experiment and a bitter disappointment
Cosa No-Sir In Sicily, women are more dangerous than shotguns, but less dangerous than knives.
It's 2025 and saving in absolutely every game still sucks
Gripes Week This is definitely the number one thing to get mad about right now.
GTA publisher boss says he's 'running scared' despite billions in the bank and a GTA 6-sized financial nuke on the horizon: 'We are looking over our shoulders'
News To be fair, I am also terrified of Roblox.
Habbo Hotel survives years of 4chan raids to declare it's still alive for a 25th-anniversary jamboree
News And then it goes and spoils it all by saying something stupid like "blockchain."
Battlefield 6's open beta is already the most popular Battlefield of all time on Steam, and the platform's 44th most-played game ever
News Pour one out for the helicopters.
I'm sick to death of PC gaming's endless launchers
Failure to launch This is my launcher. It launches the launcher that launches the launcher that launches my game.
You probably have like $100 in Steam trading cards on all those games you've never played, and you can get it without ever actually launching them
Idle Hands We're all just workers on Gaben's farm.
Gabe Newell acquires yacht company building the $400 million ocean-fortress he'll pick up later this year, because he 'respects the sea'
News I respect the sea. Where's my yacht company?
Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag actor says Ubisoft threatened to sue him for blabbing about the remake that everyone and their grandma knows is coming
Everything is permitted. Not that, though.
Thank god: Battlefield 6 won't make you use the EA App on Steam (but it will if you're on Epic)
News The evil is defeated. On the one platform, anyway.
Baldur's Gate 3 fixes Astarion looking like your granddad on Facetime and Dark Urge forgetting they have amnesia with a 'room temperature fix'
News No, no, lift the camera up slightly. No, up.
Hideo Kojima says he won't play the MGS 3 remake, mentions he knows loads of ways to kill people, doesn't elaborate, leaves
News He remembers the basics of CQC.
Steam has a razzle-dazzle new video player that's actually usable, but press F for the unlucky Valve employees who had to re-encode all 400,000+ trailers on the platform
News Unnamed heroes, all.
PC's sky-high growth has carried Japan's games market on its back for 7 years, but the forecast is it's set to slow down
News Hey, look, I didn't do it.
Oblivion Remastered lets you shatter whole buildings like Fabergé eggs with mod that resurrects spirit of Mercenaries: Playground of Destruction
News Take that, society.
'We're not making GTA': Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 is channeling the best part of Deus Ex: Mankind Divided—a dense hub instead of a huge open world
News Oh no, those are all my keywords.
It's a golden age for weird Eastern European games—you can tell because I'm in love with a horror puzzler about 2 old men trying to find evil in the woods
News One-Eyed Likho feels like a Russian cinematographer tried to make a horror film in 1909.
Judge sends ChatGPT-using lawyer to AI school with $5,500 fine after he's caught creating imaginary caselaw: 'Any lawyer unaware that using generative AI platforms to do legal research is playing with fire is living in a cloud'
News A prompt verdict.
