Marathon Won’t Require A PSN Account For PC And Xbox Players, Confirms Bungie
Bungie has revealed that PC and Xbox players won’t require a PSN account for Marathon.
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The Last Of Us Part II Remastered Is Steam Deck Verified, Just Ahead Of PC Release
Naughty Dog has confirmed that The Last Of Us Part II Remastered has been Steam Deck verified, ahead of its PC launch in a few days.
Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 PC Brings Fixes To AMD FSR Frame Generation, Stability Improvements In Update 6; Full Patch Notes Listed
Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 PC update 6 has been released, bringing stability improvements as well as fixes for AMD FSR Frame Generation.
Dino Crisis Was Trademarked In Japan By Capcom Earlier This Month, And Fans Are Hoping This Is A Sign Of Something Big Coming
Capcom trademarked Dino Crisis in Japan earlier this month, and fans are hopeful that this could be a sign of something big to come.
The best PC games that aren’t on consoles
Most modern game developers aim to release their titles on multiple platforms to maximize their reach and profitability. With powerful …
Sony Announces New ‘Beta Program At PlayStation’ Initiative, Players Can Register To Potentially Test New PC And PS5 Features
Sony has announced a new Beta Program organizational structure and registration for how players can sign up to participate in PlayStation beta tests.
Monster Hunter Producer Ryozo Tsujimoto Promoted To Oversee All Capcom’s Development Divisions
Monster Hunter’s Ryozo Tsujimoto has been promoted to Chief Producer Officer at Capcom. Get full details here.
Monster Hunter Wilds Sales Have Reached 8 Million In 3 Days, Sets A New Record For Capcom
Capcom has announced that Monster Hunter Wilds has hit 8 million copies sold worldwide.
Monster Hunter Wilds Progress Bug Is Being Investigated By Capcom
Capcom has revealed it is investigating a progress bug in Monster Hunter Wilds.
Ex-PlayStation Indie Boss Says Bringing PlayStation Games To PC Is ‘Almost Like Printing Money’
Bringing PC games to PS5 is ‘almost like printing money,’ says ex-Sony executive Shuhei Yoshida.