A few days ago, PlayStation LifeStyle was one of the first outlets to report that Sony is rolling out a new PS5 UI update for April 2026. What followed was a ton of confusion and misleading headlines about the changes, what the “update” entails, and who it’s being rolled out to. This article offers clarification…
A new Intel driver dropped a couple of days ago, and to the surprise of some Reddit users, it’s allowing them to play Crimson Desert. A game that was previously unable to run on Arc graphics cards and integrated GPUs. There’s no explicit note about support for Crimson Desert in the driver update, 32.0.101.8629 WHQL,…
Despite the bugs and controversy, Pokémon Champions is going to be the future of competitive Pokémon moving forward. As such, while plenty of players are making their displeasure with the battle simulator known, a lot of folks are also locking in and defining the new meta within the game’s limitations. One of the surprising standouts…
Playground Games has revealed the full map of Forza Horizon 6‘s take on Japan, and fans have noticed several sections of the road layout that bear striking resemblances to real-world Japanese racetracks and mountain passes. The developer previously said it had been “inspired by” Japanese mountain roads like Mount Haruna, made famous by the touge…
Ghost of Yōtei was both Game Informer and one of my own favorite games of last year. The single player campaign is dense and often solitary by design. Atsu spends a lot of time alone, pushing even those who want to get close to her away. The new Legends mode, which released March 10, is not…
Fortnite has always been about large-scale fights on big maps. 100 people drop into anywhere from Tilted Towers to Risky Reels and fight to be the last one standing. The idea of 1v1’ing a friend on a small map is something reserved for the old Call of Duty games, but it’s coming to Fortnite today…