The Most Viral Roblox Games Are About To Break Containment

Roblox is the biggest gaming platform on the planet, but its viral hits and the subcultures that sprout up around them have mostly been siloed from the rest of the internet. That’s about to change. Roblox Everywhere was announced on September 11, a way for the company, currently under investigation for child safety, to deliver…

How to build a Wardogs mortar

There’s more than one way to cause damage in Wardogs, and while being an excellent shot will help with the boots-on-the-ground infantry skirmishes, there is another way. If you have a secure FOB and enough supplies, you can build a mortar and rain explosives down on the enemy from relative safety. To get started with…

Fallout 5 and Classic Fallout Remasters Coming from Bethesda and Obsidian

Xbox wants more Fallout, and after a yearslong drought of new games, Bethesda Softworks is making it happen. Bethesda plans to release remasters of both Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas for modern platforms, the company said in July in a massive roadmap of the developer’s future. Those remasters are part of a larger plan…

PSA: You Can Play Star Fox Adventures In Widescreen Mode On Switch 2

Image: Nintendo Nintendo expanded its GameCube line-up on Nintendo Switch Online this week with the addition of Star Fox Adventures, the divisive 2002 adventure title from developer Rare. It’s been a heck of a busy week, but we thought it wise to let you know that Star Fox Adventures is one of a handful of…

2 Beloved Resident Evil Games Are 80% Off on PlayStation Store

Resident Evil fans can pick up two legendary entries in the horror franchise on PS5 at a low price. Capcom has heavily discounted two Resident Evil games from the PS4 generation that kicked off its era of remaking classics from its older catalog. On the PlayStation Store, both Resident Evil 2 and Resident Evil 3…

While still headquartered in the US, Saber exec Tim Willits says it has ‘no real development in North America anymore’

In a Gamescom interview with GamesIndustry.biz, Saber Interactive CCO Tim Willits revealed that the company has “no real development in North America anymore,” with only publishing operations continuing in the region, while game development occurs at a host of global subsidiaries. “We are not afraid of any territories,” Willits said. “Some publishers are afraid to…