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DC Officially Unveils New Superman Replacement

  • DC introduces a horrifying Superman clone without Clark Kent’s humanity.
  • Earlier complete clones were considered too dangerous to keep intact.
  • The new threat appears in Next Level: One Shot #1.

DC has introduced a disturbing new Superman clone in Next Level: One Shot #1, presenting a version of the character stripped of the humanity and upbringing that normally guide Clark Kent. The story matters because it turns Superman’s defining moral restraint into the central threat: an immensely powerful…

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Rockstar says GTA 6 runs at 30 FPS, while it’s reportedly unsure about a 60 FPS performance mode

  • GTA 6 is reportedly targeting 30 FPS on current consoles.
  • A 60 FPS performance mode remains unconfirmed.
  • Trailer analysis suggests stable 1440p, 30 FPS on PS5.

Rockstar North co-studio head Rob Nelson has reportedly said that Grand Theft Auto 6 currently runs at 30 frames per second on consoles, following scrutiny of the game’s latest trailer. The frame-rate matters because players increasingly expect optional higher-performance modes, while GTA 6’s highly detailed visuals are likely…

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GTA 6 PS5 footage fuels demand for PC improvements

  • PS5 footage shows GTA 6’s visual ambition and technical compromises.
  • A PC version could offer smoother performance and enhanced graphics.
  • Rockstar has not confirmed PC details or a release date.

GTA 6’s PlayStation 5 footage has heightened expectations for an eventual PC version, as it appears to combine ambitious visual detail with the usual compromises of fixed console hardware. The footage matters because it offers one of the clearest indications yet of the demands Rockstar’s next game may…

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The Witcher 3: Songs of the Past – Geralt of Rivia returns after a decade in the sun

  • Geralt returns in a new Witcher 3 expansion in 2027.
  • A free remaster accompanies Songs of the Past.
  • The expansion is separate from The Witcher 4.

CD Projekt Red is revisiting The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt with a new expansion, Songs of the Past, due in 2027, despite the 2016 Blood and Wine expansion appearing to conclude Geralt of Rivia’s story. The return is significant because it extends one of modern gaming’s best-known role-playing…

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“Somebody will make the Half-Life 2 of AI” – after the Rideshare controversy, Saber CCO says something will come along and “change people’s minds” about gen-AI

  • Saber says Rideshare is its limited generative-AI experiment.
  • AI use prompted backlash and clearer Steam disclosures.
  • Willits expects future AI games could shift opinion.

Saber Interactive’s chief creative officer, Tim Willits, says the company is cautiously experimenting with generative AI through its small taxi-management game Rideshare Stimulator, rather than using it across its wider slate. His comments follow a public dispute over the game’s AI use, and matter because Saber is developing…

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GTA VI playthrough with side missions may exceed 80 hours

  • GTA VI may exceed 80 hours with optional content.
  • A 27-minute official gameplay preview is now available.
  • Fake GTA VI demos may contain password-stealing malware.

Grand Theft Auto VI could take more than 80 hours to complete when players follow the main story alongside some optional objectives, according to Rockstar North co-studio head Rob Nelson. The figure points to a substantially expansive game and suggests that players aiming to complete all content may…

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10 Classic PlayStation Games That Are Completely Unplayable Today

  • Older games can feel outdated despite their historical importance.
  • Jet Moto and PaRappa are criticised mainly for their controls.
  • Assassin’s Creed II is presented as a major improvement.

The article argues that several once-celebrated PlayStation games now feel difficult to revisit because modern advances in controls, graphics and game design have exposed their limitations. - Jet Moto: sluggish controls and early 3D visuals undermine its former racing appeal. - PaRappa the Rapper: charming, but its timing…

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Help! I have disappeared down a rabbithole of horrible mobile gaming adverts | Dominik Diamond

  • Freemium mobile games use ads to pressure players into continued engagement.
  • Advertised gameplay often differs from the games players download.
  • The adverts grew more intrusive and gambling-focused.

Dominik Diamond describes how using free mobile games as a short escape from depression and loneliness became an increasingly frustrating cycle of adverts, downloads and disappointment. The column argues that freemium games exploit players’ impatience and vulnerability by withholding progress, then pushing intrusive advertising as the apparent alternative.…

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