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A trailer has been released for NOUGH: Beyond Lies of P, a video documentary connected to the action role-playing game Lies of P. It signals a closer look at the game or its development, although the available article text provides no further description of its contents. The supplied…
GamesRadar+ has launched its G+RLS podcast, with Louise Blain of Blumhouse Games appearing as its first guest. The episode introduces the new show through a conversation with an experienced games journalist and industry figure, highlighting her current work in games publishing. Blain is associated with Blumhouse Games, the…
IGN’s retrospective argues that the original Grand Theft Auto remains an important, enjoyable but demanding foundation for the series, despite feeling dated beside the major games released in the late 1990s. Its significance lies in the unusual freedom it gave players to explore, drive, cause chaos and approach…
▶ZeniMax Online Studios has published a two-year roadmap for The Elder Scrolls Online and said the MMO is “here to stay”, seeking to reassure players after major Microsoft/Xbox layoffs raised concerns about its future. The statement matters because several senior staff have left the studio, while the 12-year-old…
Amazon’s The Rings of Power will introduce Marnûkh, an original Orc character who defects to the Elves and helps Galadriel oppose Sauron. The character represents another significant departure from Tolkien’s canon, intended to explore whether Orcs might retain free will and individual personalities rather than being solely Sauron’s…
SteelSeries’ Arctis Nova Pro Omni is a premium wireless gaming headset aimed at people who use several devices at once. Rated 8/10 by WIRED, it combines the build of the older Nova Pro with newer audio tuning, active noise cancellation, microphones and USB hub features from the more…
Filming on Alex Garland’s Elden Ring film adaptation has reportedly finished only six months after production began, according to an Instagram post that was later deleted. If confirmed, the rapid completion of principal photography would mark a significant step for the adaptation of FromSoftware’s hugely successful fantasy game.…
Tom Holland said his favourite video game is Uncharted, the adventure series he later helped bring to the screen as Nathan Drake. The remark underlines Holland’s personal connection to the franchise and explains why the role was especially meaningful to him. He said he first discovered the games…
Sony reported 125 million monthly active PlayStation users at the end of June 2026, up 2% from a year earlier despite a small seasonal decline from the previous quarter. The figures matter because Sony sees player engagement as closely linked to spending, and it expects a record-breaking financial…
Nintendo will release two previously cancelled Virtual Boy games, F-Zero sequel Zero Racers and Intelligent Systems’ Dragon Hopper, through Nintendo Switch Online next week. Their arrival matters because both were abandoned when Nintendo’s commercially unsuccessful Virtual Boy hardware was discontinued, making this their first official public release roughly…