All filters
Topic in entertainment

Gaming

Gaming encompasses everything from console and PC experiences to mobile entertainment and virtual reality innovations. Whether covering new hardware releases, software updates, or the creative tools shaping how games are made, this topic spans the full spectrum of interactive entertainment. The gaming industry evolves rapidly, with developments in technology, accessibility, and game design constantly reshaping how millions engage with digital worlds.

About this topic

For many readers, gaming represents far more than casual entertainment—it is a significant cultural force with real economic and social implications. Coverage explores how games are created, what devices and controllers are available, pricing trends affecting players, and emerging technologies advancing the medium. From independent innovations to major console releases, industry decisions influence both the sector's direction and players' experiences.

Whether interested in latest releases, technical developments, or broader conversations around gaming culture and affordability, this topic brings together stories that matter to the gaming community and beyond. The intersection of creativity, technology, and community at the heart of gaming continues to make it a space worth following closely.

10,369 stories Follow All news
Last 7 days 712 stories
0

The Black Ops 2 PS5 port has seemingly been overtaken by a hacker, and everyone’s terrified of encountering them

  • Hacker reportedly altered Black Ops 2 PS5 player accounts.
  • Some players feared accounts could become unusable.
  • Activision said it was investigating incorrect Prestige levels.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 2’s PS5 port was reportedly disrupted by a hacker known as “C isn’t Sharp”, prompting concern that multiplayer could become unreliable or inaccessible. Players said the hacker could reset or alter statistics, award Master Prestige instantly and, in some cases, leave accounts unable…

DestructoidG2 sources · 0
GamingNewsCall of DutyCybersecurity
0

Chaotic Cyberpunk 2077 mod makes every car move at “super sonic speeds,” and it’s terrifying: “It’s now a horror game”

  • A mod makes all Cyberpunk 2077 traffic move at extreme speeds.
  • Sudden crashes make Night City unusually dangerous and unsettling.
  • Players compare the altered game to a horror experience.

A new Cyberpunk 2077 mod has made the game’s traffic behave as though every vehicle is travelling at supersonic speed, producing sudden high-speed collisions and chaotic scenes across Night City. The modification has drawn attention because it turns ordinary driving and walking through the game world into an…

GamesRadar+0
TechnologyNewsCybersecurityGaming+1
0

Razer launches the Hall effect Huntsman V3 HE and is that… a half decent price I see?

  • Razer has introduced the Hall effect Huntsman V3 HE keyboard.
  • It offers magnetic-switch gaming features at a relatively competitive price.
  • The launch targets the growing performance keyboard market.

Razer has launched the Huntsman V3 HE, a Hall effect gaming keyboard positioned as a more affordable entry in a part of the market often associated with high prices. The launch matters because Hall effect switches, which use magnetic sensing to support adjustable actuation and rapid-trigger-style features, are…

GamesRadar+0
EntertainmentNewsGaming
0

Nintendo fans theorize The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Switch 2 release date could be already known, and it’s all thanks to some Kirby amiibo

  • Fans believe Kirby amiibo information hints at an Ocarina of Time release date.
  • Nintendo has not confirmed a Switch 2 version.
  • The claimed date remains speculative.

Nintendo fans are speculating that a Nintendo Switch 2 version of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time may have a release date already, after noticing apparent clues connected to Kirby amiibo. The theory matters to fans because it suggests Nintendo could be preparing to revisit one of…

GamesRadar+0
EntertainmentNewsGaming
0

Dbrand unveils Steam Machine customization ‘backup plan’ after its Companion Cube got confined to the test chamber

  • Dbrand replaces its cancelled Companion Cube case with Steam Machine skins.
  • Valve objected to the unlicensed Portal-inspired enclosure.
  • Matching Steam Controller skins are also available.

Dbrand has introduced a range of Steam Machine skins as an alternative to its cancelled Portal-themed Companion Cube enclosure. The move allows owners to customise Valve’s compact gaming PC without using the Companion Cube design that Valve said Dbrand was not licensed to sell. The new range includes…

PC Gamer0
EntertainmentNewsGaming
0

The Last of Us Part 2 multiplayer mod finishing what Naughty Dog started now supports 4v4 matches after “big milestone” update

  • Fan mod now supports 4v4 Last of Us Part 2 matches.
  • It was previously restricted to 1v1 games.
  • The PC mod is planned for September 2026.

A fan-made multiplayer mod for The Last of Us Part 2 on PC can now support full 4v4 matches, a development milestone that moves it closer to recreating an online mode absent from the official sequel. The progress matters to fans because Naughty Dog cancelled its standalone The…

GamesRadar+0
WorldNewsAmericasArt+3
0

Tom Holland admits there was a plan to merge his Spider-Man with Sony’s Spider-Man Universe

  • Sony considered taking Holland’s Spider-Man outside the MCU.
  • The plan surfaced during 2019’s Sony-Disney dispute.
  • Possible links to Venom and Morbius were discussed.

Tom Holland has said Sony had considered moving his Spider-Man into its own shared universe if the studio’s agreement with Marvel had ended. The disclosure matters because it suggests the character could have been separated from the Marvel Cinematic Universe and connected instead to Sony’s spin-off films. The…

GamesRadar+0
EntertainmentNewsGaming
0

Bethesda’s New Logo Looks Like It Actually Belongs To A Video Game Company

  • Bethesda has introduced a new logo.
  • The redesign is presented as more game-industry appropriate.
  • Specific design details were unavailable.

GameSpot reports that Bethesda has unveiled a redesigned logo, presenting it as a clearer fit for a video game company’s identity. The change matters because Bethesda is a prominent publisher and developer, so even a relatively small rebrand is likely to attract attention from its audience. The article’s…

GameSpot0
BusinessNewsCompaniesCybersecurity+1
0

Review: Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero – Super Limit-Breaking NEO (PS5) – Disappointing Solo Mode Scuppers a Bulky DLC

  • 33 new characters make this a substantial, but non-essential, expansion.
  • Limit Breaker Journey suffers from erratic difficulty and harsh resets.
  • Value largely depends on price and interest in the roster.

Super Limit-Breaking NEO expands Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero with a large assortment of playable characters, stages and costumes, but its headline single-player mode is judged disappointing. The review argues that the DLC helps round out an already extensive fighting game, yet its value depends heavily on price, particularly…

Push Square0
EntertainmentNewsGaming
0

Final Fantasy 14 is great and all, but Yoshi-P would “tackle completely new game designs and values” if he were to make another MMO

  • Yoshi-P would not simply recreate Final Fantasy 14.
  • A future MMO would pursue new design values.
  • No new MMO has been announced.

Final Fantasy 14 director and producer Naoki “Yoshi-P” Yoshida has said that, if he made another massively multiplayer online game, he would not simply repeat the approach used for Square Enix’s long-running hit. Instead, he would seek entirely new design ideas and values, suggesting that any future MMO…

GamesRadar+0
EntertainmentNewsGaming