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80% of game devs plan for Windows — with PS5 / Xbox plans slipping
By Jez Corden published
Gaming Steam and Windows stays winning, as console support no longer seems to be a priority for game devs.

Does that $900m lawsuit against Valve and Steam hold weight? Here's what you thought
By Brendan Lowry published
PC Gaming We asked if you thought the huge UK lawsuit Valve is up against over anti-competitive practices with Steam holds weight, and you gave a clear answer.

This huge Fallout game is free for a week ahead of the TV show's Season 2 finale
By Brendan Lowry published
News Bethesda has made Fallout 76 free to play across all platforms for a week, and advertised the series' games with a new commercial that stars Shroud.

The Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 and Warzone Season 2 roadmap is here, and it's gigantic
By Brendan Lowry published
Call of Duty One week ahead of Season 2's arrival in Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 and Warzone, its devs have revealed the roadmap and everything coming to both games.

Hands‑on with the stylish G7 Pro ZZZ Edition
By Sean Endicott last updated
Xbox The G7 Pro ZZZ Edition is more than an anime reskin. It’s a wireless Xbox powerhouse with TMR sticks and clicky optical switches that may justify the price.

'World of Warcraft' Midnight expansion roadmap detailed
By Jez Corden published
PC Gaming At the World of Warcraft "State of Azeroth" event, Blizzard detailed the future of the Midnight expansion, touted as the dark middle act of the Worldsoul saga.

Maingear just launched the ultimate PC gaming sleeper build
By Cale Hunt published
PC gaming Imagine showing an AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D and NVIDIA RTX 5090 to a PC gamer in the '90s.

NVIDIA launches a native GeForce NOW Linux app for Ubuntu, following SteamOS
By Ben Wilson published
PC Gaming NVIDIA has followed through on its CES 2026 promise to bring GeForce NOW cloud gaming to more Linux devices with official support for Ubuntu.
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