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This overlooked Battlefield game is shutting down after 11 years, but only on consoles
By Brendan Lowry published
Gaming EA and Battlefield Studios are shutting down Battlefield Hardline, a unique police-themed spinoff, on consoles over a decade after its release.

From Mixed to Magic — Crimson Desert's Steam review surge to glory
By Michael Hoglund published
Gaming The developers have been hard at work making changes, and the player base is steadily falling in love with the continent of Pywel.

OneDrive is no longer optional for Clipchamp
By Sean Endicott published
Windows 11 A new update to Windows 11’s built-in video editor mandates OneDrive for all active projects, effectively ending local-only workflows.

Black Ops 7 and Helldivers 2 remain stand out sellers on Xbox
By Adam Hales published
Gaming Circana’s latest data shows Black Ops 7 holding strong despite mixed reception, with Helldivers 2 notably performing best on Xbox for February.

Windows 11’s March update was breaking sign-in – here's the fix
By Mauro Huculak published
News Windows 11 March 2026 update breaks sign-ins for Teams, OneDrive, and more. Here's the fix and what Microsoft says about a patch.

Xbox Partner Preview set for March 26 with new reveals
By Adam Hales published
XBOX The next Xbox Partner Preview is almost here, bringing updates on S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2, Stranger Than Heaven, and more, alongside fresh reveals for Xbox consoles and PC.

Capcom details the role AI will play in its game development
By Adam Hales published
Gaming Capcom has detailed how it plans to use generative AI in game development, focusing on idea generation and efficiency while avoiding AI-generated assets in final game content.

Windows 11's sign-in bug fix proves we need a "forever pause" for updates
By Sean Endicott published
Windows 11 Microsoft’s emergency fix for the Windows 11 sign-in bug is here, but the damage to user trust remains. This latest bug shows why Microsoft needs to let people pause updates forever.

Crimson Desert devs walk back their Intel Arc GPU stance after backlash
By Adam Hales published
PC GAMING Crimson Desert initially launched without working Intel Arc support, prompting backlash from players. Pearl Abyss has now confirmed it is working on compatibility and optimization updates.
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