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Minecraft just got sulfur caves and spring blocks — and the chaos is glorious
Minecraft Minecraft’s latest Bedrock Preview lets players try out sulfur caves, springs, and new blocks, while Java Edition players get a chaotic April Fools snapshot that completely changes how inventory works.
Nintendo's anti Palworld patent deemed "too obvious" by US Patent Office
GAMING All 26 claims under the controversial patent have been deemed unoriginal in a non-final ruling
Xbox PC Remote Tools arrive to speed up game deployment, testing, and debugging on Windows devices
XBOX PC Microsoft has unveiled Xbox PC Remote Tools, a new suite designed to streamline deployment, testing, and debugging for Windows game developers across remote devices.
Fallout Season 2’s final numbers are in, and they’re bigger than anyone expected
Bethesda Fallout Season 2 has reached 83 million viewers within its first 13 weeks, making it one of Prime Video’s biggest returning shows and highlighting strong demand for the franchise.
Halo: Campaign Evolved won’t feature a shop, but skins are still planned
HALO Halo Studios confirms that Halo Campaign Evolved will not include a shop, despite introducing skins through a Fanta promotion.
Xbox players get exclusive rewards in top games just for drinking some Fanta
XBOX Xbox celebrates its 25th anniversary with a Fanta crossover, offering in-game rewards across Halo, Diablo IV, and more alongside prize draws and real-world experiences.
Halo: Campaign Evolved leak teases prequel missions and major story reveals
Halo A new Halo: Campaign Evolved leak points to prequel missions, returning characters, and a fresh direction for the next campaign.
This ultra-rare Xbox 360 revealed a Grand Theft Auto beta with cut content
Xbox A £5 Xbox 360 devkit has revealed a pre-release GTA IV build from 2007, uncovering cut content including ferries, a zombies mode, and early gameplay changes.
WoW’s bold decision to ditch the Horde/Alliance divide has the community buzzing
PC Gaming Not only does it undermine decades of lore and world building, but player identity is how you reach your audience when they're *not* gaming. WoW's iconic faction split is under threat, and that's a bad thing actually.
