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Farewell to physical discs, midnight game launches, and second-hand savings
Opinion Physical games are fading as Sony pulls digital licenses and Xbox eyes a discless future, ending second‑hand savings and my happy memories of midnight launches.
Onimusha: Way of the Sword is now releasing sooner than expected
Gaming Capcom has announced that Onimusha: Way of the Sword has changed its release date to September 4, 2026, instead of releasing in September 25, 2026, for consoles and PC.
WH40K: Dawn of War IV's gameplay demo fills this old fan with nostalgia
Gaming Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War IV has shown an extended gameplay demo for its multiplayer skirmish mode, and it looks even more gloriously violent and fast-paced than its predecessors.
Minecraft community servers are branded as illegal piracy by the ESA
GAMING "Stop Killing Games" has entered a strange new stage with the ESA, despite Minecraft's long history of player-hosted worlds.
Former Dragon Age writer labels generative AI a "virulent plague"
Gaming David Gaider has criticized generative AI, arguing it's preventing junior developers from learning the skills needed to make games.
Valve drops Steam Machine 4K 60 FPS claim
VALVE Valve has quietly removed its earlier 4K 60 FPS claim for Steam Machine, replacing it with a more cautious description highlighting FSR 4.1 support.
007: First Light devs' ties with Xbox have been cut, jeopardizing Project Fantasy
Gaming IO Interactive reports that development on its own original IP, "Project Fantasy" has hit a major roadblock as Xbox has pulled funding from the project.
This FPS Soulslike piqued my curiosity, but its debut trailer has my attention
Gaming Behold Guns of Eschaton, the world's first-ever Soulslike FPS where you fight to survive alone or in two-player co-op in an apocalyptic version of the Wild West overrun with monsters.
