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Cities: Skylines 2 finally gets its asset editor in a parting gift from the series’ original developers
It’s been a rough ride for Cities: Skylines 2 over the last two years, with the sequel’s premature launch in…
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New Fallout clip gives us a glimpse of an iconic Fallout: New Vegas location
Ahead of the release of Fallout Season 2, which begins on December 17, Prime Video let us acquire a new…
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Game Awards 2025 predictions: Everything we know about the announcements and more
It’s Geoff Keighley’s big day, and we stand to benefit with the awareness of cool games on the horizon. The…
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Adding yet more needless features, Discord joins the ‘wrapped’ crew with a yearly stat recap called Checkpoint
Adding its name to the bag of companies that absolutely does not need to do a ‘wrapped’ summary each year,…
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Oh no, all of Reddit’s NFTs are disappearing in less than 30 days, someone do something
Remember NFTs? They’re “here to stay,” Reddit said in a 2021 report on the Next Big Thing, the year before…
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Witness gargantuan mech fights in this desert survival game that’s giving The Electric State meets Death Stranding
A new trailer for desert survival sandbox game Hello Sunshine dropped during the PC Gaming Show: Most Wanted today, giving…
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The fact Arc Raiders players are griping about its thin endgame—despite the fact only 5% of players have reached it—is proof you can min-max the fun out of anything
Rory Norris, Guides Writer (Image credit: Future) Last week I was: teaming up with players in Arc Raiders, and blasting…
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A weird, never-released NES horror JRPG no one knew about 2 years ago is now translated and fully playable
Splatterhouse was a sidescrolling beat ’em up series that first appeared in Japanese arcades in 1988. It and subsequent Splatterhouse…
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Russia bans Roblox over extremist content and ‘LGBT propaganda’
A Reuters report says Russia has blocked access to Roblox in the country over concerns that it is “rife with…
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The father of the Linux operating system, Linus Torvalds, says the reason why Windows has a rep for bugs and blue screens isn’t down to bad code but bad memory
Building the PERFECT Linux PC with Linus Torvalds – YouTube Watch On OK, brace yourself for this one, peeps. Linus…
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