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PC Gaming Show will be broadcasting a new dedicated direct during the Tokyo Game Show 2025
News SEGA, Nightdive Studios, and Devolver Digital are confirmed to appear.
With Silksong in our hands, Steam's new reigning wishlist kings are both kind of basket cases: The partially-released Deadlock and lawsuit lightning rod Subnautica 2
news The heart wants what it wants.
'Solid as a paper Whopper wrapper in the rain': Hackers reported 'catastrophic' cybersecurity flaws at Burger King before the fast food giant nuked their criticism off the 'net via DMCA
news The hackers' blog post on the incident can still be accessed via the Wayback Machine.
The $500,000 robot servant Elon Musk claims will sell 10 billion units by 2040 can barely walk and struggles with questions like 'where can I get a coke?'
news The latest video of Tesla's robot is the "dawn of the physical Agentforce revolution," whatever that is.
Now that the wait for Silksong is over, gamers can get back to their true calling: asking for Half-Life 3 in the chat
HL3 when? That was a nice diversion.
Google now lets you choose who you trust for your gaming news—here's how to support PC Gamer and other human-made content
Help out I choo-choo-choose you.
Civilization 7 studio Firaxis confirms layoffs as it 'optimizes its development process for adaptability, collaboration, and creativity,' which is somehow even worse than just saying 'agility'
news 2K Games didn't say how many people have been put out of work, but the list includes well-known veterans of Civilization and Marvel's Midnight Suns.
Blizzard co-founder Mike Morhaime announces layoffs at his new company Dreamhaven
news The cuts come less than two weeks after Morhaime reportedly told Dreamhaven employees that the company's "monthly expenses are outpacing revenue."
Oscar-nominated actor and Red Dead Redemption 2 performer Graham Greene dies age 73
News Greene played a character "losing his rights as an independent king, and he’s a gentle soul in that violent world" in RDR2.
Delays to escape the shadow of a launch like Silksong are about way more than just day 1 players: 'Every game has to fight and use whatever edge they've got available to stay visible'
Interview Ysbryd Games founder Brian Kwek and Gamesight's Adam Lieb break down the minefield that is trying to keep a game visible.
