Latest articles by Ted Litchfield
A Quake 2 Remaster dev has rebuilt the game's unique PlayStation port from scratch and released it as a free add-on
A distinct version of Quake 2, forever unshackled from its weird pre-Halo DualShock controls.
Meta will use pictures and voice recorded by its Google Glass-style Ray Ban 'smart glasses' to train AI
Using the glasses' "Meta AI" features—a main selling point of the device—on an image makes it fair game for the company to hoover up.
The lead dev on life sim Inzoi was sick of making MMOs where everyone was mean to each other and wanted to create a game like The Sims he could enjoy with his son
"I have 24 years of game development under my belt, and I've been working on MMORPGs for the longest time. I got sick of it."
Chappell Roan still swears by The Sims 2: Double Deluxe: 'I knew every cheat code, so I would make everybody pregnant and everybody woohoo'
Infinitely relatable.
Welcome to shooter bizarro world: First Fortnite goes FPS, now Halo Infinite's adding a third person mode
news Quick, how do you spell "Berenstain Bears?"
One Tekken 8 modder has crowbarred all of Baldur's Gate 3's origin characters into the fighting game
news Works surprisingly well, as far as crossovers go.
The Big Catch: Tacklebox is the hardest 3D platformer I've ever played, 8+ hours long, and a free to play 'prologue' to a bigger, better game on the way
Gone Fishin The game could stand to be a little nicer to me, though.
Warhammer 40K: Rogue Trader and its new expansion are on sale for 40% off
news Would it surprise you to learn that void-y, death-type stuff is afoot in the Void Shadows DLC?
BioWare announces that Dragon Age: The Veilguard has gone gold and is on track for its Halloween release
news No takesies-backsies!
This bowhunting game created by a Bethesda veteran plays like if you made a whole game out of Skyrim's stealth archer playstyle
news And you know what? It works.
Preserving old games was seen as a non-commercial 'art project' until recently, says Nightdive director: 'They were great then and they're great now, and companies have begun to realize that'
news Nightdive's Stephen Kick and Larry Kuperman shared their thoughts on the importance of videogame history in an interview with PC Gamer at GDC.
