Microsoft is pushing Xbox gaming onto Arm-based Windows 11 PCs, with 85% of Game Pass titles now playable. But Steam’s survey shows Linux climbing to 3.58% as frustration with Windows grows.
Intel is officially entering the handheld gaming PC arena with a new hardware and software platform. It’s centered on their Panther Lake chips and a dedicated gaming processor. This move puts them in direct competition with AMD’s dominant Ryzen Z1 series.
The developers behind the flashy FPS Bright Memory Infinite are moving on. Their new project is a third-person action shooter set against a backdrop of gang violence in the Republic of China.
New datamining evidence strongly suggests Monster Hunter Wilds is being prepped for Nintendo Switch 2. The findings include graphical presets and local wireless features buried in the game’s latest title update.
According to a piece on XDA-Developers, the iconic “hero car” has vanished from racing games for nearly two decades. The author argues that live-service design and the death of single-player narratives have made our attachment to virtual vehicles impossible.
The charming “slow life” RPG Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time has dropped a free surprise update. It adds a new roguelike mode in a location called Snoozaland, challenging players to start from scratch with each run.
A major security breach flooded Rainbow Six Siege with billions of illegitimate credits, forcing Ubisoft to take the entire game offline. The company has now restored servers after a full transaction rollback. This incident raises serious questions about the game’s Marketplace and account security.
The first Zelda game for the Switch 2 is here, but it’s a spin-off. Now, series producer Eiji Aonuma says the collaboration with Koei Tecmo could shape the future of the main series. Is Zelda about to get a major combat overhaul?
Falcom, the studio behind the Trails series, told shareholders it’s cautiously using AI in development. The company says it now completes some tasks in 10 minutes that used to take 2-3 hours. This mirrors a broader adoption trend across Japanese game studios.
The AI boom is creating a massive semiconductor shortage that’s hitting the video game industry hard. Nintendo’s Switch 2 components are seeing price hikes up to 41%, and the next generation of consoles could be shockingly expensive.
