The soundtrack of the original 1993 Doom has been inducted into the National Recording Registry.

One of the biggest — if not biggest — questions from fans of Warhammer 40,000 lore is: who will be the next returning loyalist primarch? In a rare Q&A video, Games Workshop actually addressed the question — but failed to provide a meaningful answer.

It'll be a niche market for this one.

With Rockstar rumored to drop a new Grand Theft Auto 6 trailer any day, fans are wondering how much they’ll be able to customize GTA 6’s protagonists

Nintendo sure loves its surprise announcements, and the latest feels especially chaotic even if the game reveal is rather bite-sized. Pictonico! appears to be heavily inspired by Wario Ware and launches next week on mobile phones. Read more

Surprise! Nintendo has announced free-to-start Pictonico, a new mobile game that uses your phone's photo library to generate mini-games.

It has reportedly been decided: Sony will keep its narrative single-player games exclusively for PlayStation 5, no longer converting them to PC. Read more

"This wastes maintainer time and, in worse cases, such changes get merged and break functionality for all users."

Microsoft is continuing its drive to revamp brand Xbox with the launch of a feedback platform that gives fans the chance to vote on community requests. Predictably, the request with the most votes is a return to exclusives.

Nintendo has a new mobile game on the way, which will turn your selfies into quirky WarioWare-esque minigames. The game is called Pictonico!, and will release on May 28 for Android and iPhone. Pictonico! was co-developed by Intelligent Systems, the studio behind the WarioWare series of games, and that influence is clear from the minigames Nintendo has teased so far. The main difference is that Pictonico’s minigames pull faces from your photos, warping real people into its absurd minigames. https://youtu.be/Pl-Y_BMRL_w?si=t8Ri6NKV6l_2kBWB When setting up the game, you can either

Nintendo has a new mobile game on the way, which will turn your selfies into quirky WarioWare-esque minigames. The game is called Pictonico!, and will release on May 28 for Android and iPhone.Pictonico! was co-developed by Intelligent Systems, the studio behind the WarioWare series of games, and that influence is clear from the minigames Nintendo has teased so far. The main difference is that Pictonico’s minigames pull faces from your photos, warping real people into its absurd minigames. When setting up the game, you can either snap a photo in the moment or pull an existing picture from your

The Goliath race is the ultimate challenge in Forza Horizon 6. Here's everything you need to do to unlock it.

The current 2026 F1 season is coming to last year’s F1 25 as a new update.

Fewer items to forget to bring along.

Forza Horizon 6 managed to slip in a sly reference to Pokémon.

A lot of power in a compact and, above all, budget friendly package

Square-Enix's line of HD-2D role-playing games have been hailed for how they balance nostalgic appeal with modern-day visuals, and next month, The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales joins that growing library. A new demo for the game is also available right now, giving you an early slice of the next title from the creators behind Octopath Traveler and Bravely Default.An action-RPG with real-time combat, The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales follows the adventurer Elliot and his fairy sidekick Faie on their journey to complete a thousand-year mission. As part of their mission t

Mortal Kombat Klassic: Sub-Zero $32 | Releases August 23 Preorder at Amazon Mortal Kombat Klassic: Reptile $30 | Releases August 23 Preorder at Amazon Mortal Kombat is back in the spotlight thanks to the release of the new live-action film, and if you're looking to bring some of that video game magic home, you can check out two new collectible action figures. McFarlane Toys is expanding its line of Mortal Kombat toys with two new "Klassic" Sub-Zero and Reptile figures. Bearing a design that harkens back to their arcade roots, each figure is also constructed from translucent materials to make t

Mortal Kombat Klassic: Sub-Zero $32 | Releases August 23 Preorder at Amazon Mortal Kombat Klassic: Reptile $30 | Releases August 23 Preorder at Amazon Mortal Kombat is back in the spotlight thanks to the release of the new live-action film, and if you're looking to bring some of that video game magic home, you can check out two new collectible action figures. McFarlane Toys is expanding its line of Mortal Kombat toys with two new "Klassic" Sub-Zero and Reptile figures. Bearing a design that harkens back to their arcade roots, each figure is also constructed from translucent materials to make t

Brave the ocean beyond.

Horrible little blobs in a horrible little cave.

Access your entire library of PC games anytime, anywhere.

The Dropout CEO and Game Changer host on violating Disney copyright, encouraging sexual harassment, and his upcoming "favorite episode of all time."

The "prestige" Sony game is an increasingly endangered species.

It's nearly the end of May, and Fanatical is celebrating with another one of their annual sales on digital games. The May Madness sale, live and running until May 31, has over 10,000 discounted digital games available, including brand new titles like Resident Evil Requiem for $57.39 (was $70) or Crimson Desert for $59.49 (was $70). But another interesting aspect is that even preorders for upcoming games are discounted. You can get 007 First Light for $60.89 (was $70) or The Blood of Dawnwalker for $59.49 (was $70), just to name a couple. Along with these every day discounts, each day of the sa

Wuxia, desktop companion, cleaning, and capybaras all also got official Steam tags.

Stay frosty.

PlayStation seems to be waving the white flag on its PC strategy, at least when it comes to single-player titles.

PlayStation fans have launched a new class-action lawsuit in an effort to claim refunds after Sony initiated price increases for the PS5 in response to tariffs last year.

The X-Files: I Want to Beleive director's cut by Chris Carter will debut on Disney Plus in June