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Valve Introduces Pyrowave Video Codec In Beta For Low Latency Streaming
Valve's Steam client beta now includes Pyrowave, an experimental video codec designed for high bandwidth, low-latency video streaming, particularly for LAN usage.
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Retroid Pocket introduces Duo Lite Plus, a mid-range upgrade for its Nintendo DS remake
Retroid Pocket adds Duo Lite Plus to its lineup, offering a mid-range upgrade for the Nintendo DS remake. The Duo Lite Plus is priced at $219 with a $20 discount for early bird buyers.
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4Thrives Walee Win PMGO 2026 Season 2 South Asia Finals
Pakistani esports team 4Thrives Walee won the PUBG MOBILE Global Open (PMGO) 2026 Season 2 South Asia Finals in Kathmandu, Nepal, securing their spot in the global event.
Bayonetta Joins ‘Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds’ as Free DLC
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Bayonetta Joins ‘Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds’ as Free DLC
Bayonetta, the iconic 'Umbra Witch', is joining the character roster in 'Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds' as free DLC. Players can claim her content for free upon her release.
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Wired vs wireless gaming mouse: is there really a difference in performance?
Gaming PC Gaming Wired vs wireless gaming mouse: is there really a difference in performance? It's time to ditch the cable.
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Apple reportedly working on iPhone game controllers under Beats brand
Apple may develop iPhone game controllers under Beats brand, says Mark Gurman.
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What Was The PSX? The Souped-Up PS2 Rarely Sold Outside Of Japan
Sony's PSX was a hybrid entertainment system launched in Japan in 2003, combining a PlayStation 2, DVR, DVD burner, and TV tuner. It featured a hard drive and the XrossMediaBar interface but failed due to its high price, confusing market positioning, and internal conflict…
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Steam: This New Shooter Was Almost Entirely Programmed by AI – And Receives Criticism
A new first-person shooter called Juggernaut, developed by Mages Inc., is drawing significant criticism on Steam because its creators openly admit to using artificial intelligence for most of its development, including 100% of the source code and in-game effects.
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Boots on the Ground: ‘WARDOGS’ Goes All Out on GeForce NOW at Early-Access Launch
NVIDIA's GeForce NOW cloud gaming service is adding nine new titles, including the early-access launch of 'WARDOGS' and the 1.0 update for 'Valheim', enabling members to stream demanding PC games without local hardware upgrades.
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Steam Client Beta Improves Big Picture Mode, Several Linux Enhancements
Steam client beta update includes improvements to Big Picture Mode and Linux, with new features and fixes.
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Nintendo isn’t scared of GTA VI
Nintendo isn't afraid of GTA VI as it focuses on its own game, Ocarina of Time, during a 40th anniversary celebration.
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Rockstar Games faces trial in Scotland over sackings
Rockstar Games, the studio behind Grand Theft Auto VI, will face a trial in Glasgow over the sacking of 31 workers. The trial will run from September 10 to October 16, before the November 19 launch of the sixth installment in the GTA series.
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Retroid Teases Upcoming Dual-Screen Gaming Handheld for Nintendo DS Fans
Retroid has teased its new dual-screen handheld, the Pocket Duo, for Nintendo DS fans. The company has not provided many details, but it appears to be a competitor to the Ayn Thor.
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Could $10,000 Invested in Nvidia Today Make You a Millionaire?
Nvidia's stock has grown significantly over the last decade, with analysts expecting its revenue to increase 60x in a decade. Nvidia is a key player in the global AI chip market with an estimated 80% share.
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Is the Steam Deck Still Worth It in 2026?
The Steam Deck's price has increased, and with new competitors, is it still worth the cost in 2026?
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The Tetris Company Wants Nothing To Do With The White House's New Copycat Game
The Tetris Company, the makers of the popular puzzle game Tetris, has stated they were not involved in the creation of the White House's new game, 'Build the Wall'. The game is a Tetris-like clone with an anti-immigration theme.
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Krafton doubles down on India with another $250M bet beyond gaming
Krafton, a South Korean gaming company, plans to invest $250M in India over the next three to four years, focusing on AI, robotics, and deep tech.
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Xbox to limit cloud gaming to 15 hours a month for Game Pass users
Xbox is imposing monthly time limits on cloud gaming for Game Pass subscribers, citing rising costs, with premium users capped at 15 hours.
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‘NBA 2K27’ With NVIDIA DLSS 5 Leads 28 New Games Coming to GeForce NOW
NVIDIA's GeForce NOW is adding 26 new games in September, prominently featuring NBA 2K27 which leverages the new DLSS 5 3D-Guided Neural Rendering for enhanced visual realism.
Xbox Project Helix Forces Sony to Keep Physical PlayStation Game Discs Alive
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Xbox Project Helix Forces Sony to Keep Physical PlayStation Game Discs Alive
Xbox Project Helix puts pressure on Sony to keep physical PlayStation game discs.
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Apple Arcade Just Got This Retro-Inspired Gem
Apple Arcade adds Retro Bowl College+ to its roster, a retro-inspired football game with no in-app purchases.
bbc.co.uk
Gamescom 2026: Highlights and developer insights from gaming's biggest showcase
Gamescom 2026, the world's largest in-person gaming event, showcased highly anticipated titles like The Witcher 3's new expansion, Alien: Isolation 2, Fable, and Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis, drawing massive crowds and developer insights.
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Can Lord of Mysteries become Kuaishou’s gaming breakout?
Kuaishou's Spark Nexa has launched "Lord of Mysteries," a highly anticipated MMO based on a popular web novel. With a massive budget and experienced team, the game aims to revitalize the MMO genre.
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GTA VI ‘extended look’ now streaming on YouTube
Rockstar has published its GTA VI preview on YouTube and its website, following its initial debut on Netflix.
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OpenTIE and OpenXWA: Open-Source Reimplementations of Classic Star Wars Space Simulators
OpenTIE is an open-source project that modernizes Star Wars: TIE Fighter for current operating systems, combining features from its 1995 and 1998 releases with enhanced graphics and controls. It requires the original game data to run, and a related project, OpenXWA, does …
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How Ikea Turned a Controller Thumbstick Into the Star of Its Xbox Gaming Range
Ikea and Xbox collaborated to create a new gaming collection featuring a thumbstick stool, inspired by Xbox design cues and home decor.
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Stability AI raises $76 million in fresh funding
Stability AI, creator of the Stable Diffusion image generator, secures $76 million in Series B funding from major entertainment and gaming companies.
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Why Movie Tie-In Games Are Rarely Sold Anymore
Movie tie-in games were once a staple of the gaming industry, but have largely disappeared due to rising costs and development times. The licensing fees, revenue shares, and costs of using film stars' likenesses have become too great for most studios to justify. Indie dev…
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Nintendo Reveals Its Latest Switch 2 Bundles Just Ahead Of The Console's Price Increase
Nintendo has announced new bundles for the Switch 2 console, including a Mario Kart World package and a Nintendo Switch Sports Resort bundle. These bundles include a 90-day individual Nintendo Switch Online membership and are priced lower than buying the console, game, an…
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ASUS' First Gaming Soundbar Is Now Available In The US For $600
ASUS' first gaming soundbar, the ROG Gjallar, is now available in the US for $600. It's designed for multiplayer gaming with integrated microphones and 5.1.2-channel speaker configuration.