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Gaming covers the world of video games across consoles, PC, and handhelds. Articles here span new hardware like the PS5, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch, game launches and reviews, deals, and industry news. Whether you’re a casual player or a dedicated enthusiast, this tag keeps you in the loop on what’s worth playing.
Sony has agreed to pay $7.85 million to settle the Caccuri antitrust case over PlayStation Store pricing. Eligible accounts are paid automatically in wallet credit, but the headline number and the number that reaches you are not close.
Marvel’s Wolverine launched September 15 with a 77 on Metacritic, Insomniac’s lowest score in a decade, yet players are rating it 4.8 out of 5 on the PlayStation Store. Here is why critics and players disagree so sharply.
WARDOGS, the 100-player shooter from BULKHEAD and Team17, sold over a million copies and passed 300,000 concurrent Steam players on its first day, overwhelming its own servers in the process.
A modder combed unused audio files from Resident Evil 4 and Requiem and surfaced over 1,000 cut voice lines, including Leon Kennedy’s favorite scrapped joke and unsettling dialogue written for the infected.
Valheim exits Early Access on September 9, 2026 with the Deep North, its final biome, plus day one launches on PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch 2 with full crossplay.
Epic gives away a paid PC game every Thursday and you keep it forever. Here is how the rotation works, how to check what is free right now, and how to stop missing weeks.
Gran Turismo 7’s free Spec IV update lands in two parts this fall, reviving the Autumn Ring circuit for the first time since GT6, adding 12 new cars, a Family mode, and the return of Shuffle Racing.
Microsoft is ending unlimited Xbox Cloud Gaming. Starting in November, Game Pass tiers get fixed monthly hour caps, from 5 hours on Essential to 15 on Ultimate, with paid top-ups for anyone who runs out.
Sony’s Gamescom sale cuts Red Dead Redemption 2 to $14.99 and puts God of War, The Last of Us and Resident Evil 2 at $9.99. Everything ends September 9.
Sony collected roughly $508 million in tariff refunds after the Supreme Court struck down the IEEPA tariffs, then asked a court to throw out the lawsuits demanding that PS5 buyers see any of it. A much smaller console maker did the opposite.