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Doom co-creator John Romero’s shooter was a casualty of Microsoft’s cuts, but it’s being “completely redesigned” into a smaller game

Romero Games, the studio founded by Doom co-creator John Romero and Brenda Romero, are marching on despite losing staff after Microsoft suddenly pulling funding for their next shooter amid mass layoffs this summer. Romero says the project isn't living on in its previous guise, but is instead having elements pulled ...
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Netflix “Didn’t Attribute Any Value” To Warner Bros. Games In Acquisition Deal

"We haven't built that into our deal model".Hm, we're sure that we won't be looking back on this quote with a suspicious eye down the line. Following Netflix's $82.7 billion acquisition agreement with Warner Bros. Discovery (later challenged by a separate offer from Paramount), Netflix co-CEO, president and director Gregory ...
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Brave the Wasteland With New Fallout Pip-Boy Controllers

December 10, 2025 Brave the Wasteland With New Fallout Pip-Boy Controllers
  • Tristan Munley, Product Marketing Manager, Xbox Accessories
Introducing the all-new Xbox Wireless Controllers – Fallout Pip-Boy and Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2 – Fallout Pip-Boy. Vault Dwellers have few options at their disposal to survive ...
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Outward 2 Is an RPG That Wanted Me Dead, But I Liked Exploring its World

Sometimes, the best thing you can do is pick a goal and move towards it. You might have no idea how to get where you wanna go; you might have no idea where you are when it comes to accomplishing it; and you might not have much outside help, but ...
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The Top 10 Best Licensed Games Based on Movies

Ah, the licensed video game. Once a collection of underwhelming retellings of big-screen blockbusters, littered with haunting polygonal nightmares (Hagrid, that’s you) and aimless Atari attempts (yes, E.T., that’s you), we’ve seen an uptick in actually good adaptations in recent years, with the upcoming Terminator 2D: No Fate looking like ...
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Wheel World’s chill racing made it the feel-good trip of the summer

The wind in your face. The clunk of a gear change. The chill in your skull-haunted handlebars. All sensations that are, presumably, enjoyed by cyclists worldwide, and can be felt for yourself in the game behind door number ten: Wheel World! Read more ...
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You’ll Want To Pet Every Animal In This Gorgeous New Trailer For ‘Planet Of Lana 2’

Creature comforts.Puzzle platformer Planet of Lana launched on Switch last year, and we were particularly enamoured by it. Developer Wishfully quickly followed it up with the announcement of a sequel, 'Children of the Leaf', and the latest gameplay trailer promises it will be every bit as cute as we'd hope.Revealed ...
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Warner Bros. Video Games Business ‘Relatively Minor Compared to the Grand Scheme of Things,’ Netflix Says

Netflix has admitted it did not attribute any value to Warner Bros.’ video game business in its $82.7 billion acquisition deal, sparking concern for the future of everything from Mortal Kombat to Hogwarts Legacy.While Warner Bros. is best known for its movie and TV business, Warner Bros. Games includes a ...
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Post-Black Ops 7, Call of Duty puts a bullet in releasing Modern Warfare or Black Ops entries back-to-back

With Call of Duty Black Ops 7 now out in the wild and having earned a largely mixed reception, Activision have said right, that's it, time to do a thing. Said thing is committing to no longer releasing entries in the same sub-series, be that Modern Warfare or Black Ops, ...
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New Divinity trademarks suggest Larian are behind Geoff Keighley’s regal, inspiring and thick teaseage

Three new trademarks which very much look to be related to Larian's Divinity RPG series have been unearthed, with one closely mirroring the design of a desert monolith Geoff Keighley's posted a picture of in advance of The Geoff Awards. That monolith teaser, which Keoff captioned "regal.inspiring.thickness" has been the ...
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