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This clever transforming controller is great for FPS and fighting games on Xbox — but it's a different story on PC

I have been given the opportunity to review the Turtle Beach Stealth Pivot Xbox Controller, and it's quickly turned into one of my biggest, pleasant surprises of 2026 despite being two years old for it's suberb swappable controls, strong build, latency-free connectivity, and more.

Windows Central

With Wolverine set to elevate superhero gaming in 2026, here's the four features I want the most, and four I'm desperate to avoid

Big in 2026 | Logan could star in my game of 2026, as long as Insomniac Games can stick the superhero landing

GamesRadar

Why the time was right to return to R-Type Delta, according to Nobu Yoshikawa

City Connection's CEO on R-Type Delta HD Boosted.

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Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 devs "basically did twice the work" of a more experienced team to get the hit French RPG out the door

"[The younger staff] didn't have any expectations about how a studio should be run and how a game should be made"

GamesRadar

As Baldur's Gate 3 devs move onto Divinity, Larian lead says the writing process is to "encourage the chaos" and break situations "in every conceivable way"

"To be at one with the chaos"

GamesRadar

Simu Liu says Shang-Chi will be a “more lived-in” character when we’re finally reunited with him in Avengers: Doomsday

The wielder of the Ten Rings is ready to hold his own alongside the Avengers

Total Film

"The Sims has always been more than a game": Maxis says its values aren't changing amid EA's buyout as it works on "the next evolution" of the series

The Sims team's "creative control, guided by our values of inclusivity, choice, creativity, community, and play, has not changed"

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Lenovo Legion Go 2 gets a SteamOS upgrade — but will it still be worth the price?

The Lenovo Legion Go 2 with SteamOS is official, and it aims to fix the biggest problem with the original premium gaming handheld: Windows 11.

Tom’s Guide

LEGO's first Smart Brick sets are now available for pre-order — and yes, they're all Star Wars

LEGO just debuted its new Smart Play System, and you can preorder the first playsets now.

Tom’s Guide

Minecraft is getting cuter with its first update of the year, and you can already try out the new baby mobs

Mojang Studios has already begun testing the first new features included in Minecraft's first 2026 update, with adorable baby versions of our favorite mobs.

Windows Central

Former Little Nightmares devs' End of Abyss is a satisfyingly creepy blend of top-down twin-stick shooter and Metroidvania exploration

Big in 2026 | Section 9 Interactive studio co-founders, Marcus and Mattias Otvall, discuss the inspirations behind the horror adventure

GamesRadar

Final Fantasy 7 Remake trilogy director had to consider how much to include from the various spin-offs because devs "didn't just want to make a remake"

Naoki Hamaguchi talks about juggling all the extra FF7 stories

GamesRadar

Diablo 4 drops its biggest skill check to all players soon — can you beat your friends?

Diablo 4 Season 11 introduces the Tower, a new timed dungeon and leaderboard challenge arriving with Patch 2.5.2 on January 12

Windows Central

Returnal spiritual sequel Saros lets you keep upgrades when you loop, but that just means this twitchy shooter can be challenging in brand new ways

Big in 2026 | Forget voxels and arcade gaming, Housemarque is going big budget and cinematic for its new game

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The 15 best games to play on the Nintendo Switch in 2026

From the greatest cartoon racing game in history to a remastered version of an Alien-inspired sci-fi shooter, here are the Switch’s must-play games

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My favorite Warhammer 40K army just got a whole lot better

It's a great time to be a Necron player in Warhammer 40K

Creative Bloq

People are calling Nintendo lazy for its new Joy-Con colour designs

Why didn't it colour the full controller?H: Nintendo must be trolling us with these new Switch 2 Joy-Con designsS: You can barely notice the difference (and it will cost you $100)

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Gamers are arguing over the Mario Kart logo

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Fallout co-creator Tim Cain says "there's so much arguing" about games to the point some fans and devs are leaving altogether, but his wisdom is "buy the games you want to see more of," especially indies: "It's the only way forward through this I can see"

"A lot of arguing I see online is gamers arguing past each other"

Tom’s Guide

Steam Machine pricing may have just leaked by retailer — and it's not cheap

A European retailer may have sort of leaked pricing for the Steam Machine, and it looks expensive.

GamesRadar

Smash Bros creator Masahiro Sakurai says "it can be really frustrating" working on massive games with hundreds of devs: "There is work that clearly shows your results and work that doesn't"

"The sense of fulfillment gained from making something by yourself is different to something made as part of a group"

Windows Central

Ubisoft confirms The Division 3 "is in production," and "it's shaping up to be a monster" — its impact will rival the beloved original game, says dev

Ubisoft and Massive have confirmed that The Division 3 is in production, and that they're "working extremely hard" on the upcoming RPG shooter.

GamesRadar

Why and how a JRPG fan spent $2,000 building a GameStop in his basement: "The spaces combined with the passions in our lives have the power to bring people together"

"It went beyond the games themselves and was ingrained in the social tissue of the time"

GamesRadar

Valve sends annual chocolates to Steam devs who earn roughly $800,000, and before Peak the folks at Aggro Crab got pretty sick of looking across the hall to see the Slay the Spire team open Gaben candy every year

"Every year they got f***ing chocolates that we didn't"

Inverse

‘The Witcher 3’ Might Have One Last Surprise In Store Before Its Sequel

As unlikely as it sounds, a new DLC for the 11-year-old 'The Witcher 3' could actually be on the way this year.

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