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The Real Reason 'Metal Gear Solid Delta' Is Having Performance Issues

'Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater's stunning Unreal Engine 5 visuals come at the cost of performance issues, a now common setback of Epic's engine.

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Battlefield 6 devs are polishing up the beta's missing larger maps in Labs alongside the server browser and Hardcore mode ahead of the FPS's eagerly anticipated launch

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Battlefield 6 devs "were pretty happy" with the beta's anti-cheat performance, even though it "really sucks" that "it does prevent some players from playing"

"Anti-cheat is always a cat-and-mouse game"

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Nintendo has more than Palworld to deal with – IP expert says Genshin Impact dev's new Pokemon-style game "clearly infringes" on a hard-to-avoid patent Pocketpair is accused of infringing

Honkai: PokePal Wars

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Xbox scores multiple top 10 hits while game subscription spending surges in July — but Nintendo still dominates hardware sales

Game subscription services in the U.S. are continuing to grow, per Circana's July 2025 figures, while several Xbox and Nintendo games have big debuts.

Windows Central

Pokemon goes gacha in Genshin Impact devs' new adventure strategy game Honkai: Nexus Anima, with pudding-themed puppies and bunnies peddling "tainted donuts"

The creature collector is recruiting testers now

GamesRadar

Four wheels good, two wheels bad: why are there no exciting cycling games?

I’ve been playing Wheel World. It’s silly hipster fun, but I’d rather get on my real bike and ride. Where are the cycling equivalents of Crazy Taxi or Road Rash?

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Upcoming Dune: Awakening update feels like the survival MMO's biggest patch yet, adding everything from more story missions to character recustomization

Version 1.2.0.0 is available to try now

GamesRadar

PlayStation's Final Fantasy-style action RPG launches after 11 years to 'Mixed' Steam reviews, so Lost Soul Aside devs are "actively working on optimizations"

Complaints point at performance and animation

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Don't Lose Aggro is a solo-playing MMORPG experience made by a solo developer

Distilling MMO raids into the tank's role from someone who's been tanking in World of Warcraft for over 20 years.

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3 best Lego sets that you can build with your kids

Bonding over bricks is the best kind – here are three great Lego sets to build as a family

I Ditched My Nintendo Switch for a Week to Game on Apple Arcade — Here’s What Happened

I wasn't expecting much from Apple Arcade, but it might just be the most underrated mobile gaming platform available right now.

Tom’s Guide

Call of Duty is back online after servers hit with hour-long outage on all platforms [UPDATED]

Call of Duty servers experience outage on all platforms across all games.

Windows Central

Elden Ring, Baldur's Gate 3, and Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 actor Jennifer English says she's appeared in "sh*t games," too - but they're not on her CV, so good luck finding them

It's not all Shadowhearts and Latennas for Jennifer English

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Craving more Battlefield 6 like I am? Good news, Battlefield Labs playtesting has opened again before launch — here's how to sign up and everything coming

Sign-ups for Battlefield Labs testing have opened once again ahead of imminent playtests for Battlefield 6 after the Open Beta.

Windows Central

After 11 years, BioShock Infinite’s creator finally talks Judas — and it’s all about betrayal

We finally saw signs of life for Judas from developer Ghost Story Games, with creative director Ken Levine sharing what players can expect from the story.

Windows Central

Minecraft finally makes copper worth mining — it only took four years and a whole “Copper Age”

Mojang Studios just announced the name for Minecraft's next update, the third of 2025. "The Copper Age" is all about copper, introducing a ton of new features.

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The internet bullied Blizzard into reversing an Overwatch 2 change 72 hours after it released, but the studio says it's "still invested in creating new and unique features"

Mirror matchups are back in Stadium after a massive backlash to removing them

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The updated Battlefield 6 PC system requirements have arrived ahead of launch with new Ultra specs — I'm stoked it'll have this huge feature, too

Ahead of Battlefield 6's upcoming launch in October, its developers have revealed the game's official — and updated — PC system requirements. Here are the specs you'll need.

GamesRadar

CD Projekt said ditching game-key cards for Cyberpunk 2077 on Switch 2 was "the right thing to do," and it's apparently paid off because 75% of that version's sales were physical

Early adopters of Cyberpunk 2077 on Switch 2 are apparently hungry for physical games

GamesRadar

Bloober dev says Cronos: The New Dawn is a "treat" with Resident Evil-style action and, screw it, cats as the team moves past Silent Hill 2: "No more James Sunderland, running around the place with his wooden plank"

"What do you want? What do you like? Someone said cats? Okay, let's do cats"

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"You could go and keep beating up people on top of buildings" forever in Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2, but devs say "we're not making GTA" because even vampires need to sleep

Vice City? No, no, you're in vampire country now

GamesRadar

Hideo Kojima thinks video games are in the middle of a major shift: there was 2D, then 3D, and now "we have not just ChatGPT," but also extensive AI tech for devs to "take advantage of"

Kojima personally likes using AI to download celebrities

GamesRadar

Hideo Kojima only plays "maybe one game a year" because "games take a lot of time" and "what's happening outside the game world is more important to me to incorporate into my game"

The Death Stranding 2 director says "young people are playing games a lot, and that's good," but they should also try "to feel art or see art and then digest it themselves and create new games"

GamesRadar

You can put Dragon's Dogma 2 alongside Space Marine 2 and Helldivers 2 as a sterling example of what happens when you stop trying to make AAA games for everyone: "It’s normal if some people outside that target audience don't like the game"

"I made the game not like a Nintendo one to be liked by all the people, but for a certain type of audience"

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