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Activision confirms spring shutdown date for Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile servers

Just two years after launching, Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile is set to go offline on April 17, 2026. The game was previously delisted from app stores in 2025, and there will be no refunds on unused COD points prior to shutdown.

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"Only the nerdiest of the nerds would tolerate that stuff": Mewgenics dev says before Spelunky and The Binding of Isaac, roguelikes were the reserve of hardcore fans

"It was so cool that you could have an endlessly replayable game like that"

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"We got there in the end": No Man's Sky dev says sorry "it took so long" to add customizable ships to the Switch 1 version, but optimizing things enough "was a difficult technical challenge"

Bring on more weird and wonderful spaceships

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My favorite N64 controller in the color I actually want is weirdly hard to find at Amazon, but it does exist

Yes, the gray 8Bitdo N64 controller is still available at Amazon, so you can grab the most authentic colorway ahead of The Legend of Zelda's 40th anniversary.

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As Assassin's Creed Shadows nears its first anniversary, Ubisoft brings back a series favorite feature parkour fans have been asking for – a manual jump

Revolutionary

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Cult JRPG series is getting a new game for the first time in 15 years, and Bandai Namco is giving the OG devs full control of the project

CyberConnect2 is back with another .hack game

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World of Warcraft leads pledge more player customization — housing, race updates, custom animations, and glyphs to merge with transmog?

We spoke to Maria Hamilton, Design Director and Jay Hwang, Principal Artist on World of Warcraft's bigger emphasis on player housing, customization, and what we could see next from the game.

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Talented Square Enix team behind Octopath Traveler and Dragon Quest's HD-2D JRPGs asks fans what remake they'd like next – and I'm praying for Chrono Trigger

Just two months ago, the devs teased a new 2026 game

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9 years later, Hollow Knight's lore just became even weirder thanks to a subtle update to the Metroidvania from Team Cherry

From the same school as FromSoftware

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Despite being one of the fathers of FPS, Doom co-creator John Romero's true love is World of Warcraft: "I lived in that game every day for five years"

Ghost Recon Breakpoint is another favorite

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Indie smash hit Mewgenics is working its way to consoles — the roguelike's co-creator confirms they're "working on it now"

Mewgenics, the new indie roguelike from Edmund McMillen, is set to receive a console release. The creator confirmed development is underway, following over 900,000 estimated Steam sales and strong early momentum. Paid DLC is also planned.

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Ubisoft knows Rayman: 30th Anniversary Edition's new soundtrack might not "recapture the vibe for you," so it's looking into the suggestion of adding "the old music again"

Ubisoft's heard you loud and clear, Raymen

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"GTA 3 cost like $5 million": Ex-The Last of Us Part 2: Remastered, Star Wars Jedi: Survivor artist says the industry is becoming "less risky and creative" as "anything under $100 million is considered small"

The middle-ground is getting slimmer and slimmer

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Forget another Ocarina of Time remake – Nintendo needs to get weird with Zelda's 40th anniversary

Opinion | Zelda's most exciting games have nothing to do with rehashing its greatest hits

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Crimson Desert is "not a Soulslike," Pearl Abyss says, but "does that mean the game's easy? Hell no"

"There is no 'get good' moment"

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Diablo 2 has one Steam achievement that nobody has claimed yet — will you be the first?

Diablo 2 is now on Steam and with it, a bunch of achievements, but one so far is unclaimed.

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High on Life 2 review: "I smiled, I laughed, I sorely wished the combat was a lot better"

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The ‘Father of Sega Hardware' has passed away, designed all of Sega's consoles — Hideki Sato worked his way up from engineer to become Sega’s acting president, spending 33 years at the company

Hideki Sato, the ‘Father of Sega Hardware,' passed away just ahead of the weekend.

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Castlevania and Metal Gear Solid 5 legend Shutaro Iida has passed away, with tributes saying "numerous titles hailed as masterpieces would not have been possible without his contributions"

Most recently, the developer worked on Bloodtained and its sequel

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Mewgenics genius discovers the true strength of the roguelike's skill synergies, creating an infinite fly generator that bullies bosses into not even showing up to battle

Has science gone too far?

The Independent UK

Logan Paul breaks world record as Pokémon card sells for $16.5 million

Sale of the rare Pikachu Illustrator card marked the most expensive trading card ever sold at auction

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"That is the transaction": Crimson Desert won't have microtransactions, says Pearl Abyss, because the promising open-world game is "a premium experience"

There are, however, perks to pre-ordering

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Hideki Sato, the father of all Sega consoles — and the reason I'm a gamer at all — has died

Hideki Sato was the man behind Sega's game consoles, from the Master System through to the Windows CE-supporting Dreamcast, and leaves behind a lasting legacy.

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Mewgenics isn't stopping with dominating Steam, co-creator Edmund McMillen says the roguelike is heading for consoles and has DLC plans in the works

Although you may be waiting a while

The Guardian - UK

‘This shouldn’t be normal’: developers speak out about bigotry on Steam, the world’s biggest PC gaming storefront

Multiple game creators describe ineffective moderation on the platform, resulting in unchecked hatred in forums and targeted campaigns of negative ‘anti-woke’ reviews

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