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Borderlands 4 studio Gearbox gave the devs custom cast iron skillets for Christmas because "we f***ing cooked"

That's one way to say you're proud of your team's work

GamesRadar · Jan 3, 2025

"Action RPGs kind of outsell classic RPGs": Fallout OG Tim Cain says AAA RPGs default to violence because it sells, so support non-violent options when you get 'em

Better stock up on Animal Crossing DLC

GamesRadar · Jan 3, 2025

The world's first 750Hz gaming monitor is coming to CES 2025 — how fast is too fast?

Although this is a first for gaming monitors, is it actually a useful upgrade over the already-fast 480Hz monitors available?

Laptop · Jan 3, 2025

Before Nintendo hired Shigeru Miyamoto, it tried to patent the kid's toy he made and brought to his interview: "I remember thinking, 'this is a shrewd company!'"

"I mean, I was able to get the patent rights without filing the fee myself, so it was all good"

GamesRadar · Jan 3, 2025

Less than a year after launching 2024's best live service, Helldivers 2 creative director has already started working on "the next Arrowhead game"

Johan Pilestedt wants to know what your "expectations and desires" are

GamesRadar · Jan 3, 2025

"6 years of work leaving the nest": Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 is already making its way into the hands of reviewers, and one dev is "nervous but also excited AF"

It's a "a nerve-racking situation"

GamesRadar · Jan 3, 2025

A Balatro crossover, GOTY nods, and near-perfect reviews propelled one of 2024's hidden gems to its highest selling day months after launch

New Years Day was 1000xResist's best sales say ever

GamesRadar · Jan 3, 2025

Vanilla Skyrim reaches a whopping 2 billion mod downloads, surpassed only by Skyrim: Special Edition's 6.2 billion record

Easily the two biggest games on Nexus Mods

GamesRadar · Jan 3, 2025

Black Ops 6 x Squid Game start time, event pass, and skins: What to know about the update

Red Light, Green Light, Piggy Bank, and Roulette are among the new modes coming to the shooter

Evening Standard · Jan 3, 2025

BioShock's Ken Levine calls his most iconic FPS "a very, very long corridor," but his next game Judas is "made very, very differently"

"This may be a bit alienating to some readers - but they're basically a corridor"

GamesRadar · Jan 3, 2025