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'Battlefield 7' Now Under Development But May Arrive Later Than Expected, Says Report

Battlefield 7 is now in the works, but a report has claimed that the game is not yet releasing anytime soon.

Player One · Oct 23

Xbox Series X Can Now Run PS5 Games Through Emulation, But It Comes With a Catch

A new hack for the Xbox Series X allows it unlocking PlayStation 5 games, allowing the console to play its rival's titles via emulation.

Player One · Oct 19

Nintendo's Official Stance on Physical Games Signals Good News for Gamers

Nintendo has formally made its stance on the future of physical games in the industry, and it's a stance that looks to be good news for fans

Player One · Oct 12

Steam Controller Restock Delayed Until Late 2026, 2027—Here's How to Check Your Order Status

Valve has announced that Steam Controller's restock will be delayed to late 2026 or possibly to 2027.

Player One · Jun 20

Meta 'Forum' App Targets Reddit: Pseudonyms Hide Nothing From Group Admins

Meta launched a new app called Forum, and it emulates Reddit to give Facebook Groups a dedicated platform.

International Business Times · May 23

Xbox CEO Asha Sharma Announces Removal of Copilot From Console, Mobile App

Xbox CEO Asha Sharma announced that the company will remove Copilot from its mobile app and stop the development of the AI chatbot for its console.

Player One · May 6

Book lovers rage as Amazon announces they will stop supporting old Kindles: ‘This is a nightmare’

Eleven older Amazon devices will be affected with the change

The Independent UK · Apr 8

Qualcomm Snapdragon X2 Elite reviews are in, but these second-gen Windows-on-Arm chips still aren't grabbing me as a PC gamer

Though I'm excited to actually test it out myself.

PC Gamer · Apr 7

Meta Is Trialing A New IG Subscription That Allows You To Stalk Stories Anonymously

A new Instagram Subscription service, Instagram Plus, allows users to watch IG Stories anonymously for a monthly charge.

Pedestrian.tv · Apr 1

EA Lays Off 'Battlefield' Staff Despite Successful Game Release in 2025—But Why?

Electronic Arts has laid off its employees who have worked on the Battlefield games despite their success last year with the game.

Player One · Mar 10