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007 First Light review roundup: 'The best James Bond game since GoldenEye'

The initial reaction to IO Interactive's take on the famed British assassin is very positive.

PC Gamer

It seems Amazon canned the Lord of the Rings MMO while somehow simultaneously working on a different LOTR game

Well at least something is in the works.

Destructoid

Amazon reportedly had a studio pivot away from a game 'everyone was excited by' to make something with more AI stuffed in it, then laid them all off anyway

Beyond parody.

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The Lord of the Rings MMO might reportedly be dead, but Amazon is still "working closely" with Middle-earth on a new game

Amazon "continues to explore a compelling new game" in the fantasy universe

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Assassin's Creed 1 remake could be next after Black Flag Resynced, leaker says

Ubisoft's CEO already teased "some remakes" back in 2024

GamesRadar

Owlcat says everything in its new Expanse RPG 'will definitely 100 percent be human-made,' but also that generative AI will be used for 'vision coordination' and 'inspiration'

Another highly-anticipated RPG has been spotted with its hands in the generative AI jar.

PC Gamer

Europe's game rating agency takes aim at in-app purchases, loot boxes, and 'unrestricted communication' with new 'interactive risk categories'

New PEGI categories coming in June could see the age ratings for some games take a jump up.

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Marvel Rivals owner Netease says heck no we didn't shut down our AI department or warn devs off it: "The situation described did not occur"

Netease has scheduled GDC talks on integrating AI in games

GamesRadar

GOG owns up to its poor handling of Devotion's delisting in 2020: 'We acknowledge that this decision understandably damaged the trust our users have in us'

GOG welcomed Horses where it once cast out Devotion, and players were quick to notice.

PC Gamer

Is a 'Rayman' 30th Anniversary Edition on Its Way?

The Rayman 30th Anniversary Edition may be on its way as the unannounced game has recently popped up on the Australian Classification Board.

Player One

After 5 years, GOG lead says removing cult horror game Devotion from the store is a situation that "remains difficult to reflect on"

The PC gaming storefront recently backed banned horror game Horses

GamesRadar

‘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.

Inverse

New The Witcher 3 DLC rumors heat up as one analyst says they're "100% certain" CD Projekt Red "will release significant new content" in 2026, possibly made by The Witcher 1 remakers

An interlude to The Witcher 4? Or something else?

GamesRadar

New The Witcher 3 expansion rumored for 2026 launch, weeks after CD Projekt Red mysteriously said "hinted" content "may see release in the coming year"

What content might that be, CDPR?

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Operation Sports

Six European Game Unions Announce Cross-Border Alliance Against Industry Mismanagement

Union efforts have never been more important.

Windows Central

Todd Howard shares opinions on generative AI in game development — and it might not be the take you expected from Bethesda

In a new interview, Todd Howard breaks down how AI should support artists instead of replacing them, while also revealing the game that impressed him most this year.

Benzinga

'Every Game Company' is Doing it? 'Arc Raiders' AI Scandal Explodes, Big Name CEO Suggests Hidden Truth

One should assume "every game company" is using AI, Nexon Co. Ltd. CEO Junghun Lee says. He is asking how companies can survive when “everyone is working with the same or similar technologies," maintaining that “human creativity” distinguishes exceptional games from mediocre ones.

Operation Sports

PXN’s New Budget Direct-Drive Wheels Aim to Shake Up the Sim Racing Market

The best sim racing games can often be played with a controller, but for the full experience, you do need a dedicated racing wheel. Direct drive wheels are the best investment you can make, and they’re different from traditional belt-driven or gear-driven wheels. These newer wheels don’t rely on internal…

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The Guardian - UK

How generative AI in Arc Raiders started a scrap over the gaming industry’s future

The use of AI in the surprise game-of-the-year contender has sparked a heated cultural and ethical debate, and raised existential questions for video game workers

PC Gamer

Arrowhead CEO wades into the messy Arc Raiders AI debate: 'Would it have been better if Arc Raiders failed and it didn't use AI?'

Jorjani pushes back against extreme reactions to AI and wants a more nuanced discussion.

GamesRadar

Epic Games and Fortnite's billionaire boss Tim Sweeney plays devil's advocate in the Arc Raiders AI debate, argues the tech could create "an even bigger opportunity" for actors

"When tech increases productivity, competition leads to building better games rather than employing fewer people."

PC Gamer

Arc Raiders' use of AI highlights the tension and confusion over where machine learning ends and generative AI begins

Embark Studios' contradictory statements about generative AI highlight what's sure to be a long-term industry debate.

PC Gamer

Clair Obscur Expedition 33 devs are 'working on a big thank you update' which'll include a new location, boss battles, and 'highly requested' quality-of-life improvements

Whees and whoos are good.

International Business Times UK

Pokémon's Limited‑Edition Shop at NHM Risks Turning Into a Scalper's Paradise

The Natural History Museum's limited-edition Pokémon pop-up shop launches in London on 26 January 2026, with free tickets from 1 October sparking fears of scalpers after past Van Gogh chaos.

PC Gamer

Former Pokémon Company head lawyer says yeah, those latest Nintendo patents are a bit much, aren't they: 'I wish Nintendo and Pokémon good luck when the first other developer just entirely ignores this patent'

The USPTO may have hurt itself in its confusion.

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