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PS5 Pro vs PC value comparisons are less im...
PlayStation 5 Pro vs PC. Last week, my X/Twitter timeline was packed with value comparisons presented with an increasing level of mania. Is the latest Sony console so overpriced that a PC may actually offer more
Here’s our next batch of Xbox Game Pa...
Microsoft has revealed the second wave of Xbox Game Pass titles for September. Read more
Switch 2 gets first confirmed release in My...
The next game from the My Time At Portia developer is a confirmed Switch 2 release. Read more
Acclaimed documentary on quadriplegic World...
Sundance audience award-winning documentary The Remarkable Life of Ibelin – which tells the story of quadriplegic World of Warcraft player Mats Steen – is set to debut on Netflix next month. Read more
Epic Game Store and Fortnite now available ...
Fortnite fans still in the European Union can now play Epic Games’ battle royale on iPad. Read more
(For Singapore) Welcome PlayStation 5 Pro, ...
UPDATE: PlayStation 5 Pro will launch in Singapore on November 7, 2024 with Suggested Retail Price (SRP) of SGD 1,069. Pre-order will begin from September 26, 2024 in participating retailers Over the last four years since the
DF Weekly: PS5 Pro’s PSSR AI upscalin...
A new DF Direct Weekly arrives today and it’s essentially two hours of myself, Oliver Mackenzie and Alex Battaglia revisiting the Mark Cerny reveal for PlayStation 5 Pro in the light of broadcast quality footage made
UFO 50 review – a rangy, confounding ...
Which is it? Which is the game you absolutely shouldn’t miss? This is precisely the wrong question, I think, but it’s taken me a long time to arrive at that decision. For my first few hours,
Italian police smash counterfeit retro game...
Police have arrested nine Italian nationals thought to be selling counterfeit retro games and consoles for a video game trafficking ring estimated to be worth almost £42m (€50m / $55.5m). The pirated material included 12,000 counterfeit
Consoles to remain the “core” o...
Sony’s recently appointed joint CEO Hideaki Nishino says consoles will remain at the “core” of the company’s business going forward, but it will still continue to offer titles on other platforms as well. Nishino – who
