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Skyrim was "the holy s*** moment" at Bethesda, says veteran Pete Hines: "You have to be concerned about us if you think you're going to win game of the year"

"We have broken out role playing games into a whole huge group of people who have never played an RPG"

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"It's a sea change": Forza Horizon 6 is leaving the Xbox One behind, and it's a better game because of it

Big Preview | Forza Horizon 6 is fully leveraging the power of the Xbox Series X (and eventually the PS5) as the series takes its first tour of Japan

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New Crimson Desert patch adds skills for every character, weapon display toggles, and makes that controversial fast-forward feature even faster

Gotta go fast

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Legendary Capcom artist says Elden Ring's visuals hold up against higher fidelity games like Crimson Desert because "the viewer's imagination is constantly stimulated to the fullest"

Akira "Akiman" Yasuda says "the graphics in Elden Ring are designed with careful control over the level of fidelity at each turn"

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Pokemon Champions matches end in draws when the timer runs out, and no one can decide if that's a good thing

Yes, even in ranked

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Bethesda king Todd Howard isn't a master of game design or programming, says Pete Hines, "but there is nobody that is better" at combining them: "Look around the industry. Who else?"

Thanks, I think?

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Half-Life writer was surprised how few FPS games followed Valve's approach to story: "Medal Of Honor, for instance, and Call Of Duty both followed those principles, but it was inconsistent"

You see bits of Half-Life's narrative design in Call of Duty, but much of Valve's influence came in other forms

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Fallout co-creator Tim Cain is "looking forward" to generative AI for games, TV, and his doctor appointments in dire predictions: "Like a game and you want more content? It'll just generate it"

"Like a game but think it's got a weak storyline? Change it"

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Disney extraction shooter like Arc Raiders reportedly coming from Fortnite maker Epic Games in November

I think the Heartless are starting to win

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Marvel Rivals will become a "'moving anime' experience" by 2027, says creative director, as devs evolve past PvP with PvE, Infinity Saga updates, and more game modes

Whatever that means!

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"Go try that s*** in Red Dead Redemption 2": Nobody makes games like Bethesda, says studio veteran Pete Hines, so "put some respect" on Todd Howard and the Creation Engine team

"Who else out in the world allows you to just stack up one quest after another on the fly"

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Broken Sword devs showered in $400,000 after promising to drop AI upscaling and draw 55,000 frames by hand for remastered sequel: "No AI, just humans"

Revolution Software's previous remaster used AI upscaling, but "in the end it was a lot of work that could have frankly been spent directly on the game"

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Crimson Desert allows players to do what GTA 5 didn't – stop the train, but not by using a mech or a dragon

Y'know what they say, Crimson Desert what GTA-don't

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Monster Hunter and Pragmata creators praise The Legend of Zelda as the series turns 40: "A source of inspiration in countless ways for so many game creators"

"These past 40 years have been a journey of continually exploring what a Zelda game can be"

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"Feels a bit like Elder Scrolls": Starfield is finally "starting to feel like a solid Bethesda title," fans say following Free Lanes update with exploration improvements

Starfield's becoming a truly must-play experience

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Indie dev who lives in a village of 1,000 people stunned as over 250,000 Steam users buy his roguelike: "It's not adding up in my head"

"It's crazy, but I have no reference point," says the creator of Dwarves: Glory, Death, and Loot

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"We sincerely apologize for this mistake"

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The indie studio reviving Castlevania follows Clair Obscur Expedition 33's lead: "Being a French team, we were arrogant enough to set the game in France"

Although the devs remain coy about who we'll actually be playing as in Castlevania: Belmont's Curse

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Want the perfect summer board game? This might be it

Sanibel is a game of patient restraint, artful acquisition, and optimal pattern placement

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Hytale devs hire Minecraft modders behind incredible Create mod, teasing that it "opens the door to automation and a whole lot more" in their sandbox RPG

"Just gotta let us cook"

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Keychron essentially just made its top keyboards 3D-printable

Keychron has taken its top keyboards to GitHub, posting stp files for cases as well as open source firmware.

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Slay the Spire 2 players surprised by patch that actually makes the game easier with big Ironclad buffs and nerfs to infuriating enemies: "F*** that guy"

The Silent also had one of its most overpowered cards reworked

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GTA 6 user-generated content monetization will make some players "millionaires," claims content creator who had a "party with Rockstar"

The Roblox route

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This cozy board game feels just like Stardew Valley, and it's my favorite game of 2026 so far

If you love Stardew Valley, I need you to see the Cozy Stickerville board game

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Arc Raiders stamps out another duplication exploit in Embark's latest hotfix that also fixes some annoying PS5 crashes

Another dupe glitch bites the dust

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