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5 years on, I still think about Mass Effect Legendary Edition's symbolic first trailer

Opinion | Mass Effect Legendary Edition's reveal trailer proves why remasters are still vital

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The PS6 controller might not even have buttons on it as a new patent hints Sony is going all-in on haptic feedback

Sony has been granted a patent for a gaming controller with haptic touchscreens and no buttons. Does that point toward a big change for the PS6 controller?

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A gospel-inspired Super Mario medley just won a Grammy, beating Wicked star Cynthia Erivo and becoming the group's second Nintendo cover to win despite no nominations for the company itself

The 8-Bit Big Band previously won a Grammy for a Kirby cover

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This cozy "carefree" Stardew Valley-like that first caught my eye with its anime aesthetic officially releases into early access next week, and I can't wait

Starsand Island arrives on February 11

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Turns out Intel's XeSS 3 upscaling works on MSI Claw handhelds, so I'd pop it on your portable ASAP for Multi-Frame Generation tomfoolery

Intel Arc users are adding XeSS 3 to GPUs like the B580 ahead of schedule, and it could be your ticket to Multi-Frame Generation on handhelds like the MSI Claw.

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15 years later, infamous Minecraft anarchy servers strengthen chat moderation at the reported request of Mojang itself

Two of the oldest servers now have updated rules

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Baldur's Gate 3 and Divinity publishing lead disagrees with Bethesda veteran, says Morrowind with a modern combat system "would sell like f***ing hot cakes"

He might just be "optimistic," though

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Over 8 years since a $3.27 million Kickstarter, MMO Ashes of Creation hit with "mass" layoffs after studio founder resigns "in protest"

"I am incredibly dismayed by the situation," says Steven Sharif

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Nintendo does what '90s Nintendo could only dream of – sell out of the Virtual Boy

If anything, that's already a pretty bad emulation

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Final Fantasy 7's Tetsuya Nomura reveals concept art made in the JRPG's "very earliest" stages that "envisioned combat" not fully realized until FF7 Remake

For the classic game's 29th anniversary

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"Go back and play Morrowind and tell me that's the game you want to play again," says Skyrim lead, who thinks players "will cringe" at a possible remake

The Bethesda veteran doubts the original source code still exists, anyway

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Steam hit Escape From Duckov gets official crossover with Escape From Tarkov, bringing the two extraction shooter giants together

Plus, the quacky shooter's getting mounts

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Skyrim lead thinks Starfield "would be talked about like the second coming" if a new studio made it, but "expectations were so much higher" with Bethesda

Suffering from success

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This obviously Paper Mario-inspired RPG is finally out "after 5 long years," and it's already getting great reviews on Steam and console

Escape from Ever After recreates the best parts of Nintendo's subseries

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3 new to Game Pass games to play this weekend (Jan 30-Feb 1)

These are the Game Pass games for PC and Xbox you should download this weekend

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After 21 years, GTA: San Andreas speedrunners discover a wild 31-step skip that lets you beat the original PC port in under an hour

Here we go again

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The Outer Rim is your highway in Star Wars Galactic Racer, but it's more than Burnout in space: "You can’t make a Star Wars racing experience and not have Podracing"

Big in 2026 | "How you show up on the track is often as important as how well you race – especially against friends"

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After Cyberpunk 2077 came to Switch 2 uncensored, Dispatch dev thought it "would be allowed to do the same" and is now "working with Nintendo on a path forward"

"I'll get ahead of it now and say that between dev time and the console submission process, we're talking weeks not days."

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Mass Effect 5 would benefit from "taking lessons from Baldur's Gate 3" and being more of a "Bethesda-style game," Skyrim lead says

Bruce Nesmith chimes in on what he would like from the next BioWare RPG

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Cozy new life sim Heartopia is about to get the collab of the century, but some players are already abandoning ship after Steam version quietly discloses AI usage: "The bare minimum"

My Little Pony is coming to Heartopia… at what cost!

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Former Skyrim lead shares his own theory on how The Elder Scrolls 6 will continue the story: "I would say they will leave it undefined or leave it as neither side really won"

"I would say either just not deal with what happened in the civil war or leave it and say there was a civil war but it didn't really come to a complete conclusion"

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As Highguard claws its way up to "Mixed" Steam reviews, devs add 5v5 mode in response to player feedback about empty maps just 5 days after launch: "You asked, we listened"

Highguard updates are coming fast

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I'm in my happy place: a dark basement digging through a computer archive that may or may not be alive

Indie Spotlight | TR-49 slowly draws you in until you just can't escape its puzzle

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Legendary Japanese shooter studio was skeptical of Sony's PS1, but not for the same reason as everybody else: "I don't want to work with them because they've got beards"

Don't judge a book by its beard

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N64 dev spent 2 years making games for the ill-fated 64DD add-on, only to have Nintendo continually say they sucked and to "start again from scratch": "It was just really degrading"

"The rest of the time was giving them a prototype of a new idea every month with a quick proof of concept, then having it just be ripped apart in the nicest possible way"

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