Recent announcements from Remedy Entertainment have confirmed that Control 2 will be classified as an “action RPG.” While this might seem like breaking news to some, it raises interesting questions about the genre classification and the evolution of video game design. Control, the original title, was primarily a third-person shooter; however, it also featured significant
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In an era where corporate giants are hungry for dominance, the gaming industry is witnessing an intriguing power play with Sony’s interest in acquiring Kadokawa, the conglomerate responsible for the acclaimed studio, From Software. This potential acquisition is akin to sitting down to a bowl of one’s favorite breakfast cereal—inviting yet potentially overwhelming. The desire
In an age where digital platforms serve as critical social arenas, the responsibility of companies to moderate content has never been so pronounced. Recently, U.S. Senator Mark Warner drew attention to Valve’s Steam, a prominent gaming platform, due to alarming findings presented by the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) about rampant hate speech and extremist content within
As Half-Life 2 celebrates its two-decade anniversary, the gaming community finds itself reflecting not only on the immense impact this groundbreaking title has had but also on the haunting specter of what could have been—Episode 3. Valve has marked the occasion with a fresh update, incorporating new features while releasing a documentary that sheds light
As fans worldwide commemorate the 20th anniversary of the iconic first-person shooter, Half-Life 2, Valve has stepped up to honor this milestone with an impressive update that rekindles interest in the game while also enhancing its features for both new and longtime players. The update not only serves as a reminder of the majestic journey
Since its inception, strategic autobattler Mechabellum has been a compelling entry in the competitive gaming landscape, drawing players in with its unique blend of card-based mechanics and tactical depth. Updates to such games can make or break the player experience, and with the recent update 1.1, Mechabellum offers an intriguing glimpse into the evolving dynamics
Epic Games has recently made a remarkable decision by allowing its 1998 classic shooter, **Unreal**, to be hosted on the Internet Archive. This initiative not only grants players free access to a beloved game but also plays a crucial role in preserving gaming history for future generations. Alongside Unreal, Epic has permitted the inclusion of
The gaming landscape is continuously evolving, with digital storefronts adapting to meet both consumer demands and technological advancements. GOG.com, a platform traditionally known for its extensive library of classic games, has recently announced an intriguing pivot. While they have gradually expanded their offerings to include modern titles, they are now reinvigorating their commitment to game
The post-launch journey of *Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2* has sparked passionate discussions among its dedicated player base. One contention point arises from the much-anticipated addition of the Neo-Volkite pistol. My initial reaction upon logging in after the latest patch was marked by an unusual blend of excitement and disappointment. I found myself questioning not
For many gamers, certain experiences remain etched in memory long after the console has been turned off. One such memory for me is the uncontrollable laughter that erupted one afternoon, as I witnessed a friend engage in the absurdity that only Grand Theft Auto can offer—battering a downed police officer with a baseball bat in