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Microsoft's investigating reports of games crashing after Windows 11 update
Microsoft is investigating reports of a nasty bug that breaks some PC games following the latest Windows 11 update.
I think Seed is the dawn of a new age for MMOs — after spending one month building a metropolis with strangers, this imperfect yet addictive life sim feels like the next big thing
Our hands-on impressions of the newly released MMO Seed.
Epic Games Store will join Nvidia GeForce Now with full Linux support soon
2026 just gets better for Linux gamers, as Epic is making a native version of its launcher, plus the GeForce Now app has officially arrived.
Redditor turns a Steam Deck into a Game Boy, and now everyone wants one
'I would totally back something like this on Kickstarter': Redditor turns Steam Deck into a Game Boy, and the 'SteamBoy' has gone down a storm.
GuliKit KK3 Max review: a feature-filled controller that fails to deliver on its premium price tag
It may look like your typical Xbox controller, but the GuliKit KK3 Max has a few more tricks up its sleeve.
Ubisoft just made a classic Tom Clancy game free to keep — here's how to get it
Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Future Soldier is free to keep right now.
I vowed never to buy a PS5 but changed my mind, and I don't miss my gaming PC
Disc-less Elysium: I'm a veteran PC gamer who vowed not to buy a PS5 — but I changed my mind, and I don't regret switching to Sony's console for a second.
I finally got the gorgeous — yet grueling — Flight Simulator 2024 off the runway
I’ve been trying my flying skills out on the gorgeous Flight Simulator 2024 at last. Brace yourself — it’s been a very rough journey.
Sony and Microsoft are destroying console and PC gaming — here’s why the experts think Valve can save the day with SteamOS
PC gamers are tired of Windows, PlayStation and Xbox — can Valve and SteamOS save the day?
A $400 SSD that was previously as low as $79.99 shows just how bleak PC gaming is in 2026 — are the days of good deals over?
Prices for PC gaming components have skyrocketed in recent months — is there now no hope for good deals for PC builders, or are there ways to mitigate the damage?