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Sony really, really, wants PS4 players to switch to the PS5 — 'Now's the perfect time to upgrade your PS5 console'
PS4 users are receiving messages from Sony, encouraging them to upgrade to the PS5, and it could be tied to a PS6 launch delay.
Wordle will enter new era with a huge change that’ll shake up the game
Wordle is about to start repeating answers – here's why it's doing it, and why I'm delighted.
PlayStation Plus free games for January 2026
We're giving you all the details on the latest batch of PlayStation Plus free games. Here's what you'll be playing in January 2026.
Valve is facing a lawsuit over 'monopoly' claims on Steam – and I'm scratching my head at this one
Valve's Steam storefront is favoured by a large majority of PC gamers, with generous discounts and pricing, but a lawsuit has called that into question.
NYT Connections hints and answers for Thursday, January 29 (game #963)
Looking for NYT Connections answers and hints? Here's all you need to know to solve today's game, plus my commentary on the puzzles.
Silent Hill fans have a great excuse to check out Fatal Frame 2: Crimson Butterfly Remake as Koei Tecmo and Konami announce collaboration
Koei Tecmo announces Fatal Frame 2: Crimson Butterfly Remake demo and a collaboration with one of the best horror games of the decade.
Oops — Walmart may just have leaked a couple of banger GameCube games for Nintendo Switch Online
Two upcoming GameCube titles for Nintendo Switch Online may just have leaked courtesy of Walmart — and they're among the console's very best.
It's not Dante's Inferno 2, but this upcoming indie game takes inspiration from the same classic poem and could be the sequel to Visceral's 2010 game I've been hoping for all these years
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Lego's 5 new Smart Play sets are more affordable, but lack a crucial brick
I’ve been convinced Lego Smart Play is actually incredible, and all it took was some classic space jazz.
Following its major restructuring announcement, Ubisoft begins 'a collective, voluntary mutual termination agreement' at its Paris HQ, with 200 jobs on the line
After announcing major restructuring plans at Ubisoft and the cancellation of several games, the company has now begun a voluntary redundancy process at its Paris, France headquarters.