Gaming News and Updates

Where Console Gaming Stands Now For the better part of four decades, console makers ran the show. Nintendo, Sony, and Microsoft defined what mainstream gaming meant boxed hardware, physical media (until recently), and multi year upgrade cycles that kept the ecosystem humming. And for a long time, it worked. But now, even as consoles still

Major Reveals That Stole the Spotlight This month didn’t mess around. Almost every major showcase pulled the curtain back on something big: multi million dollar projects, long rumored sequels, and a few genuine curveballs. Among the headliners, a new entry in the Eclipse Protocol series dropped jaws, while Bloodforge IV finally got its release date

The State of Play: What’s Happening Right Now It’s been a dense week in gaming, and if you blinked, you probably missed something big. The talk of the week? The surprise early drop of “Starfall Nexus,” which not only shattered concurrent player records on launch day but also put pressure on other studios scrambling to

Intro: New Hardware, New Rules We’re a few years into the current generation of consoles, and the landscape’s finally taking shape. The PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S have moved beyond being “hard to find” boxes and are now defining what the gaming experience looks like for millions. Nintendo hasn’t played its hand yet, at

What Is Cloud Gaming? Cloud gaming flips the old setup on its head. Instead of downloading a game to your console or installing it on a beefy gaming PC, the heavy lifting happens elsewhere—on powerful remote servers. You stream the game over the internet, just like you’d stream a movie. Your device sends inputs, the

Quick Overview: The Past Month in Gaming at a Glance April didn’t slow down. From major releases to surprise indie darlings, the game calendar stayed busy, and players showed up. At the top of the sales charts, Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree DLC surged pre-orders and re-ignited the base game’s player count, while Dragon’s

Introduction: The New Engine Behind the Games It didn’t happen overnight, but AI has crept into nearly every corner of game development. From pre-production planning to post-launch analytics, machine learning tools are now handling much of the heavy lifting—and they’re doing it fast. This isn’t about flashy buzzwords or overblown promises. AI is saving studios