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Fallout’s creator is back at Obsidian. What’s he building?
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Fallout’s creator is back at Obsidian. What’s he building?

Tim Cain, the original creator of the Fallout franchise, has rejoined Obsidian Entertainment. He announced he’s a full-time, in-person employee working on a project under NDA. This fuels speculation about a new Fallout game or *The Outer Worlds 3*.

by Alvarez JordanDecember 5, 2025
Microsoft Finally Puts a Real Xbox Store in Your Pocket
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Microsoft Finally Puts a Real Xbox Store in Your Pocket

Microsoft is testing a fully-featured Xbox store inside its Android app. This means you can finally browse and buy games directly without being redirected to a clunky webpage. It’s a small but significant step toward a unified gaming ecosystem.

by Alvarez JordanDecember 4, 2025
A DMCA Nightmare Almost Killed This Indie Horror Game
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A DMCA Nightmare Almost Killed This Indie Horror Game

No Players Online, a well-received indie horror game, is back on Steam after a nearly three-week removal. The developer says a “former friend” filed an “unfounded” DMCA claim, crippling the game’s crucial launch momentum and threatening the studio’s survival.

by Alvarez JordanDecember 4, 2025
Let It Die sequel uses AI for voices and music, fans are not happy
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Let It Die sequel uses AI for voices and music, fans are not happy

Let It Die: Inferno, the sequel to the 2016 hack-and-slash game, is set to launch on December 3. According to its Steam page, the game uses AI for “some parts” of its voices, music, and graphics, sparking immediate backlash from players.

by Alvarez JordanDecember 1, 2025
Yakuza 0 Gets Delisted as Director’s Cut Arrives
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Yakuza 0 Gets Delisted as Director’s Cut Arrives

SEGA is delisting the original Yakuza 0 from PlayStation, Xbox, and Steam stores on December 8th. The removal coincides with the release of the Director’s Cut remaster. Existing owners can still download and play their copies.

by Desai PriyankaNovember 27, 2025
Indie Studio Faces Closure After Steam Bans “Horses” Game
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Indie Studio Faces Closure After Steam Bans “Horses” Game

An indie game studio claims Valve’s decision to ban its horror game Horses from Steam has put the company at risk of closure. The studio spent $100,000 developing the game but says Steam’s rejection made it impossible to find publishers or partners. Horses will launch on other platforms December 2,

by Desai PriyankaNovember 26, 2025
Four New Games Get DLSS Support From Nvidia
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Four New Games Get DLSS Support From Nvidia

Nvidia has expanded its DLSS lineup with four new supported games this week. The additions include Project Motor Racing, Prologue: Go Wayback!, Whiskerwood, and Tides of Annihilation with full DLSS 4 support at launch. The company is also running giveaways including a free weapon skin and RTX 5090 g

by Alvarez JordanNovember 25, 2025
The AAA Gaming Industry Is Quietly Replacing Humans With AI
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The AAA Gaming Industry Is Quietly Replacing Humans With AI

Major game studios are increasingly using generative AI in their AAA titles. From Ubisoft’s loading screens to Call of Duty’s calling cards, the human touch is being systematically replaced.

by Desai PriyankaNovember 24, 2025
Fired Over Charlie Kirk Joke, Artist Breaks Silence
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Fired Over Charlie Kirk Joke, Artist Breaks Silence

Former Sucker Punch artist Drew Harrison was fired over a Charlie Kirk assassination joke posted on Bluesky. In her first interview since the termination, she reveals Sony never asked her to delete the post or apologize before firing her. The incident sparked a harassment campaign against the Ghost

by Alvarez JordanNovember 24, 2025
Hytale’s $20 price tag is an admission it’s “not good yet”
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Hytale’s $20 price tag is an admission it’s “not good yet”

Hypixel Studios is launching Hytale in early access for $20, with the developer openly stating the game “isn’t good yet.” The studio recently reacquired the rights from Riot Games after the project was cancelled in June 2025 following five years of development.

by Alvarez JordanNovember 22, 2025

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