Author: Ted Litchfield

In just 3 days, the state of Nintendo Alarmo hacking went from ‘it loads a cat jpg’ to ‘it runs Doom better than a lot of PCs back in the day’

As sure as the seasons or the tides, DIYers will make Doom run on that proprietary new device.

Players seem to like Concord, but its $40 price tag has led to a tepid first weekend on PC

It's not 2016 anymore, and that's a big ask for a hero shooter.

After four months, hundreds of leaked gameplay videos, and everybody you know having played it, Valve finally admitted Deadlock exists

It even has a Steam store page now!

After four months, hundreds of leaked gameplay videos, and everybody you know having played it, Valve finally admitted Deadlock exists

It even has a Steam store page now!

Microsoft is reportedly taking the nuclear option: releasing the next Call of Duty day one on Game Pass

They're really going for it.

Cybersecurity researchers find that fake USPS phishing sites account for at least as much internet traffic as the Postal Service itself

"The way we filtered the data suggests that the malicious traffic significantly outweighs the legitimate traffic in the real world."

A group of modders are building ‘Baldur’s Village’ in Stardew Valley, an idyllic little town where you can date Astarion and maybe hang out with some of those other guys

Two great tastes that taste great together.

Helldivers 2 players just wiped out an entire enemy faction, so what on Super Earth happens now?

"With the bots eradicated and the bugs contained, the galaxy is free once more."