Nintendo clarifies Switch 2 GameCube controller will work with other games
Switch 2‘s GameCube controller has been the subject of some confusion since its announcement, regarding whether it would be usable with non-GameCube games on Switch
PS5 classic PlayStation console background customisations return this week
Sony is bringing back those nostalgia-laced classic PlayStation console backgrounds for PS5 this week. If you cast your mind back to December, you will recall
Tiny Dangerous Dungeons Remake review – “An adorable platformer adventure”
Exciting platforming action Gain new abilities from treasure chests Challenging boss battles Tiny Dangerous Dungeons is a mini Metroidvania that initially launched in 2015 and
Winged review – “Beautiful art, but challenging gameplay”
Very cute graphic style Difficult levels Not enough explanation within the game I really, really wanted to love Winged. I am a fan of this
Bethesda reveals The Elder Scrolls 4: Obivion Remake gameplay
Bethesda has finally lifted the lid on The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered, and shown off its shiny new gameplay. In a video posted this
Sega’s OutRun getting movie adaptation from Michael Bay and Sydney Sweeney
OutRun is the next video game to be reportedly getting itself a movie adaptation. As revealed by Deadline, sources say Universal is planning to release
“Most” Days Gone Remastered accessibility features coming to PC
Bend Studio has announced “most” of the new accessibility features arriving with Days Gone Remastered are coming to PC as well. Days Gone Remastered is
Ace Attorney developer responds as AI research pits various models against original game with mixed results
A developer who worked on Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney has commented on recent research that pitted various AI models against the classic courtroom series’ first
The internet reacts to The Last of Us season two’s latest episode
The Last of Us season two is under way, and this weekend we were treated to the second episode. ‘Treated’ is, perhaps, the wrong word
The Star Named EOS mobile review – “Tearjerking Polaroids, a blanket of stars, and puzzles that never overstay their welcome”
Ghibli-esque visuals and an emotional soundtrack Intuitive mobile controls and logic-based puzzles Effective narrative that hits all the right beats I’ve always felt that photographs