At this point, nearly every single Mega Man game in existence is in some form of remaster compilation. I'm not complaining, although I'm still a little bitter that Mega Man Legends remains without a collection, but that's a story for another day. The latest in Capcom's efforts to catalog the Blue Bomber expansive library is Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection.

Xbox CEO Asha Sharma has hinted that a Game Pass price reduction is on the cards, potentially tied to another subscription service. The lower price could also affect future systems, like Project Helix, which is still in development.

Theres been a new revolution in cozy Pokmon games thanks to Pokopia. Fans are having a great time as they explore and befriend a veritable cornucopia of creatures great and small on their journey. In fact, there are a little over 300 different Pokmon you can find in Pokopia.

Final Fantasy 14's age rating has been increased in Japan, and Square Enix has been candid about the reason, hinting that fan behavior may be the cause.

They're watching me. They have to be. For a game to come out that is so targeted, so laser-focused to suit me, there must be some kind of surveillance involved. A deck-building card game based on football stickers from the '90s? Forget about it. A game that gives me the chance to lead my beloved Everton to the glory we never had? Double forget about it.

The Payday series has had its fair share of ups and downs at this point. The first game showed promise, and Payday 2 put itself on the map as one of the best FPS games on PC, remaining an essential addition to your Steam library (and it's on sale often for just a couple of bucks, too). Payday 3 is, well, the less said, the better, and now, a new team is taking a shot at an interesting spin-off. Payday: Aces High brings that same co-op heist chaos, but you'll need to own a VR headset to play it.

Sometimes I sit staring at my game library and wish for Titanfall 3, and I know I'm not alone. There's been nothing in the years since Titanfall 2 that quite captures the magic of Respawn's sublime FPS games, and even Apex Legends puts safety rails on the movement tech that made it so special. Splitgate developer 1047 Games is ready to take up the mantle, however, confirming that it's currently developing a game inspired by both the Respawn classics and fellow wall-running multiplayer games like Call of Duty Black Ops 3.

"Rap. Tap. Tap. The man in the wall." Whispers in the darkness of an abandoned spaceship, suspended silently in the depths of The Origin System. Specters of days long past line its halls, illuminated only by white LED light. The metal creaks, the murmurs bouncing off the walls, ominously pointing you towards Rell's relic, all the while warning of the aforementioned man in the wall. This is the Chains of Harrow: a quest that feels completely different to any of its counterparts. This is where Warframe embraced the darkness.

Mashle Academy codes can kickstart your magical education journey with a healthy helping of Gold and Silver coins. If you happen to fall foul of the relevant hallway authorities, one will get you out of detention, with another fixing any avatar-related bugs you might run into during the early days of this ambitious Roblox wizard school experience. Though you'll struggle to get into Mashle Academy before its doors open to the wider public, those willing to pick up an expensive gamepass can enroll just in time for Wave 2. We'll undoubtedly find more codes to redeem once the full release begins to roll out, but if you're already taking part in its classes, you'll find a lengthy list of codes to redeem down below.

"How much have I spent on League of Legends?" Words that have, no doubt, crossed your mind at some point, then been hastily batted away as you realize you probably don't want to know. An RP bundle here, a skin there: it all starts to mount up, especially if you're planning on picking up some of the MOBA's more costly items. If you're looking for some free psychic damage, we've got you covered - especially since Riot removed the easy way to check how much cash you've sunk into its game. Perhaps that was a good thing. As you're likely aware, League of Legends is a free PC game. It does, however, offer various different skins across myriad stores. There's the base store, which houses all of the game's more generic cosmetics, then there's the rotating battle pass - nuff said there. In 2024, Riot also added the divisive Sanctum, which operates on a gacha-esque pull system where you buy Ancient Sparks and drop them slot machine-style on the skins you want. So yes, League is a free game; but is it really?