Pioner, which is basically hardcore Fallout 76, is getting a new beta A lot of Pioner looks like Fallout. The post-apocalyptic settlements, the ramshackle buildings, and the rusting robots are all reminiscent of the iconic videogame series. However, other parts of the game look almost alien. The natural flora is beyond comprehension, and intrigues me greatly. What could have happened to...

iPhone 17 has people eager to buy, says analyst Apple's new iPhones are selling well in pre-orders, though data is less clear for one particular model. Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo shared his thoughts on the demand for Apple's new iPhone lineup on X on Monday. According to Kuo, the pre-order demand for the iPhone 17 series during the first weekend...

Strange Antiquities has a multitude of puzzles to unlock more of the shop and antiquities within. Thankfully, they tend to not be particularly obtuse, usually involving having to use a selection of antiquities alongside some lateral thinking.

It is the year 2025, and I am still saying good things about the newest Battlefield game, Battlefield 6.

The surprise announcement of Hollow Knight: Silksong's (near) shadowdrop of a September 4th release date sent shockwaves through the video game industry.

I don't know about you, but video games and I go way back as far as I can remember. I have a brother who is five years older than I am, and he was already into gaming on the NES, Sega, and SNES when I was still learning my basic motor functions.

LEGO Voyagers is a co-op puzzle-platformer, which means you'll have to find a buddy to take this trophy journey alongside you. Hopefully it isn't too much trouble to find a playing partner, considering this title is both amazing, and also incredibly short. This should make it an easy sell to whoever you need to rope in.

LEGO Voyagers isn't a hard co-op game, but there are points along the way where you and your partner might be stumped by a trickier-than-usual puzzle or path of progression. Don't worry, I'm here for you.

The Sonic Racing CrossWorlds system requirements feature some pretty ancient tech, which is great news for anyone with a budget gaming PC or laptop. However, these specs are technically listed as being for the open network test, meaning changes could still be incoming.With the very best graphics card on our buying guide not required to run Sonic Racing CrossWorlds, you can breathe a sigh of relief if you're running an old gaming PC. What's more the requirements for this game even provide performance targets, so you can know what resolution and frame rate to expect if you're firing this game up on basic hardware. Meanwhile, if you're hoping to play it on Valve's gaming handheld, the Sonic Racing CrossWorlds Steam Deck rating has already been revealed so head on over to that guide to get the full low down.Read the full story on PCGamesN: Sonic Racing CrossWorlds system requirements

We don't have to wait until after release to find out the Sonic Racing CrossWorlds Steam Deck rating, as the game has already been tested and awarded a positive rating for Valve's handheld.If you're hoping to play Sonic Racing CrossWorlds on what we consider the best handheld gaming PC, then you're in luck. The game has already been tested by Valve, and it appears that there will be no issues with getting it to run smoothly or with other potential compatibility factors, such as anti-cheat. This was fairly predictable, given that the Sonic Racing CrossWorlds system requirements are very low, but it's always nice to have confirmation sooner rather than later.Read the full story on PCGamesN: Is Sonic Racing CrossWorlds Steam Deck compatible?