One of the longest-lasting debates in the gaming community is about how a developer should handle a remake. Should the studio respect everything from the original, just modernizing graphics and some quality-of-life features? Or does it need to adapt some systems, adjusting them for present-day audiences while tweaking the script for the same reasons? Or maybe a remake entails so many changes that people start questioning whether the new work shouldn't be considered a reboot or an entirely new game.

Blue Dot Games, the developers of the upcoming squad-based shooter'83, have released a third batch of gameplay details as the game fights its way toward early access. Previous "Developer Tapes" offered an overview of the game and a look at the game's factions, with one bonus tape offering some voice acting insight. Today, though, we dive into the game with much more detail.

Subnautica 2 may be having a pretty rocky development process, to put it lightly, but it is still making progress, and theyve revealed a horrifying new monster coming to the game.

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We're just one week away from the launch of Silent Hill f, and Konami has revealed when we'll be able to play the game.

With McLaren currently sitting in pole position in the race for both the driver and constructors titles this Formula 1 season, Logitech could hardly have chosen a better time to team up with the racing supremo to launch a new lineup of ultra-desirable racing gear. The gaming peripheral company has not only put together a McLaren-liveried version of its G RS Formula Wheel, but it's also launched a McLaren edition of its Playseat Formula Instinct racing seat and its top-of-the-line A50 X gaming headset.While some of us would rather this collection came out when McLaren's colors were still silver and red rather than the classic bright papaya, if you're a dedicated fan of the team and the sport, this new Logitech lineup is sure to be top of your buying list. The A50 X, for one, is currently one of the most desirable options on our best gaming headset guide, so this is quality gear.Read the full story on PCGamesN: This new McLaren F1 sim racing PC gear will make you feel like Norris or Piastri

Logitech has just announced what could be the next revolution in gaming mice, the Logitech G Pro X2 Superstrike. That's because this mouse does away with normal switches completely and instead replaces them with inductive actuators and haptic click feedback. Why is that good? Because it can "cut click latency by up to 30 milliseconds," according to the company.Announced at its recent Logitech G Play event, where we'll soon be getting some hands-on time with the new mouse, the Superstrike also allows gamers to adjust the actuation point of the click, choose from five rapid trigger reset levels, and customize the haptic feedback intensity. It very much remains to be seen if this technology will prove to be a future essential and gain a footing on our best gaming mouse guide, but it's certainly great to see some meaningful innovation in the mouse space.Read the full story on PCGamesN: Logitech's new wireless gaming mouse has no switches, uses haptics instead

Logitech has just held a lavish grand unveiling of nearly a dozen new gaming products at its Logitech G Play event. However, among the high-end sim racing gear and experimental new gaming mice, perhaps my favorite new product is a budget wireless gaming headset called the Logitech G321.This modest Logitech noise maker doesn't make any grand claims for stunning sound quality or any revolutionary new tech. What it does deliver is an incredibly comfortable, secure-fitting, lightweight design, and dual wireless connections for an incredibly low price. It's far too early to say if it will definitely become the new budget choice on our best gaming headset guide, but based on my testing on the G Play show floor, it stands a very good chance.Read the full story on PCGamesN: This new $59 Logitech wireless gaming headset just blew my mind

I've rarely seen a DLC received as poorly as Crusader Kings 3's Coronations. The update should have allowed us opportunity to impress vassals and other rulers with spectacular coronation ceremonies and undertake oaths to swear fealty to a particular playstyle. In reality, it launched in a worse state than Cyberpunk 2077, and fans tore it to pieces. Coming in with a 17% positive on Steam and an 'overwhelmingly negative' rating, developer Paradox has released a patch to fix the worst problems, but will it be enough to placate the fans who feel robbed of their hard-earned cash?Read the full story on PCGamesN: Crusader Kings 3 update aims to fix 17%-rated DLC labeled "baked slop" by fans

Apple's slimmest iPhone uses a "revolutionary" battery design that allows the cell to fill more space within the device, boosting overall energy storage.