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Capcoms decision to charge fans to watch the Capcom Cup tournament finals has prompted an apology from Street Fighter 6 developers, despite their lack of involvement in the decision-making process.

One of the more common industry jokes is the file size of Call of Duty games. To be fair, they were indeed notoriously large, but credit where credit is due: Activision has found a way to shrink the file size leading into Black Ops 7.

The Smiley Man has concocted a devious escape room that he doesn't plan on letting you escape from. This sinister trap is called the No Escape Room, and escaping it is one of the side missions in Borderlands 4; you can't simply blast your way through using the Wombo Combo.

Were only weeks away from the next entries for the Battlefield and Call of Duty franchises, with Battlefield 6 and Black Ops 7 and it looks like this rivalry is about to get its spiciest chapter yet.

There are tons of games that offer you choices in the gameplay, but most of them give you very clear black and white choices throughout. There are, however, a select few that manage to make just about every decision you make a grey one.

Dying Light The Beast has found a real sweet spot. The gritty survival action (and fan-favorite protagonist, Kyle Crane) of the first game returns, but the best bits of Dying Light 2 have been retained and improved. Throw in some new innovations, et voila, youve got one of the best zombie games of the last few years. Thanks to its excellent parkour, simply evading the undead feels almost as satisfying as annihilating them...almost. Techland has just published a bunch of stats showcasing what players have been up to since Dying Light The Beast launched, and with 2.2 billion zombies slayed, all I can do is doth my cap to all the Kyle Cranes out there.Read the full story on PCGamesN: Dying Light The Beast players have used its best feature 176 million times

Its not often that a company the size of Intel gets it wrong these days, but at the end of 2024, the companys new Arrow Lake gaming CPU lineup genuinely shocked me with its poor game performance. It wasn't just a little slower the Intel Core Ultra 7 265K was catastrophically behind the pack in some tests. Fast forward to now, and after several new BIOS, ME, driver, and game updates, plus the new 200S Boost mode, I thought it was time to revisit the 265K and put it back on the test bench. Could it be rescued?The answer isnt a resounding yes in every area - there are definitely better CPUs for gaming, but I can now confidently say that the Intel 265K is no longer a complete lemon. In fact, in some tests it even beats every other CPU Ive benched, and yes, that even includes a game test. No, it doesnt beat the Ryzen 7 9800X3D as a gaming CPU, but its gaming performance is now at least more competitive, and its performance in productivity software is superb. Is that enough for a place on our best gaming CPU guide now? Lets take a look.Read the full story on PCGamesN: I retested the Intel Core Ultra 7 265K, and this gaming CPU is no longer a lemon

Nearly four years ago, Arc Raiders was announced with a bombastic trailer at The Game Awards. It blew everyone away, the developers included. "I'd want to play that game," Embark CEO Patrick Soderlund recalls thinking at the time, according to a new interview with Edge. The problem was, the actual game felt nothing like that trailer - fresh eyes and internal tests corroborated this. The PvE action could be fun, sometimes, but not often enough.Read the full story on PCGamesN: Arc Raiders devs realized the game was "not fun," so delayed it for three years

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