From teabagging corpses to typing GG after losing, gaming has developed bizarre rituals that make zero sense to outsiders. Yahtzee Croshaw just explored these unspoken traditions, and the results are equal parts hilarious and disturbing.

Dataminers digging through Monster Hunter Wilds’ Title Update 4 just discovered references to Nintendo Switch 2, complete with local multiplayer support and aggressive performance optimizations. Capcom never announced this port officially, but the code doesn’t lie.

The Boston game development scene just wrapped up 2025 with more releases than any year in recent memory. From tactics RPGs to superhero comedies, Massachusetts studios proved they’re still a force in the industry.

After six years as President of Nintendo of America, Doug Bowser officially stepped down on December 31, 2025. The man with gaming’s most ironic last name leaves behind a legacy of steady leadership during one of Nintendo’s most successful eras.

2026 started with Sony’s worst nightmare becoming reality. PlayStation 5 ROM keys leaked online on New Year’s Eve, and this hardware-level security breach can’t be patched through normal software updates.

Start 2026 right by claiming Total War: Three Kingdoms and Wildgate absolutely free on Epic Games Store. One’s a critically acclaimed strategy epic, the other’s a space pirate adventure, and both are yours to keep forever if you grab them before January 8.

The superhero comedy from ex-Telltale developers smashed through 3 million players in just over two months, proving that choice-driven narrative games never died, they just needed better execution and Aaron Paul.

Elias Toufexis, the voice behind Adam Jensen, confirmed there won’t be a new Deus Ex game in 2026 and went scorched earth on the people responsible. The franchise’s death is a masterclass in how not to manage beloved IPs.

2025 just wrapped up and the completion data is in. Turns out gamers are finally voting with their playtime, and the industry is getting a wake-up call about bloated open worlds and hundred-hour grinds.

A new survival horror game just dropped its official trailer, and it’s bringing classic fixed-camera terror to the jungles of Vietnam. The Silent Jungle puts you in the boots of a wounded American soldier fighting something far worse than the Viet Cong.