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Ragnarok Origin Classic Opens Hearth Test Registration Ahead of March Launch
Ragnarok Origin Classic Opens First Hearth Test Registration Ragnarok Origin Classic is preparing for its official launch with the opening…
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Modern Horror Games Are Losing Character Skins, Fans Say
Modern horror games often limit character skins or lock them behind DLC, leaving players nostalgic for the variety of classics…
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The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales – Launching June on PS5, Switch 2, Xbox & PC
Square Enix presents The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales, an HD-2D action RPG. Explore a vast world, solve puzzles,…
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Ganbare Goemon Daishuugo! Classic Goemon Collection Returns Mid-Year
Konami revives the legendary ninja thief with Ganbare Goemon Daishuugo!, a massive classic collection featuring 13 iconic titles from the…
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PlayStation Earns Over $4 Billion From PC and Xbox Game Ports
Sony’s strategy of bringing PlayStation first-party titles to PC and Xbox platforms has proven massively successful, generating over $4.2 billion…
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Kyoto Xanadu Announced for PS5, Switch 2, and PC
Falcom has officially unveiled Kyoto Xanadu, a new action RPG combining classic side-scrolling gameplay with cinematic 3D boss battles, coming…
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Valve Delays Steam Machine and Steam Frame Launch Amid Global RAM Shortage
Valve postpones the release of Steam Machine and Steam Frame due to global RAM and storage shortages, with new delivery…
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PRAGMATA Free Demo Now Available on PS5, Xbox, and Switch 2
Capcom releases the free demo of PRAGMATA on consoles, letting players try the Sketchbook Demo ahead of the full game…
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Monster Hunter Stories 3 Twisted Reflection Free Demo Now Available
Capcom releases the free demo of Monster Hunter Stories 3 Twisted Reflection, allowing players to experience the prologue and transfer…
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NetEase Denies AI Ban in Game Development Amid Rumors
NetEase refutes claims of banning AI in game development, clarifying innovation and copyright concerns in its studios.
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