2015 was a fantastic year for gaming, with incredible titles ranging from unique indie games like Undertale, Journey, and SOMA, to massive, ongoing multiplayer experiences like Star Wars Battlefront and Halo 5: Guardians. We’re taking a look back at what many consider to be the very best and most influential games from that year – titles that made a big impact when they launched, and are still celebrated as classics today.
New research reveals how deliberately obscured code impacts the ability of artificial intelligence to find security vulnerabilities.
Open-world games often struggle with completion, likely because their vast size and need for lots of content can be challenging for developers, even those familiar with the genre. We’ve seen many promising open-world projects get canceled – from games based on well-known franchises to sequels that surprisingly fell through – proving that a good concept doesn’t always guarantee a successful finished product.
This jump, mightier than a kangaroo on a moonshine kick, has got folks asking themselves with their brows all fogged up if there’s some secret sauce propelling CHZ to the high heavens.
To mark the 10th anniversary of My Hero Academia next year, Jump Festa 2026 has revealed that several exciting projects are planned for the series. Four projects are in development for fans, with two already announced and two still being kept secret. Fans are eagerly anticipating what 2026 will bring!
New research details the hyperfine structure of silicon T centres, unlocking potential for protecting quantum information and building long-range quantum networks.
Over on the social media realm, known to mortals as X, the Terraform Labs’ Plan Administrator waved its digital wand and declared, “We seek $4 billion, sir!” Jump Trading, it seems, was accused of concocting spells of “illicit market manipulation, self-dealing, and misuse of assets.” All this, according to the administrator, was the secret recipe for a feast at the expense of unwitting investors 😏.
The lineup of announced games is fantastic. Players can look forward to revisiting the vibrant and chaotic world of Vice City in a visually stunning new installment. With everything from Capcom’s scary and immersive horror games to the incredibly polished fighting in Team Ninja’s newest title, the confirmed games are all top-notch, and there are hints of even more exciting reveals to come in 2026.
Graveyard differs from the first two maps by featuring two main bosses: Big Bob and Spooky Steve. While Spooky Steve is a challenging optional boss, defeating him isn’t necessary to finish the map. However, if players manage to beat him, they’ll unlock a new character in Megabonk.
This update brings four new, powerful legendary schematics to Palworld, including two armor sets and two advanced weapons. These items are inspired by the look and characters of the game ULTRAKILL. This guide will show you exactly how to unlock, buy, and craft each of these new legendary items with the Home Sweet Home update.