Infamous Reportedly Getting Revived as Remakes on PS5

According to Jordan Middler of VGC, a well-known source for gaming news, Sony is reportedly developing a remake of the original Infamous games for the PlayStation 5. Middler clarified that this information came from a single source and hasn’t been confirmed yet. He explained on the Kinda Funny podcast that while no one directly told him this, it was strongly suggested to him.

Splitgate Devs’ Next Game Might Be Channeling the Titanfall Series

The Titanfall games were highly praised when they came out in the 2010s, but many feel the franchise didn’t get the attention it deserved. Since Titanfall 2 in 2016, Respawn Entertainment has focused on the incredibly popular Apex Legends and the successful Star Wars Jedi series. Because of their commitment to these projects, Respawn seems unlikely to create a new Titanfall game, which disappoints many fans.

Steam Controller Might Now Work Without Steam Constantly Running

Valve recently updated the Steam Controller, according to Phoronix, to work with SDL – a widely used system that allows many games and applications to recognize controller input. This update, along with a new mapping system, aims to make the Steam Controller function more like a regular gamepad.

Forza Horizon 6 Breaks Franchise Record on Steam Even Before Launch

As a Forza fan, I was blown away by the numbers for Forza Horizon 6! Forza Horizon 5 had a huge launch, peaking at over 81,000 players on Steam, which was amazing. But Horizon 6 absolutely smashed that record, hitting over 181,000 players before it was even widely released – just those who got the Premium Edition! It’s incredible to see how much the series is growing.

8 Parody Horror Games That Are Funnier Than Scary Movie

I’ve noticed a ton of horror games lately that aren’t about straight-up scares. A lot of them are actually pretty funny and lighthearted, honestly, and sometimes even funnier than the horror movies they’re based on! Whether you’re the type to team up with friends and run around a spooky place, or prefer sneaking around on your own, there’s always some goofy, surprising horror game out there just waiting to be played.

PlayStation Confirms Single-Player Games Won’t Come to PC Anymore

According to a recent post by Schreier, PlayStation boss Hermen Hulst told employees in a meeting on Monday that future single-player games from PlayStation will once again be exclusive to their consoles and won’t be released on PC. This change comes after Sony started releasing some of its popular first-party titles – like God of War, Horizon Zero Dawn, and Ghost of Tsushima – on Steam earlier this year.