We’re highlighting a selection of truly special games – titles that every gamer should experience at least once. These aren’t just critically acclaimed; they offer huge, immersive worlds without losing sight of compelling characters and meaningful stories. They’re guaranteed to leave a lasting, positive impression on players for years to come.
February 26th will be the tenth anniversary of the original release of Stardew Valley. Created by Eric Barone, known as ConcernedApe, this charming, old-school farming game has stayed popular for a decade, inspiring many similar games and influencing countless others.
New research reveals that unconventional superconductivity can be remarkably resilient to imperfections in materials, challenging conventional expectations of pair-breaking effects.
WWE 2K26 is coming out on March 13th, and details are starting to emerge about the game before the 2026 Royal Rumble. According to a recent article on SI.com’s Takedown section, downloadable content for WWE 2K26 will be available through a “Ringside Pass.”
This feature, which is exclusive to Google’s priciest AI subscription, is already causing problems for the gaming industry.
It’s clear that Cursed Tools in Jujutsu Kaisen vary greatly in power. Some offer only a small advantage, while others can completely counter incredibly strong Cursed Techniques. This article will explore the most powerful Cursed Tools we’ve seen in the series.
Sony’s PlayStation Portal is a new device that lets players stream their PlayStation games to a handheld screen, letting them play on the go. Unlike the Nintendo Switch or Steam Deck, it doesn’t play games directly – it connects to your existing PlayStation console using Remote Play. Since launching in November 2023, the Portal has been quite popular, becoming PlayStation’s best-selling accessory in 2024 and continuing to gain owners. Now, Sony might be working on a substantial update to the device.
In January, Ubisoft stopped working on the remake of Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time along with five other games. This news, first reported by Jason Schreier, was quickly confirmed by Ubisoft itself. Despite these cancellations – which included a mobile game and four projects that hadn’t been publicly announced – Ubisoft is still developing many other games, with at least 23 franchises currently in the works across five different studios.
Ah, Aleš Michl-the prophet of the digital age-insists that the financial universe should stop fighting the tide of the future. Instead, he suggests, “Build it, test it, understand it,” as if constructing a spaceship out of Lego bricks. His call to banks, investors, and the general public is clear: get hip or get left behind in the archaic analog world. Spoiler alert: Bitcoin could, quite humorously, turn your savings into digital dust.
The Battlefield Communications team announced significant updates to the game, improving both everyday gameplay and fixing problems with stability and how the game plays.