What to Play: Steam Next Fest October 2025

Steam Next Fest has tons of demos for indie games, and we’ve picked out the best ones for you to try. You won’t want to miss games like Cairn, which features incredibly realistic climbing, and YapYap, where you cast spells using your voice. Plus, there’s intense Cold War action in ‘83 and fast-paced, replayable combat … Read more

Yet Another PlayStation Game Could Be Coming to PC

Sony has been bringing more of its PlayStation games to PC, like the popular titles Helldivers 2 and God of War Ragnarok, which you can find on Steam. Previously, these games often required a PlayStation Network (PSN) account, but that’s no longer always the case. While not every PlayStation series is available on PC, a recent job posting suggests another franchise might be coming soon.

Pokémon Legends: Z-A Shinies Don’t Disappear, Ever

Shiny Pokémon are what many players consider the ultimate find. While Legendary Pokémon are exciting, discovering a Shiny feels incredibly rare and special—like opening a Pokémon card pack and getting a Charizard! Traditionally, Shiny Pokémon would vanish if you didn’t reach them quickly in games, but that’s no longer true in Pokémon Legends: Z-A.

Dead or Alive and Modern Ninja Gaiden Creator Tomonobu Itagaki Has Died at Age 58

Tomonobu Itagaki began his career at Tecmo in 1992 and later founded Team Ninja. The team quickly gained recognition with their debut title, *Dead or Alive*, which challenged Sega’s *Virtua Fighter* and established a popular fighting game series. Following the success of *Dead or Alive*, Team Ninja revived the *Ninja Gaiden* franchise in 2004 after a long hiatus. This modern take on *Ninja Gaiden* has cemented its place as a leading action game series of the 21st century.

Battlefield 6 Has The Biggest Launch In Series History

EA announced that Battlefield 6 has sold more than 7 million copies since launching on Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, and PC. The game also saw a huge amount of engagement during its first weekend, with over 172 million online matches played and more than 15 million hours of gameplay watched.

Pi Network: The Crypto Crash We Didn’t See Coming! 😂💥

Pi token used to be trading around $0.2085, but now? It’s more like a penny, down over 90% from its glorious peak. Market cap? Shrunk to $2.8 billion-big deal, right? The volume? Dead as a doornail. Mostly because people figured out it’s not exactly the Swiss Army knife of crypto-more like a rusty butter knife.