The new update adds two new character classes – the Knight of Ides and the Heavy Knight – plus more armor and ways to customize your horse, Torrent. PlayStation 5 and 4 players will get these additions in a special ‘Tarnished Pack’ when the game comes out on Nintendo Switch 2, but the release of that pack has been delayed until next year.
The Razer Raiju V3 Pro keeps the comfortable design of the popular Wolverine controller, which is a good choice. I’ve always liked how the Wolverine V3 Pro and the 8K for PC feel in your hands – they’re excellent controllers right away. If you mainly play on Xbox and don’t need it for PC gaming, the Wolverine V3 Pro is a great option. But if you do want to use it on PC, the 8K for PC offers faster performance, even when connected wirelessly. It does remove the haptic feedback to make the controller lighter, so that’s something to consider. Both are excellent, but the Razer Raiju V3 Pro is likely to become the preferred choice for many players.
Anthony Taormina reviews the new Razer Raiju v3 Pro controller, which works with PlayStation 5 and PC. It includes customizable features like interchangeable thumbstick tops, a carrying case, and removable back buttons and bumpers. Read More 2025-10-23 18:06
We cover the gaming industry and games extensively, but we also love celebrating gaming culture. That’s why we’re excited to launch a new YouTube series called Game Rant Roadshow. Host Noah Waterman will be traveling around New York City, visiting arcades, shops, and other gaming hotspots. New York City is a vibrant hub for all kinds of communities and events, and has a large and active gaming scene. This series will not only showcase cool places for gamers, but also share the stories of the people who make them special.
Mark your calendars! The first full episode of Game Rant Roadshow will be revealed on October 30th at 11am EST. Game Rant Roadshow explores the vibrant world of gaming culture, highlighting the passionate people and communities within it. Host Noah Waterman travels to arcades, shops, schools, and other exciting locations to share the stories of … Read more
Pokemon Legends: Z-A has received generally positive reviews from critics, earning an average score of 83 on OpenCritic. However, players haven’t been as kind. Since the game launched, it’s been targeted with negative reviews, largely due to concerns about its graphics and the absence of spoken dialogue. Some players have also discovered ways to quickly gain experience, potentially ruining the game’s balance.
On October 23rd, Pokemon TCG Pocket announced more information about the new Mega Rising expansion. This expansion will be a significant one, introducing Mega Evolved Pokemon to the game for the first time and featuring a large number of cards. It’s the second expansion since A1 Genetic Apex, and DeNA has also shared other exciting updates for fans.
Pokémon Legends: Z-A features many Pokémon that evolve in unusual ways, not just by leveling up. Sliggoo is particularly interesting because it needs specific natural conditions to evolve.
The Personal Calendar is a new feature coming to Steam as part of the Steam Labs program. It’s designed to help players discover games they’ll love by showcasing both new releases and upcoming titles, all tailored to their individual interests. Because it’s a Steam Labs experiment, the company will be collecting feedback to improve the feature over time.
The $230 million security breach (which, let’s be honest, is enough to make even the most stoic CFO weep into their spreadsheet) effectively turned India’s oldest crypto exchange into a digital ghost town. 👻 But fear not, dear traders, for the phoenix has risen from the ashes, or at least, it’s trying to. WazirX co-founder Nischal Shetty (who probably hasn’t slept in 16 months) confirmed that trading will resume on October 24. Tokens will be enabled over four days, because even crypto needs a warm-up before the marathon. 🏃♂️ By October 27, it’ll be business as usual-or as usual as crypto ever gets. Shetty, in a post on X (formerly known as Twitter, because why not add more confusion?), said: