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While other companies do expensive crossovers with Fortnite, Renault's been modding its little electric car into Garry's Mod, Palworld and Stardew Valley—and the mods actually look good
News Renault's modders have done a lot more than just stick a wee car into a bunch of games.
Xbox isn't a console anymore, it's a multiplatform game development giant
A new era Microsoft 'won' the summer showcases, but what does that mean when Marcus Fenix and Kratos are both on Steam?
PC Gamer Chat Log Episode 65: GG, it's the poggers gamer slang episode
Podcast Mollie, Lauren and Robin talk about the language of gaming.
A follow-up to the legendary Disco Elysium might have been ready to play within the next year—ZA/UM's devs loved it, management canceled it and laid off the team: 'For a while it seemed like miracles were possible, and with them redemption'
disco infernum It was supposed to be the "110% authentic, most hardcore Disco since Disco."
Obsidian CEO responds to worries Xbox could shut them down, too: 'I'm not worried about tomorrow'
NEWS The beloved RPG maker isn't watching its back after the sudden closures of Tango Gameworks and Arkane Austin.
Armello studio League of Geeks is 'going into hibernation for the foreseeable future' and may not be back
news League of Geeks laid off more than half its staff at the end of 2023, but apparently it didn't help.
Microsoft backs up Geoff Keighley after he ignited console warrior outrage over the Gears of War: E-Day trailer
News In a valiant defense of a trillion dollar corporation, Xbox fans declare graphics terminology the latest battlefield of a war raging in their own minds.
Valve is being sued in the UK for $843 million for 'overcharging 14 million PC gamers and abusing its dominant position' with Steam
news More legal headaches for Valve.
