Games Contents Archive

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security awarded a nearly $700k grant to researchers who specify in terrorism and security to study if/how gaming and extremism overlap, particularly for adolescents. https://t.co/BDi0DkNjaT

Chimeric sisters, fast combat and gigantic bosses - Soulstice is out now on PS5. Full launch trailer: https://t.co/XDzv1ch4ro https://t.co/BhOwWKzqcP

the silly scrunkle scrimblo https://t.co/z31M1bdmoS

oh no! He killed your entire family. Rest In Peace!

You asked about NVIDIA DLSS 3, we answered. https://t.co/mTyHuPUfpg

How game devs reacted to criticisms brought on by the GTA 6 leak: https://t.co/Wfzxox2lV2

Episode 440 of the PlayStation Podcast is live now, with an interview with Guerrilla on Horizon Call of the Mountain, in development for PS VR2. Listen in: https://t.co/NplSTWpQfn https://t.co/BAfsfmZwHy

Tell us which one you’ll be doing this weekend🎮 https://t.co/qZJQbhHYtN

We recently played the new Texas Chain Saw Massacre game ahead of its 2023 release, and so far it's a bloody good adaptation of the iconic horror movie we all love and fear... 🩸 https://t.co/ggMVOnJ1bj

We KNEW there was something else important we were forgetting https://t.co/cnWtIOCPyB

A new Cloverfield film is currently in development with Wounds director Babak Anvari, The Ritual writer Joe Barton, and J.J. Abrams producing. https://t.co/YgvbAcEkiW https://t.co/1aHkHdYwV1

Share of the Week highlights The Last of Us Part I’s prequel chapter Left Behind. Congrats to @Grover20Nik, @crisg_art, @TheFourthFocus, @RevolutionAndre, @Charlucaszard, and @Blackstar2212_ for your shares: https://t.co/fIAGO3tfnc #PSshare #PSBlog https://t.co/ih02mDdKuU

Are we stuck in a timeloop? 🤔 Nope, it’s just another This Week on Xbox: https://t.co/wGOYobN2H5 https://t.co/oKUJPTZrNC

Update: Esports CEO announces resignation after partying with Andrew Tate and likely costing the company a spot in Riot's Valorant league in the process. "Trust me when I say I just feel fucking destroyed about it," he said. https://t.co/UGbBjiWGIs https://t.co/sFgyDpYg4X

It's science fiction come to life. NASA's next planetary defense test mission is testing whether it would be able to change the motion of an asteroid so it doesn't collide with Earth. https://t.co/xJ9djbPf9U