
1666: Amsterdam creator Patrice Désilets plays a cat-and-man, after 15 years
A playable 30-minute demo ships, and Désilets explains the timeline math and why the devil idea became witches, then a cat.

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A playable 30-minute demo ships, and Désilets explains the timeline math and why the devil idea became witches, then a cat.

A $888.1M surge since April 24 puts Universal and the investors behind “musician biopics” on a new No. 1 runway.

A 40-year look at ARIA data explains why local artists face a shrinking on-ramp in their own charts.

Her early breast cancer diagnosis is behind her, and she is back performing on China's Singer after months away.

Director Greg Foertsch and lead designer James Brawley explain how XCOM-style character risk, bond progression, and customization fit Star Wars canon.

A grim Inquisitor case system blends evidence, corruption, and new body-part crippling combat when it releases (no date yet).

Two days after Dylan dusted off Basement Tapes obscurity ‘Baby, Won't You Be My Baby,’ his set signals renewed depth-play momentum.

Co-VFX Supervisor Hoyt Yeatman explains why live-actor and animated-character interactions demand constant adaptation.

Olympic 800m champion Keely Hodgkinson runs a personal best in Stockholm, but it is not enough to beat Audrey Werro.

Sega unveiled Crazy Taxi World Tour for Switch 2, PS5, PC, and Xbox Series X in 2027, while also raising AI concerns.

A Denmark friendly turn into a medical crisis, then a quick update: Eriksen is conscious now, per the Danish Football Association.

A new Spyro game ends an almost-two-decade gap and bets on always-on dragon flight across Xbox, PS5, PC, and Switch 2.