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  7. IGN22

    SteelSeries Aeon Pro Wireless Gaming Controller With Infinite Battery Life Now Available

    SteelSeries has released the Aeon Pro wireless gaming controller for PC and Xbox, available at the SteelSeries store for $259.99. It uses a hot-swappable dual-battery system with a charging dock for infinite battery life, plus a QuickSwitch system for instant switching between Xbox, PC, and mobile. The controller features Hall Effect joysticks, mechanical switches, adjustable trigger travel, and four styles of modular thumbsticks.

  8. IGN17

    The Best Controllers for Playing PC Games in 2026

    After several weeks testing 30 PC controllers, the Flydigi Vader 5 Pro stands out for its clicky mechanical buttons, long battery life, and Hall Effect thumbsticks with adjustable tension. Testing covered games including Grand Theft Auto 5, EA FC 26, Marathon, Celeste, and Forza Horizon 5, with picks also split into budget, budget wireless, high-end, symmetrical-stick, and large-hand categories.

  9. IGN12

    Today's Top Deals: Hyperpop DualSense, SteelSeries Arctis Nova 7 Gaming Headset, and LOTR Box Set

    IGN rounds up the top deals for October 12, including the Rhythm Blue DualSense controller from the PlayStation Hyperpop collection at $14 off, down to $69.99, and the SteelSeries Arctis Nova 7 Gaming Headset (Gen 1) for $80 at Woot. Amazon and Target are also running a 3-for-2 board game sale, and Amazon has dropped The Lord of the Rings Deluxe Illustrated Box Set to its lowest price.

  10. Polygon42

    He-Man and the Masters of the Universe: Dragon Pearl of Destruction Launches Feb. 4, 2027

    Clear River Games announced that He-Man and the Masters of the Universe: Dragon Pearl of Destruction will launch on Feb. 4, 2027. The retro-style beat 'em up is developed by Bitmap Bureau and will get a physical release on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X, plus digital versions on those platforms, PS4, Windows PC, and Xbox One. It features four playable characters — He-Man, Teela, Man-at-Arms, and She-Ra — and the Steam page lists 13 levels.

  17. Steam22

    Steam Cooking Fest Now Live

    Do you smell that? That's the smell of Steam Cooking Fest, arriving at a virtual kitchen near you! Try out a bunch of methods of cooking - saute, fry, and of course Steam - in restaurants, pubs, food trucks, and... space stations? Live now through Oct 19.

  18. PC Gamer10

    I turned GTA 5 into a perfect Rick and Morty replica

    A player who has never watched Rick and Morty installed the Rick, Two Crows, and Morty mods for GTA 5, turning Trevor into Rick or Morty and adding an adjustable-size boy, laser guns, light rings, a flying saucer, and poké balls that generate black holes. Pressing F7 swaps the character while Los Santos descends into chaos with natural disasters and flying cars. He still can't work out how to actually pilot the flying saucer, only making it rise, fall, and occasionally rotate.

  20. Gematsu42

    ReStory coming to Android in 2026

    Publisher tinyBuild and developer Mandragora announced that ReStory, a Y2K-era Japan electronics repair shop simulation game, will come to Android via Google Play in 2026. The game first launched for PC via Steam on August 6, where it has sold over 500,000 copies. It features licensed Atari consoles to repair, including the Atari 2600 and Jaguar.

  22. Game Informer58

    Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls Reveals Jane Foster, Venom, and Jubilee as Year 1 DLC

    Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls revealed the next three Year 1 DLC fighters: Jane Foster as Thor, Venom, and Jubilee, arriving over the next year. Jane Foster Thor is set for winter 2027, Venom for next spring, and Jubilee for the summer, with Venom's release also adding the Klyntar stage. Phoenix Cyclops was previously announced as the first DLC fighter and joins on November 2.

  29. Rock Paper Shotgun23

    Valve have released the Steam Frame's CAD files, but there's already a cottage industry of DIY wrist straps and lifesize skull stands

    Valve released the Steam Frame's CAD files on Friday evening, letting anyone with a 3D printer or lathe make non-commercial accessories from the official blueprints. Early Frame recipients had already prototyped homemade add-ons, including a back-mounted power bank holder, HackStrap variants that undercut the £59 Ergonomic Accessories Kit, and a lifesize skull stand that stores the controllers.

  30. Rock Paper Shotgun22

    Burn With Me is a hand-drawn demon card game featuring the artist's own hand, and a finite alternative to Balatro-likes

    Burn With Me is a hand-drawn card game where artist Eva Manuilovich's own right hand appears on the right side of each match, dealing cards and giving a thumbs-up when you beat the target score. Players take on the role of occult university students placing five creature cards around a pentagram to fill a vial with spiritual energy, using adjacency modifiers and the ability to incinerate a card to draw a random new one. Steam reviews suggest it lasts around 6-8 hours, and unlike Balatro, it has a story.

  31. Ars Technica50

    Long-lost horror cult classic P.T. gets a much-needed PC port

    Coder Lorean Xavier has built an open source porting tool that creates a playable x86 PC executable from the original PS4 files of Hideo Kojima's P.T., rebuilding the engine in C++ and Vulkan to recreate every level, model, texture, sound, script and cutscene. Players still need their own legitimate decrypted copy of the original P.T. to generate a playable PC version. The native port adds upscaling, frame generation, a camera mode, experimental third-person and VR support, and a "museum" section for viewing and listening to in-game assets, including unused content.

  34. Polygon36

    'GTA 6' Leaker's Naked Lucia Crypto Gamble Backfires Massively

    A leaker named Cyberleek urged people to invest at least $30 million into a meme cryptocurrency to earn GTA 6's apparent development build, tying early investment milestones to footage of co-protagonist Lucia Caminos fully nude. Viewers donated to see the character's digital privates, but fans who have had their fill are now pulling their money back out.

  35. GamesIndustry.biz38

    Nvidia Reportedly Ends GeForce RTX 5090 Production

    Nvidia has reportedly stopped manufacturing the GeForce RTX 5090, including the D variants made for the Chinese market, according to a leaked factory notice shared by leaker @hongxing2020 and reported by Tom's Hardware. A second leaker, @Zed__Wang, backed the claim, saying the GB202 chip behind the RTX 5090 will only go into data center and professional cards from now on. The notice says the RTX 5080 24GB will become the top GeForce card and the RTX 5080 16GB will be discontinued; Nvidia has not announced the change or responded to a request for comment.

  36. Kotaku66

    No Man's Sky Comes to iOS on October 28 With the Full Game Under 4GB

    Hello Games announced that No Man's Sky will launch on iOS on October 28, including last month's large Cosmos update and the full game rather than a lite version. The studio said the port took three years and shrank the game to under 4GB, with iPhone 11 and 3rd gen iPad Air and above supported, Planetary Settlements limited to iPhone 15 Pro and above, and no multiplayer. Controls and UI were redesigned for touch, with controller and mouse and keyboard also supported, and the game will use a free to try model with the full price not yet revealed.

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  2. Gematsu33

    Chivalware Adds Switch 2 Version, Launches November 5

    Chivalware will launch for Switch 2 and PC via Steam on November 5, publishers The Arcade Crew and Imperfect Games and developer Regal Pigeon announced, with the Switch 2 version newly added. A demo is available now for both platforms. The tile-matching action roguelite has players equip up to three weapon disks, with four playable Disk Knights, over 80 weapons, and more than 150 upgrades.

  3. Kotaku40

    Dragon Quest Creator Yuji Horii Calls AI Amazing as He No Longer Needs to Code or Draw to Make a Game

    Dragon Quest creator Yuji Horii used Anthropic's AI tools to build a short browser game, Komiya in the Interrogation Room, in about 30 minutes. Players question a 72-year-old suspect named Komiya and balance Agitation and Resistance meters that cap at 100. Horii said that unlike making The Portopia Serial Murder Case alone, AI now lets him create a game just by giving instructions.