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Man moved to tears by RTX 5090 on his wedding day - $9000+ price tag brings a tear to my eye too

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No publishers wanted Outlast because they'd 'rather invest $50,000 in 10 mobile games' so Red Barrels relied on public investment programs and their own savings instead
"Everything was on the line" during Outlast's development.

RTX 5090 not dead, says Nvidia—but it's mysteriously vanished from the company's official marketplace
Another Schrödinger's graphics card?

The next Call of Duty will introduce a new sub-series to the franchise
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James Gray’s ‘Paper Tiger’ Among Doha Film Festival’s Gala and Special Screenings Lineups
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Dune: Awakening studio faces layoffs as it restructures following console release
Norwegian developer Funcom, creator of Dune: Awakening and Conan Exiles - and many other games - is entering a period of restructuring and bracing for layoffs as a result. You may remember the company making a similar move this time last year , months after the initial PC release of Dune: Awakening. Read more

Steam Next Fest 2026 has more than double the number of demos than last year, but how much of it is generative 'AI slop'?
Steam Next Fest 2026 starts today, offering PC players a chance to get their hands on a staggering number of playable demos. With the full count coming to more than double last year's event, concerns about generative AI 'slop', plagiarism, and discoverability are circulating Read more