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A Reddit-discovered Crimson Desert movement trick is letting players cover far more ground while gliding, and the community is split only on whether it is genius design or the sort of thing Pearl Abyss will eventually patch into the floor.
Capcom has laid out the PC hardware needed to run PRAGMATA, including the minimum and recommended specs, plus the extra horsepower required for ray tracing.
Pearl Abyss’s open-world RPG now has the higher fan score on Metacritic, even as critics remain more divided. The numbers are tidy, at least until awards season starts making a mess of them.
Pokemon Pokopia is getting an IKEA Island in-game, while IKEA stores across Japan will recreate Pikachu- and Snorlax-inspired rooms for visitors to explore in real life.
The Call of Duty creator says Black Ops Royale feels different because players have to work with whatever they find, and he argues that randomness belongs in a battle royale. He also wants more movement options, regular loot tweaks, and ongoing content to keep Warzone from settling into a rut.
A Pokemon Pokopia player has taken cozy-game discipline to a new level by straight-up imprisoning the monsters they dislike, proving once again that if players can build it, someone will inevitably turn it into a detention facility.
Disney has already poured $1.5 billion into Epic Games and filled Fortnite with its characters, so a full buyout is not the wildest idea in the room. A new report says some Disney executives would welcome it, though the whole thing is still mostly speculation for now.
The Roblox-style social gaming platform says it never found a way to make the business profitable, even after scaling to 150 million players and creators and a $3.5 billion valuation.
NetEase says it has found players using mouse macros in Marvel Rivals and is warning that more bans are on the way for anyone trying to gain an unfair edge.
A major Path of Exile trader and leader of a high-profile Discord trading hub was banned, pleading with Grinding Gear Games to return over 1,500 items — some he says can never be recreated. The incident has reopened debate about real-money trading and the game's shadow economy.
Pearl Abyss, the studio behind Crimson Desert, is working on DokeV, an urban creature-collecting game that looks like a mashup of colorful monsters and open-world city chaos. Crimson Desert's early reception has improved since launch, and DokeV may arrive around 2027 based on past studio comments.
Season 1's Conquest event ended with Overwatch winning, but only 32% of players stayed loyal to Winston. About 30% stuck with Talon and 38% flipped sides during the event.