Minecraft will no longer support virtual reality headset PlayStation VR after March 2025, Mojang has announced. A blog post detailed incoming changes to the console version of Minecraft and revealed those who enjoy playing with PSVR would no longer be able to do so as of next year. Any version of Minecraft on PlayStation updated with the presumed March 2025 update will no longer support PSVR at all. Mojang didn't give a specific reason for the cut support though even Sony itself has moved on from the PSVR as its subsequent headset, the PlayStation VR2, was released in February 2023. "Our ability to support PlayStation VR has come to an end, and will no longer be supported in updates after March of 2025," it said. "After you receive the final update, you will still receive updates on your PlayStation and be able to play without PlayStation VR. From this point on you can keep building in your worlds, and your Marketplace purchases (including Tokens) will continue to be available. You will no longer be able to use your PlayStation VR with Minecraft as it will no longer be supported in the latest updates." Many Minecraft fans have been put off by the amount of reality hitting their game lately, as the first trailer for the Jack ****** starring A Minecraft Movie was widely mocked. Many called out its use of real people, like ****** and Jason Momoa, in a CGI world, with seemingly the entire film shot against a green screen. Reaction was so strong that one fan even remade the trailer in a fully animated style, which went down a treat with fans. Ryan Dinsdale is an IGN freelance reporter. He'll talk about The Witcher all day. View the full article
The Lenovo PC YouTube channel recently put the upcoming Yoga Slim 7i Aura Edition laptop through its paces, pitting its Core Ultra 7 258V Lunar Lake chip against Apple's M2 and M3 processors. The test involved playing a 1080p video at 24fps, with brightness locked at 150 nits and Wi-Fi disabled. Read Entire Article View the full article
Deadbolt Interactive has announced its survival and psychological horror game, Pneumata, will make its way to PC, PS5 and the Xbox X/S series on September 20. Originally set for release in August, developer Deadbolt Interactive and publisher Perp Games delayed Pneumata for a few weeks so that some final tweaks could be made. This month, survival horror fans will be able to experience everything the game has to offer, which includes scavenging for weapons and supplies, examining ****** scenes, and solving gruesome murders. View the full article
Project T's story came to an end before we even got to see what a ***** by Daylight PvE multiplayer would be like for ourselves. A few days ago, Behaviour Interactive announced that the project would be terminated following some pretty poor playtest feedback... Read more.View the full article
Earlier this week, PCGamesN reported on a post, left in response to a video by YouTuber 'Asmongold' about Space Marine 2, that was seemingly written by Saber CEO Matthew Karch. The post, written by an account with the name '@MatthewKarch,' and using a photograph of the Saber boss, describes frustrations with videogames that make "overblown attempts at messaging or imposing morals on gamers." PCGamesN contacted Saber to obtain confirmation whether the post was authentically written by Karch. The company refused to comment. Now, a LinkedIn account, also seemingly belonging to Karch, shares a comment that endorses the original YouTube post. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Space Marine 2 dev addresses Operations mode matchmaking frustrations Alleged Space Marine 2 CEO comment blasts games that "impose morals" AMD fixes frustrating Space Marine 2 crashes with new update View the full article
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice was pretty solid, so folks are quite excited to see what Tim Burton is directing next. Turns out, he'll be stopping by Wednesday season 2 first. Read more View the full article
Another interesting game has been added to the Xbox Game Pass library, giving players the chance to try out Wargroove 2 by Chucklefish and Robotality. September has already been exciting for Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers, with five day-one titles coming to the service in the first half of the month. Wargroove 2, which launched on PC and Switch in October 2023, will be making its Xbox debut on September 19 for Ultimate and PC Game Pass members. View the full article
Hardware manufacturer Logitech has announced Logitech G RS, a brand-new line of PC and console steering wheels for use with racing games and automotive sims. The new Logitech line also incorporates a partnership with Italian automotive design firm MOMO. View the full article
One of the best ways to get a budget-friendly GPU is by exploring the second-hand market. We've analyzed eBay sales data to help you find great deals on used graphics cards across all price ranges. Read Entire Article View the full article
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One of Steam's most successful games is under ***** as Palworld faces a new lawsuit filed by Nintendo and The Pokemon Company. The survival game rocketed to the top of the Steam charts in January, and was quickly given the moniker of 'Pokemon with guns' due to its cast of adorable animal companions. However, it has also faced questions about numerous design similarities to existing creatures from the Pokemon series, and now Palworld developer Pocketpair is facing legal action from Nintendo itself. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Palworld isn't going free-to-play, Pocketpair confirms The 26 best Palworld mods and how to install The best new PC games 2024 View the full article
The **** lads at Square Enix have released a demo for their remake of 90s RPG Romancing SaGa 2: Revenge Of The Seven, in which you play a whole dynasty of customisable protagonists fighting vengeful ancient heroes. It’s a turn-based battler with an empire-building component in which you play as several emperors in succession, passing on abilities and knowledge to your heir. In what I consider to be a poetic complimentary flourish, you can also pass on save data from the demo to the full game. Look, this is what counts for “poetic” just before lunch on a Thursday. Read more View the full article
Baldur's Gate 3's narrative is widely considered to be one of the most expansive stories ever included in a video game but that doesn't mean some players haven't found creative ways to make it even better. When Larian Studios confirmed in early 2024 that it wasn't developing any DLC or expansions for Baldur's Gate 3, fans were disappointed given that several character plots would seemingly be left hanging, requiring one to fill in the gaps themselves. While most chose to do that with their imagination, some went and made their vision a reality. View the full article
The many athletes you can recruit for your team in NBA 2K25 have a variety of skills, but the best three-point shooters in the game can help you score from anywhere on the court. Draining baskets consistently is not a trait shared by every player in the game. Anyone reliable enough to ****** accurately is a valuable teammate who can help your team compete against rival defenses. View the full article
Agatha All Along's marketing and PR campaign hasn't been the greatest Marvel Studios has pulled off, but we're happy to admit its launch countdown ASMR stream was pretty original. Wait, what? Read more View the full article
Helldivers 2 developer Arrowhead wasn't shy about the array of buffs it included in Patch 1.001.100, but it appears there may well have been an accidental one that's slipped under the radar. Well, it's more of a bug, and it's letting players fly. Naturally, now Johan Pilestedt's seen it in action, they're begging him to just forget he ever did. Read more View the full article
Square Enix finally released the transcript from the May Financial Results Briefing meeting, and the year's biggest games did not do as well as expected. View the full article
“Guided by your moral compass: reflect on themes of home, loneliness and belonging through a complex, three-act story told effortlessly through three hours of video game narrative,” the press release for cat simulator Copycat told me. Morals? Daddy Karch, it’s happening again! Read more View the full article
How many bones have you broken? It sucks, the snapping sound they make is impolite. I prefer to break virtual, non-corporeal bones. Slackers: Carts Of Glory looks like a co-conspirator in this endeavour. It's basically that one bit in ******** where the gang blast downhill in shopping trollies at great risk to their bodily and mental health, as is their wont. The arcade racing game came out yesterday and features online multiplayer, so you can break someone else's bones too. Let's see it in action. Read more View the full article
Transformers is one of those properties that will probably be around forever in one way or another. Right now, it's enjoying a new surge in popularity thanks to solid TV efforts in recent years and live-action movies that actually feel like Saturday morning cartoons. Up next, we also have Transformers One, the franchise's first animated movie made for theaters in decades, so of course, we're hearing more about the Cybertronians' big screen future. Read more View the full article
This year's Minecraft Live will air on September 28, Minecraft developer Mojang Studios has revealed. The virtual event, usually filled with all sorts of announcements related to Minecraft, evolved from Minecon. View the full article
An industry insider has revealed new details on the next Battlefield game, revealing vital information on the shooter's maps, weapons, and the year in which the game is expected to take place. Battlefield publisher EA finally gave a glimpse at the series' next entry on September 16 with a singular piece of concept art, stating that the title would take place in a modern setting. View the full article
You know that one meme? The one with the dog, surrounded by *****, stating "this is fine" despite all the non-ideal stuff going on around him? It's a popular little comic, one that has cemented itself on the internet as an all-timer reaction image. For most memes, that's where it ends. But the original creator of the comic the meme comes from, in partnership with Numskull Games, is now making a video game called This Is Fine: Maximum Cope, based on the dog Question Hound and his battle against various ****** creatures. Read more View the full article
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Palworld developer Pocketpair has responded to Nintendo and The Pokémon Company’s shock patent infringement lawsuit with a statement that says it’s unaware which patents it’s being accused of infringing. Overnight, Nintendo and The Pokémon Company announced the companies had taken legal action against fellow ********* developer Pocketpair, alleging Palworld, dubbed Pokémon with guns by fans, “infringes multiple patent rights.” Nintendo and The Pokémon Company are seeking an injunction and compensation for damages. Pocketpair has said it will continue to update Palworld despite the lawsuit, and apologized to players left concerned about the future of the game. Here’s Pocketpair’s statement in full: Regarding the Lawsuit Yesterday, a lawsuit was filed against our company for patent infringement. We have received notice of this lawsuit and will begin the appropriate legal proceedings and investigations into the claims of patent infringement. At this moment, we are unaware of the specific patents we are accused of infringing upon, and we have not been notified of such details. Pocketpair is a small indie game company based in Tokyo. Our goal as a company has always been to create fun games. We will continue to pursue this goal because we know that our games bring joy to millions of gamers around the world. Palworld was a surprise success this year, both for gamers and for us. We were blown away by the amazing response to the game and have been working hard to make it even better for our fans. We will continue improving Palworld and strive to create a game that our fans can be proud of. It is truly unfortunate that we will be forced to allocate significant time to matters unrelated to game development due to this lawsuit. However, we will do our utmost for our fans, and to ensure that indie game developers are not hindered or discouraged from pursuing their creative ideas. We apologize to our fans and supporters for any worry or discomfort that this news has caused. As always, thank you for your continued support of Palworld and Pocketpair. Players were left wondering whether Nintendo and The Pokémon Company’s lawsuit will force Palworld to shut down. As you’d expect, the official Palworld Discord is packed with posts from players debating the likelihood of Nintendo’s success with its lawsuit, and the implication it might have on the game. Meanwhile, Pocketpair is continuing to update Palworld regardless. Just a few hours after Nintendo announced the lawsuit, Pocketpair released a hotfix for the Xbox version of Palworld to fix a fatal bug where wild Pals and base Pals would sometimes stop moving and working. The developer said the same issue is happening in the Steam version, and it’s on the case. “Thank you for your continued support of Palworld,” Pocketpair tweeted. Replies to this tweet were quick to note the timing of the hotfix. “Please don’t ever shut down the game, ya'll ******** it,” said one fan. “Y’all getting sued and posting hotfixes,” said another. “Not even phased,” added one user. “Does bro know they’re getting sued?” joked another. After Palworld’s record-breaking launch in January and the subsequent comparisons to Pokémon, IGN asked experts whether Nintendo could potentially successfully sue Pocketpair. At the time, Peter Lewin, video game lawyer at Wiggin, told IGN much would depend on which country Nintendo pursued legal action in, given the differences in IP laws across the globe. The U.S., for example, has a “notoriously permissive” fair use defense, which might have influenced where Nintendo sued Pocketpair. Nintendo’s lawsuit was filed in the Tokyo District Court. Sam Castree, a copyright lawyer and avid Pokémon player, told IGN there was the potential for a court order that would block Pocketpair from selling Palworld, but cast doubt on the likelihood of a lawsuit. That analysis, however, was in the context of a lawsuit based upon copyright infringement. Nintendo’s lawsuit alleges patent infringement, although the company has yet to detail which patents. Wesley is the *** News Editor for IGN. Find him on Twitter at @wyp100. You can reach Wesley at [email protected] or confidentially at *****@*****.tld. View the full article
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The Lenovo PC YouTube channel recently put the upcoming Yoga Slim 7i Aura Edition laptop through its paces, pitting its Core Ultra 7 258V Lunar Lake chip against Apple's M2 and M3 processors. The test involved playing a 1080p video at 24fps, with brightness locked at 150 nits and Wi-Fi disabled. Read Entire Article View the full article