Category: Technology

There’s now a playable demo of Metroid Prime 2D, an ambitious fan attempt to remake the GameCube classic as a side-scroller, and fans are rushing to download it before Nintendo inevitably deletes it from the internet. Metroid Prime 2D reimagines Retro Studios’ brilliant first-person adventure as one of the franchise’s earlier 2D side-scrollers. A team […]

Respawn has finally declared it is prepared to tackle long-running problems with Titanfall on PC. In a tweet, the developer said “help is coming ASAP” in response to ongoing DDOS attacks that affect those trying to play the first-person shooter online. This content is hosted on an external platform, which will only display it if […]

This week marks the grand return of the Oddworld series, with Lorne Lanning’s reimagining of 1998’s Oddworld: Abe’s Exodus hitting PC, PS4 and PS5 today – though unfortunately it does so with a couple of bugs that could well inhibit your progress. Review copies for Oddworld Inhabitants’ game were released yesterday, with a note on […]

But unlock code lost in bungled Discord ban. We’ve known for years that Homefront: The Revolution hides an arcade cabinet where you can play a couple of levels from TimeSplitters 2. Now, evidence has come to light that the entirety of TimeSplitters 2’s campaign was designed to be fully playable in native 4K. Why can’t […]

This month’s PlayStation Now lineup has been announced, and starting today, subscribers will now have access to Marvel’s Avengers, Borderlands 3 and The Long Dark. As announced in the official blog post, Marvel’s Avengers will be available on PlayStation Now until 5th July, while Borderlands 3 will be available until 29th September. It looks like […]

Where exactly to start with the mega drop of new games on Apple Arcade late last week? As tempted as I’ve been by Mistwalker’s outrageously gorgeous Fantasian, or Platinum Games’ overdue iOS debut World of Demons, it’s the one that took me completely by surprise that I downloaded first. Its very existence is a remarkable […]

Following reports that E3 would be returning this year as a digital event, the Entertainment Software Association (ESA) has now officially confirmed that E3 2021 will be an online-only affair: and it will be free to watch. Taking place between 12th to 15th June, E3 will return as a “reimagined, all-virtual” event allowing developers to […]