Gaming
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OpenMote puts modern ESP32-S3 electronics into an old Wii Remote shell, opening the door to DIY controllers for robots and smart-home projects.
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Could a clean-room open-source PS5 compatibility layer actually survive a Sony lawsuit? Sony v. Connectix, Sega v. Accolade, the DMCA, and Yuzu show where the legal line may sit.
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AnyPS5 now lists 100% coverage of the 1,166 PS5 GPU shader instructions it tracks, a major milestone for the open-source PS5-to-PC compatibility project.
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Paramount is developing a live-action film set in the Cyberpunk 2077 universe with CD Projekt RED and producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura attached.
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AI could make video games more reactive, personal, accessible, replayable and easier to build. Here are the biggest potential benefits—and the limits that still matter.
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AMD says its machine-learning FSR 4 upscaling is coming to APUs, gaming laptops and handheld gaming PCs by the end of 2026, including a lighter model for existing chips and new FSR 4-capable APU products.
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Atari’s classic 1983 800XL is returning as a full-size $219.99 recreation with a mechanical keyboard, working cartridge slot, HDMI, USB loading, 25 built-in games, save states, rewind and Atari BASIC.
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Minecraft for Nintendo Switch 2 launches October 27 with Vibrant Visuals, save-data carryover, an updated Super Mario Mash-Up, and a limited-time free digital upgrade for existing Switch owners.
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NBA 2K players can go beyond default presets with custom rosters, gameplay sliders, realistic shooting, defense, fatigue and MyNBA simulation settings.
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Google Playground lets users create, edit and publish browser games with plain-language prompts and no coding experience, with Unity Spark planned as the more advanced next step.
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Xbox reportedly secured GTA VI cloud-streaming exclusivity for launch as Microsoft prepares new cloud-hour limits and pay-as-you-go access. Rockstar confirms GTA VI arrives November 19, 2026.
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Genex is an MIT-licensed desktop harness that coordinates AI coding agents, local models, asset tools, runtime checks and visual judges around ordinary Three.js game projects.
