Goichi “Suda51” Suda has explicitly stated that Grasshopper Manufacture’s upcoming game, Romeo is a Dead Man, contains no AI-generated material. The ultra-violent shooter is slated for release on February 11, 2025, for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S, with a potential Switch 2 version being explored.
Nvidia is partially restoring PhysX support for its latest GeForce RTX 50 graphics cards through a new driver. The feature, which was removed in early 2025, is returning for a hand-picked list of nine older games.
According to Microsoft, the turn-based RPG is the top new third-party game on the service based on unique players in its first 30 days. The success caps a huge year for the new studio, which saw the game dominate awards shows.
CD Projekt’s GOG storefront is throwing its weight behind indie horror game Horses after Valve permanently banned it from Steam. The Italian developer says the Steam rejection puts their studio at “high risk” of closure despite preparing for a December 2 launch on other platforms.
Ubisoft has detailed how Assassin’s Creed Shadows achieves stable 30 FPS performance on Nintendo Switch 2. The port required significant reworking of core systems and uses baked Global Illumination to handle the platform’s limitations. The game launches December 2 with full cross-progression.
Sony has slashed the price of its premium DualSense Edge controller to an all-time low of $169 for Black Friday. The pro-grade controller offers features like adjustable triggers, interchangeable stick caps, and programmable back buttons that serious gamers need for competitive play. This represents
Borderlands 4’s first Bounty Pack was made free for all players but failed to increase the game’s player count. The November 20 launch weekend showed no meaningful change from previous weeks, raising questions about the game’s long-term engagement strategy.
Valve has confirmed it won’t subsidize Steam Machine hardware to compete on price with traditional consoles. The company’s Pierre-Loup Griffais says pricing will follow standard PC market patterns rather than console business models. This could make Steam Machines significantly more expensive than P
Valve has confirmed it won’t subsidize Steam Machine pricing, making a $500 console unlikely. The company says pricing will align with current PC market levels rather than competing directly with PlayStation and Xbox on price.
A Bethesda director is calling for more surprise game releases following the success of Oblivion Remastered and Hi-Fi Rush shadowdrops. Tom Mustaine says the approach works because modern gamers have short attention spans and want instant gratification. The strategy appears to be favored by Bethesda
