Each month, Amazon Prime members get two new batches of games: one to keep, and one to stream via Luna. Its cloud gaming library includes some standout titles, like Control, Hollow Knight, and the Tomb Raider Survivor trilogy. The latest edition is Dispatch, one of the best superhero video games around.

Back in May, when Ultima Online rolled out its 123rd update since launch in 1997 (wheee), tucked away in the patch notes was the notice that Moonveil was prepped and ready in the update for its release July 1st. Well, July 1st was yesterday, meaning the event is now live, not that you’d know it […]

Daybreak has released its latest producer’s letter for classic-flavor EverQuest, and in it, the studio has some teases for what’s in store over the back half of 2026. As expected, that includes a fresh progression server. “I’m proud to announce that our second Time-Locked Expansion server of 2026, Lethar, will be opening on August 26th […]

Now that it's July, the typical summer box office fare has arrived. Both Toy Story and the Minions franchises have new installments in theaters. Meanwhile, Supergirl and Masters of the Universe are the superhero movies out right now, with Spider-Man waiting to swing in at the end of the month. But before summer took over, the spring was dominated by horror, including one movie that cost less than a million to make and went on to earn hundreds of millions. Now, that same movie is dominating video on demand.

You will all be absolutely astonished to learn that the recent layoffs at Bungie are having an immediate effect on the rollout of Destiny 2’s next patch, which (as one might expect of a game in maintenance mode) is focused on fixing bugs. The Twitter account for the game’s dev team made a barebones announcement that confirmed […]

RAMnarök may not be a literal cataclysm, of the kind that smashed Cinder City’s version of Seoul into dirty bits, but it ironic that the upcoming tactical shooter MMO seemingly spent much of the past day oblivious to the fact that there’s a worldwide memory crisis going on. Upon yesterday’s launch of its Steam page, Cinder City declared a set of system requirements that listed 32GB of RAM among the minimum specs – twice what you’d typically see for a modern, well-budgeted 3D game – and a honking 64GB in the recommended specs.

I contacted a representative for publishers NC (formerly NCsoft), because, I mean, yeesh, and a day later, and have not received clarification either way. However, as of this afternoon, those recommended specs have silently changed: the GPU requirement rising from a RTX 4060 to an RTX 4070, but RAM dropping from 64GB to somewhat less outrageous 32GB.

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