The owners of Nexus Mods have acquired community-run backend database SteamDB from its founders, the two sides in the deal have announced. The folks behind the former, who've held its keys for 13 years, said their decision to step back is rooted in burnout and a desire to find a suitable team to keep SteamDB running. Meanwhile, Nexus Mods' owners, a company called Chosen, have pointed to wanting to keep track of game updates from a modding perspective as one of the factors that's drawn them to make this deal.

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We’re just a little over a week away from BlizzCon 2026, and that means it’s time for everyone who’s attending the event in-person to get some information beforehand in order to prepare themselves. And hey, there happens to be some details for people who aren’t going to be there in meatspace as well. Top of the […]

Musk's unsettling telepresence addressed a G20 meeting in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.

Dragon's Dogma 2 was a solid action role-playing game when it released back in 2024, but the thing that disappointed every fan of the series right from release was the game's bad performance on all platforms which made it hard to enjoy, no matter the system. However, the performance issues have become a thing of the past on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S with the new Patch 3.2 released today as it brings significant performance improvement, among other welcome improvements. Massive Performance Improvement Although the official Patch 3.2 notes don't mention any performance improvement, the […]

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In a recent interview, it was revealed that some Bethesda Game Studios devs thought the importance of their games would keep their jobs safe.

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I’ve never been what you would call a “Star Wars guy.” As much as I enjoy George Lucas’ original film trilogy, they always struck me as perfectly fun popcorn movies rather than masterpieces of American cinema. My interest in Star Wars has only ever been casual outside of those movies, entirely tied to how interested I was in individual projects. I adored Rogue One as a standalone sci-fi war flick, dug The Mandalorian until it collapsed into fan service, and have appreciated Andor’s tighter focus on the inner politics of Star Wars.