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Life Is Strange: Reunion Brings Max and Chloe Together Again After 11 Years

Nearly eleven years after Life Is Strange first introduced players to Max Caulfield and Chloe Price, the series is doing something once thought impossible. Today, Square Enix officially announced Life Is Strange: Reunion, a full-length narrative adventure that reunites the franchise’s most iconic duo. Developed by Deck Nine Games,

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A Gaming Podcast Episode 115

In this episode of A Gaming Podcast, we break down the growing push toward cloud-based PCs and why Jeff Bezos and Amazon are betting big on a future where you rent your computer instead of owning one. We explore the implications of this shift for gamers, hardware manufacturers, and the

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Ambrosia Sky: Act One Review

Ambrosia Sky: Act One is a beautiful, strange, and haunting game to experience. It mixes a cozy cleaning simulator with sci-fi investigation and a complex narrative. I've had my eyes on this game since I first heard about Soft Rains' ambitious sci-fi cleaner at VGLX 2025 in

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Fallout Season 2, Episode 6, “The Other Player” Recap & Review

Episode 6 of Fallout season two truly begins to bring all of the earlier season threads together. This episode begins by returning to the pre-apocalypse timeline, where Barbra Howard calmly (but still anxiously) helps plan the end of the world during her workdays. She shifts quickly from Vault-Tec marketing meetings

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Gulikit TT Max Review

A Strong Upgrade for Nintendo Switch 2, With One Catch The Gulikit KK2T was one of my favourite third-party controllers for the original Nintendo Switch, so when the Nintendo Switch 2 arrived, I was naturally looking for a proper upgrade. Gulikit was kind enough to send over the Gulikit TT

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A Gaming Podcast Episode 114

RAM prices are rising fast, and the impact on gaming could be far bigger than most players realize. In this episode of A Gaming Podcast, we break down why increasing RAM costs could quietly reshape the video game industry in 2026 and beyond. From game development budgets and PC hardware

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Fallout Season 2, Episode 5, “The Wrangler” Recap & Review

WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD Here we are, more than halfway through Fallout Season Two. In this episode, titled “The Wrangler” the tone stays wry and cinematic, but the momentum feels more like “getting to the good stuff” than actually hitting the jackpot, landing the episode at a solid-but-not-transcendent 8.5 in

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Nintendo Reveals New Light Purple and Light Green Joy-Con Launching February 12, 2026

Nintendo is adding a fresh splash of colour to its hardware lineup. Announced today, new Light Purple and Light Green Joy-Con controllers are officially launching on February 12, 2026, giving players a softer, more playful option for their Nintendo setups. For Canadian players, pre-orders are now open at $124.99

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iLLOGIKA Releases New Development Update for 7 Days Blood Moons and Launches Free Steam Demo

iLLOGIKA has shared a new development update for 7 Days Blood Moons, alongside the launch of a free Steam demo that showcases the latest improvements made during Early Access. The game, which entered Early Access on November 4, reimagines the universe of 7 Days to Die with a bold asymmetrical

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PlayStation Reveals the Hyperpop Collection With Bold New DualSense Controllers and PS5 Covers

PlayStation is turning the volume all the way up in 2026. Today marks the first official look at the Hyperpop Collection, a striking new lineup of DualSense wireless controllers and PlayStation 5 console covers designed to bring vivid color and high-energy style to modern gaming setups. With glossy black bases

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A Gaming Podcast Episode 113

In Episode 113 of A Gaming Podcast, the crew sits down to break down the 2026 gaming outlook for the industry’s biggest players: PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo. From hardware strategy to first-party roadmaps, we discuss where each platform is heading and what gamers should realistically expect next year. Topics

Scrap Daddies Launches Closed and Open Betas This January Ahead of Early Access

Scrap Daddies Sets Sail With Two Betas This Month Ahead of Early Access January is shaping up to be a busy month for fans of chaotic co-op shooters. Scrap Daddies, the vibrant new looter-shooter from Other Ocean Interactive, is going live with two beta tests this month, giving players an

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Xbox Developer_Direct January 2026 Preview: Fable, Forza Horizon 6, and Beast of Reincarnation

2026 Is Shaping Up to Be a Fabled Year for Xbox, Starting With Developer Direct This January Xbox is wasting no time setting the tone for 2026. On January 22, the platform kicks off the year with its fourth Developer_Direct broadcast, a showcase that puts the spotlight directly on

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Hotel Espir Is a Haunting New Horror Game Where Silence Means Survival

Silence Is Survival in Hotel Espir Lost Souls Interactive has officially revealed its debut title, Hotel Espir, a single-player horror experience built around a simple but unsettling idea: every sound you make could be your last. Set in 1942 Alabama, Hotel Espir blends stealth-driven gameplay, religious symbolism, and story-focused puzzles

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Fallout Season 2, Episode 4, "The Demon In The Snow" Recap & Review

WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD Season 2, episode 4 of Fallout opens as a war film dropped into a fever dream... Smoke rising against frostbitten skies, bullets cracking the air, and Cooper Howard (Walton Goggins) emerging in his power suit under the eerie glow of the Alaskan front. This mid-war flashback is

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ASUS ROG Flow Z13 Kojima Productions Edition Preview

Today, ASUS officially reveals the ROG Flow Z13 Kojima Productions Edition, a limited release that blends uncompromising performance with unmistakable artistic intent from Kojima Productions. This is not just another special edition skin. It is a bold rethinking of what a portable gaming and creator machine can be in 2026.

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MSI Prestige AI+ Series Preview

Ultra-Slim Reinvented at CES 2026 Sometimes progress is not about adding more, but about refining what already works. At CES 2026, MSI unveiled its most elegant Prestige lineup to date: Prestige 14 Flip AI+, Prestige 16 Flip AI+, and Prestige 16 AI+. After getting hands-on with these machines at an

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DuneCrawl Preview | Co-op Desert Adventure with a Giant Crustacean

There is something timeless about cooperative adventure games that prioritize shared discovery. DuneCrawl, now available on Steam, embraces that tradition while delivering a strikingly original hook: players pilot a towering, cannon-laden crustacean known as a Dune Crawler across vast seas of sand. Designed for one to four players in both

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A Gaming Podcast Episode 112

It all comes down to this. In Episode 112 of A Gaming Podcast, we crown our Game of the Year 2025. After a massive year filled with standout releases, bold new ideas, and unforgettable experiences, we break down the finalists, debate the biggest moments, and finally decide which game deserves

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Fallout Season 2, Episode 3, "The Profligate" Recap & Review

WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD Fallout’s third episode of the second season dives headfirst into the kind of morally tangled storytelling that the series is known for. The episode swings between moments of great tension and fun, even if a bit overly dramatic at times. While this episode does have some

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The Signal: Stranded on Sirenis Preview

Goose Byte’s The Signal: Stranded on Sirenis Steam Demo aims high. It’s a survival crafting game with a strong atmosphere, an evocative soundtrack, and bold world-building that draws you in from the start. Landing on an alien planet as part of humanity’s last expedition, you’re immediately

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Fallout Season 2, Episode 2, "The Golden Rule" Recap & Review

WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD Overall, this episode delivers what Fallout does best: it turns jokes into scars, and scars into punchlines. The story is messy, morally uncomfortable, and quietly heartbreaking in ways that go beyond just the bomb visuals. Opening in Shady Lanes feels like someone dropped a 1950s postcard into

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Canadian Studio Fairview Games Takes Players Into the Wild With The Gold River Project

Recently, the Vancouver-based development team at Fairview Games, together with co-publisher Sightline Games, announced its upcoming co-op survival mystery The Gold River Project. This game will hit Steam Early Access on January 23, 2026. The Gold River Project on SteamThe Gold River Project™ invites you and your friends on an

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Nintendo Canada Boxing Week Bundles, Deals, & Special Offers

Get ready shoppers! Nintendo Canada is launching a bunch of Boxing Week deals on Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch hardware, games, storage, and in-store demos. These offers are great for families who want to save money on popular games and consoles this holiday season. Hardware & Bundles Nintendo is

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A Gaming Podcast Episode 111

In Episode 111 of A Gaming Podcast, we break down everything you need to know about The Game Awards 2025. From confirmed nominees and expected reveals to surprise announcements and industry trends, this episode is your complete guide heading into gaming’s biggest night. Whether you watch The Game Awards