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When Microsoft buy Activision Blizzard, they hope to see about reviving old game series like Hexen and King's Quest.

In what appears to be a monumental screw-up somewhere in the game's supply chain, the Denuvo anti-tamper technology deployed on Doom Eternal may have already been compromised. Early purchasers of the game discovered a folder in the game's directory containing an .exe file that can be used to replace the original one protected by Denuvo.

After the purchase of Activision Blizzard for $68 billion completes, Microsoft and its Xbox Games division would own 32 video game development studios. Here’s a list of those studios and the games they come with.

A cataloger for the Strong Museum of Play found a floppy disc containing a demo copy of Super Mario Bros. 3 for PC, making local headlines.

Retro Gamer issue 227 dives into the history of the iD Software fan convention

There are many specifications that matter when it comes to VR, but refresh rate is often overlooked. While “field of view” or screen resolution are important in their own right, the headsets refresh rate can mean the difference between immersion and aversion.

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Quake II powered with real-time ray tracing and HDR shown off by NVIDIA at GTC 2019.

Quake remaster is special on next-gen consoles with 4K 120FPS support, PlayStation 5 version of Quake receives DualSense support.

If you’re looking for the best browser games of 2021, you’re at the right place.