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Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater announced for PS5, Xbox Series, and PC

Release date not announced.

"Can't be plagiarism": Destiny 2

community divided after Bungie allegedly "copies" artwork

for cutscene

Pokémon GO Reveals July Community Day Classic Pokémon :

Pokémon GO announces a new edition of Community Day Classic for July, which will feature a quite popular Pokémon for players of Niantic's game.

Red Dead Redemption II review: Getting muddy in the wide-open frontier

"We're bad men. But we're not them."

Red Dead Redemption II is not a tale about people who often do good things, as protagonist Arthur Morgan sums it up early in the game. This game’s central band of outlaws is sympathetic at times but never blameless.

Ostensibly, this dirty lens on life is used to tell an earnest story about outlaws struggling to survive on the edge of modernity. Indeed, many of the vignettes found in this fictionalized version of the American West are beautiful, and many of the real-world experiences of vagabonds and frontier folk are distilled into some exceptional arcs. But these plains are vast, and not everything on offer presents a clear vision.

The New Crash Bandicoot Game Has The Odds Stacked Against It

Crash Team Rumble is fun, but even its best moments aren’t what some fans are looking for

The Scuff Instinct Pro Feels Like An Official Xbox Controller

• What is the Scuff Instinct Pro controller?

The Scuff Instinct Pro is a combination wired and wireless controller designed for the PC and Xbox Series X/S consoles. It’s Scuff’s latest take on making its own Xbox Elite Wireless controller. There are actually two models of Instinct. There’s the $200 Instinct Pro, which comes with trigger stops and textured grips, and the $170 non-pro Instinct, which lacks those two features.

This Great Analog Keyboard Made Me Better At Shooters..

• If you’re an OG PC gamer you probably recall the never-ending holy wars over console gamepads vs. PC-style mouse and keyboard setups. While the mouse and keyboard, with their fast turning and accurate aim, did have lots of benefits, one advantage only gamepads could offer was true analog character movement via analog sticks. Oof, those console kids had a point, and that simply couldn’t stand. Enter a rare beast: analog keyboards.

• The $175 Wooting 60HE is an “analog mechanical keyboard” that looks a lot like a typical (though compact) gaming keyboard, with RGB lighting, a detachable USB-C cable, and all the usual trim. It’s that small word, “analog,” that sets it apart from the pack. Just as with the analog stick on an Xbox controller, every key on the Wooting 60HE can sense exactly how hard you’re pressing it. So in a supported game, you can delicately press the W key to creep along stealthily or jam it down to hit your full stride, just like in a console game. Its analog nature also leads to other unique benefits, like setting multiple binds per key.