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My memories of classic GTA have been gloriously smothered by this reasonably SFW giantess erotica game
Step 'n Smush is a free browser game where players control large women stepping on cities to gain size, with the goal of crushing buildings and pedestrians within a time limit. The game, developed by Kylie-GTS, is described as reasonably SFW erotica with inspirations from Godzilla films and games like Rampage. The article also briefly touches upon the broader macrophilia community and mentions other games like Grand Theft Auto and Resident Evil Village.
Mixtape Isn't Just a Video Game
Mixtape is an artistic exploration of nostalgia and the coming-of-age experience, blurring lines between storytelling and multimedia art. Developed by Beethoven & Dinosaur and published by Annapurna Interactive, the game uses a curated soundtrack and vignettes to evoke the bittersweet emotions of youth and friendship. The article argues that such unique, artful experiences are vital for the evolution of the video game medium, even if they fall outside mainstream expectations.
Listen to the Take-Two Interactive (TTWO) Q4 2026 earnings call here
Take-Two Interactive, the publisher of Grand Theft Auto, will hold its Q4 2026 earnings call today. Investors and interested parties can listen to the discussion of the company's latest financial results.
Morning Interviews
In an interview with GamesIndustry.biz, Strauss Zelnick discussed Grand Theft Auto, the role of artificial intelligence in game development, and the future of Roblox. He also spoke about his vision for building the world's largest entertainment company.
Test Drive 3 - bilspelet som öppnade en hel värld
Test Drive 3: The Passion, released in 1990, is highlighted as a pioneering title that introduced the concept of an open world to the racing genre, years before it became a common feature. Despite its early 3D graphics and limited car selection, the game offered unprecedented freedom and immersion with its dynamic environments and police chases. While it didn't immediately spark a revolution, its legacy is seen in modern open-world racing games like Forza Horizon.
World's largest film archive has a collection of internet memes now, including a granny having a cathartic GTA rampage and Limmy's Purple Burglar Alarm
The British Film Institute, known for archiving film, has expanded its collection to include British internet memes. This initiative aims to preserve online culture, with examples like a Grand Theft Auto rampage video and Limmy's Purple Burglar Alarm being added to their online video archive.
Take-Two's CEO says AI's not in the business of making hits, 'datasets by their very nature are backward looking', but that doesn't mean AI can't be 'super helpful'
Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick believes that while AI can be a helpful tool for asset creation in game development, it is not capable of creating hit games. He argues that hits are inherently unexpected and forward-looking, whereas AI datasets are backward-looking, leading to derivative property rather than true innovation.
I won’t buy a PS6 unless Sony bring back lost feature from the PS4 - Reader’s Feature
A long-time PlayStation fan expresses dissatisfaction with Sony's direction, stating they will not purchase the PlayStation 6 unless beloved features like backwards compatibility and an internet browser are reinstated. The reader highlights the removal of features since the PlayStation 3 era and contrasts Sony's current offerings with those of the Xbox Series X.
Diskutera – Spelet med det bästa slutet är...
This article invites readers to discuss which video game endings have left the most lasting impression. It prompts users to share their favorite and most memorable conclusions to games, acknowledging the potential for spoilers.
Why 2026 is the Year We Stop Playing and Start Solving - Walkthrough, Tips, Review
The gaming industry is shifting from simple "match-three" mechanics towards more complex puzzle-solving experiences, a trend expected to accelerate in 2026. Games like Baba Is You and The Witness exemplify this by valuing player discovery and offering unique feedback loops. This 'thinky' movement is gaining mainstream traction, driven by a desire for intentionality and cognitive satisfaction, and is even influencing scientific research into human creativity and AI.
New Steam Controller does a Wilhelm scream if you drop it
Valve's new Steam Controller features an unexpected Easter egg: it emits the Wilhelm scream sound effect when dropped. This is achieved through the controller's haptic motors, as it lacks a built-in speaker. The article also touches on delays for the Steam Machine and VR headset due to a memory crisis.
Snabbkollen – Vilka GTA har du spelat?
This article discusses the Grand Theft Auto series, asking readers which installments they have played ahead of the upcoming Grand Theft Auto VI release. It lists the original release dates and player engagement percentages for each main title in the franchise.
GTA 6 fans impatient for news are going too far with misdirected anger
Fans eagerly awaiting Grand Theft Auto 6 are exhibiting increasingly aggressive behavior online, harassing individuals and outlets unrelated to the game's development. This includes interviewer Reece Reilly and his wife, as well as the comments sections of gaming publications that tease new content. The article criticizes this behavior, urging fans to remain patient and respectful as the game's November 19 release date approaches for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.
NTE: Neverness to Everness Review – Paranormal GTA
NTE: Neverness to Everness offers a unique urban fantasy setting with engaging paranormal activities and a surprisingly intriguing story premise. While the combat is solid and the world is visually appealing, some characters and dialogue can be grating, and the open-world elements lack the depth of titles like Grand Theft Auto. The game's use of potential AI-generated art and inconsistent lip-syncing are noted drawbacks, but its unique activities and solid combat make it worth considering.
5 Things Gamers Can Do When They Only Have 5 Minutes
This guide offers five ways gamers can enjoy short breaks, focusing on activities that fit into five-minute windows. Suggestions include playing mobile games, watching short gaming clips, listening to music, checking daily rewards and in-game events, and engaging in small creative tasks related to games. The article emphasizes that gaming can be integrated into busy schedules through these quick entertainment options.
Evening Interviews
Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick discusses various topics including BioShock, game pricing, and the Grand Theft Auto franchise. The interview also touches upon a disappearing NFL deal and Rebellion's involvement in the industry.
Take-Two says their primary console platforms remain Xbox and PlayStation
Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick stated that the company's primary console platforms are the Xbox Series X|S and PlayStation 5. While Take-Two has supported the Nintendo Switch, Zelnick indicated it is not their main platform for AAA releases, citing properties like the Grand Theft Auto series. He also mentioned that Borderlands 4 will be fully addressed from a consumer perspective before being brought to more platforms.
Windrose can put excessive strain on storage drives and write more than 100 GB of data per hour
The pirate-themed RPG survival game Windrose is reportedly causing excessive strain on storage drives, writing over 100 GB of data per hour due to an inefficient save system. Developer Kraken Express has released a patch to optimize disk usage, significantly reducing write speeds. Players are advised to update the game to version 0.10.0.4.268.
AI Won't Allow 16-Year-Old In A Garage To Make Battlefield 7 Or GTA 7, EA CEO Says
Electronic Arts CEO Andrew Wilson believes that while AI will automate simple quality assurance tasks, it will not enable small, independent developers to create AAA titles like Battlefield or Grand Theft Auto anytime soon. He also stated that AI advancements will lead to short-term job losses but long-term net gains in employment within the industry.
GTA Jet Griefer Fails Spectacularly in Viral Crash Video | HappyGamer
A viral video captures a Grand Theft Auto player's spectacular jet crash while attempting to grief other players, highlighting the game's community dynamics and the role of user-generated content. The incident serves as a humorous example of karma within the game's chaotic environment and raises questions about how griefing mechanics will evolve in future titles like Grand Theft Auto VI.
