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id Tech is Still Part of Xbox’s Future Despite Layoffs – Rumor

Despite recent layoffs at id Software, the id Tech game engine remains a part of Xbox's future plans, according to a report. Many employees working on the engine's development were affected by the cuts. The engine is expected to be used in future projects at id Software and by MachineGames for their Wolfenstein titles.

GamespotVery negative

Some Of The Most Impressive Gaming Tech Ever Wasn’t Enough To Save Devs From Xbox Cuts

Microsoft's recent layoffs at id Software have raised concerns about the future of its proprietary id Tech engine, with reports indicating a significant portion of the studio's coding talent was let go. This follows a trend of major studios, including 343 Industries and potentially MachineGames, moving away from internal engines towards Unreal Engine, potentially hindering technological innovation in the gaming industry.

PC GamesNNegative

Steam Machine review - it's all about the games you play

The Steam Machine offers a premium hardware design with a slick SteamOS interface ideal for living room gaming, but its high price and performance limitations hinder its appeal. While capable of 1080p gaming and some 4K upscaling, it struggles with demanding titles and ray tracing, making it a niche product for specific game types and users.

GamespotVery positive

Save Up To 80% Off Digital Games In Fanatical’s Red Hot Sale

Fanatical's Red Hot Sale is offering discounts of up to 80% on over 10,000 digital games, with a free game or coupon for purchases over $15. The sale includes titles from the Resident Evil franchise, Stellar Blade, Silent Hill f, Pragmata, Metaphor: ReFantazio, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, and Dave the Diver. Codes are redeemable via Steam and the sale runs until July 10.

Metro UKNeutral

Wolfenstein and Doom still in development despite Bethesda cuts confirms insider

Despite significant layoffs at ZeniMax Media and its studios like id Software and MachineGames, franchises such as Wolfenstein, Doom, and Quake are reportedly still in development. While Microsoft's Xbox is prioritizing Fallout and The Elder Scrolls, an insider confirms that ZeniMax will continue to support other major series, with Wolfenstein 3 rumored to be in development at MachineGames.

GamespotVery positive

Save Up To 95% Off Thousands Of Games In The GOG Summer Sale

GOG has launched its Summer Sale, featuring discounts of up to 95% on over 8,000 games until July 9. Notable deals include Fallout 4 Game of the Year Edition for $16, Control Ultimate Edition for $6, and the Yakuza Complete Collection for $44.79. The sale also offers significant price reductions on popular titles like Baldur's Gate 3, Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection, and various indie games.

PC GamesNVery positive

Pick up Indiana Jones and the Great Circle for its lowest price yet on Fanatical

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is currently available at its lowest price of $30.59 for the standard edition and $38.26 for the premium edition on Fanatical. This half-price sale, which includes the 'The Order of the Giants' story DLC, runs until Tuesday, July 7. The game is praised for its blend of puzzles and action, with a review calling it a gold standard for movie-adjacent video games.

EurogamerNegative

As ZeniMax also faces cuts, Xbox seeks a "significant overhaul" to focus on Fallout, The Elder Scrolls, Quake, and other big franchises

Microsoft's Xbox division is undergoing a significant overhaul, including layoffs affecting approximately 3200 jobs and restructuring at ZeniMax Media and Bethesda Softworks. The focus will shift to major franchises like Fallout, The Elder Scrolls, Doom, and Quake, potentially impacting the future of other IPs and studios like Arkane.

Retro GamerNeutral

As major Xbox shake-ups loom, former Wolfenstein studio head is now seemingly in charge of Marvel's Blade developer…

Jerk Gustafsson, former co-founder and studio head of MachineGames, has seemingly taken over leadership of Arkane Lyon, the developer of Marvel's Blade. This change occurs amidst broader shake-ups at Xbox subsidiaries, with Arkane Lyon reportedly facing potential closure. The leadership shift, officially noted on June 30, suggests a potential restructuring for the studio.

Shack NewsNeutral

Weekend PC Download Deals for July 3: Steam Summer Sale continues

The Steam Summer Sale and other PC gaming storefronts are offering numerous deals on a wide variety of titles. This includes discounts on major releases, indie games, and bundles across platforms like Steam, Epic Games Store, GOG, and Humble Bundle. Several retailers are participating, with prices and availability varying.

Metro UKVery positive

Nintendo Switch 2 has accidentally become the most appealing console right now

Amidst rising console prices and studio closures from Sony and Microsoft, the Nintendo Switch 2 has emerged as the most appealing gaming device due to its competitive pricing and value. Despite not being as powerful as its rivals, the Switch 2 offers a more futureproof investment with strong first-party support and a growing library of third-party titles, making it a stable and accessible option for consumers.

Retro GamerVery negative

After a disastrous Skyrim launch, Switch 2 getting Oblivion Remastered in August is less exciting – especially when Bethesda won't show much gameplay footage or fix the existing versions of this RPG

Bethesda has confirmed that The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered will launch on Nintendo Switch 2 on August 11th, releasing on cartridge. However, concerns are high due to the poor performance of Skyrim on Switch 2 at launch and the existing remaster's issues on PC, with many questioning the lack of gameplay footage in the announcement trailer.

Droid GamersPositive

Netflix Unhinged Is an Interactive Horror Game Where Your Phone Is Both a Controller and a Lifeline

Netflix is launching Unhinged, an interactive horror game set to release on June 30, 2026. The game utilizes a TV for display and a mobile phone as both a controller and a lifeline, with players physically moving their phones to control the protagonist. The cast includes Zoë Kravitz, Sadie Sink, and Troy Baker, and the game features two modes: Story Mode and a more challenging Standard Mode.

Shack NewsNeutral

Weekend PC Download Deals for June 26: Steam Summer Sale and friends

Multiple PC gaming storefronts, including Steam, GOG.com, and Epic Games Store, are hosting major summer sales with thousands of deals. Notable discounts are available on titles like Call of Duty: Black Ops 7, DOOM: The Dark Ages, and Cyberpunk 2077 Ultimate Edition. Some platforms also offer free titles or additional discounts for subscribers.

FZ.sePositive

Nu är det spelhelg, för bövelen!

Several individuals share their gaming plans for the weekend, covering a diverse range of titles including Assassin's Creed Rogue, 007 Legends, Cyberpunk 2077, and The Last of Us Part II. Some are revisiting classics like Red Faction: Guerrilla and X-COM, while others are trying new addictive experiences like Ball x Pit.

Retro GamerPositive

Any Nintendo Switch 2 storage discount looks good right now, so half off a Samsung microSD card is a surprising discount…

A significant discount is available on a 256GB Samsung P9 microSD Express card, priced at $40, representing a 50% saving. This card is highlighted as suitable for the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2, offering transfer speeds of up to 800MB/s. While 256GB may be sufficient for many Switch 2 titles, larger games like Assassin's Creed Shadows and Cyberpunk 2077 might require more storage.

Rock Paper ShotgunPositive

Steam Machine review: A singular living room PC that's more expensive than I'd like, but too special not to love

The new Steam Machine offers a unique and compact living room PC experience, though its high price point is a significant drawback. Despite performance limitations compared to more expensive custom builds, it excels in quiet operation, small form factor, and seamless integration with SteamOS and the Steam Controller, making it a compelling, albeit costly, option for a dedicated home entertainment PC.

EurogamerPositive

Steam Machine: the big tech questions answered

This article addresses key hardware questions surrounding the Steam Machine, collaborating with RPS for expert insights. It discusses value for money compared to building a PC, performance longevity, 4K gaming expectations, and customizability options. The piece also touches on modding capabilities, Windows installation, and thermal performance, concluding that the Steam Machine offers a quiet and safe living room PC experience.

Shack NewsPositive

Weekend PC Download Deals for June 19: GOG.com Summer Sale

This weekend's PC gaming deals include GOG.com's Summer Sale featuring discounts on titles like Hollow Knight Silksong and Cyberpunk 2077 Ultimate Edition. Steam and Epic Games Store also have various sales, with free games available on Epic Games Store and Amazon Luna. Humble Bundle offers several game bundles for different price tiers.

Retro GamerNeutral

PlayStation CEO responds to reports Sony is abandoning PC, seemingly confirms big single-player games will be PS5…

PlayStation CEO Hideaki Nishino has indicated that Sony will prioritize PlayStation 5 exclusivity for its in-house developed single-player games, while live-service titles will continue to be released on both PS5 and PC. This strategy shift suggests a move away from the multiplatform releases previously seen with titles like Horizon and The Last of Us, aligning with reports that PlayStation is re-evaluating its PC release strategy for major first-party games.