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Blaze is teasing a new Evercade Nexus console, and the retro gaming glutton in me is hoping it'll be a PS2 era…
Blaze has teased a new retro gaming console called the Evercade Nexus, with speculation suggesting it could emulate PlayStation 2 era games. While official details are scarce, the company is accepting mailing list sign-ups for more information. The article discusses potential pricing and its place in the competitive retro hardware market.
The Forza Horizon 6 system requirements are in and it's good news for older PCs and handhelds
The system requirements for Forza Horizon 6 have been revealed, indicating that the game will be accessible on a wide range of PC hardware, including older systems and handheld devices like the Steam Deck and ASUS ROG Ally. The minimum specifications suggest that 16 GB of RAM and older generation CPUs and GPUs will be sufficient for playable frame rates at 1080p resolution, with higher-end hardware needed for 1440p and 4K resolutions, and ray tracing features.
Pretend you own an undelayed Steam Machine with this fine Steam Deck dock, now 33% off in the Amazon Spring Sale
Ugreen's 9-in-1 docking station for the Steam Deck is currently on sale for $40 in the Amazon US Spring Sale, marking its lowest price. This accessory allows users to connect their Steam Deck to a monitor or TV, effectively turning it into a makeshift Steam Machine or Linux PC, offering a more affordable alternative to Valve's official dock.
Gold Gold Adventue Gold’s March Update is LIVE!
The city-builder Gold Gold Adventure Gold has received its March update, introducing Angel Gobbo, new biomes, terraforming, and a Conquest Mode. The game is currently 30% off on Steam as part of the Spring Sale. A Steam Deck patch is also planned for release next month.
Pearl Abyss Crimson Desert Achieves 3 Million Copies Sold Worldwide - GameHaunt
Crimson Desert has sold over 3 million copies worldwide within four days of its March 25, 2026 launch across PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. Developer Pearl Abyss confirmed the milestone, highlighting the game's strong performance and positive player reception, which has been further bolstered by quick patches addressing player feedback on PC.
Forza Horizon 6 PC Requirements Revealed, Extreme RT Setting Demands RTX 5070 Ti and 32 GB RAM
The PC system requirements for Forza Horizon 6 have been revealed, detailing specifications for various graphical settings including Extreme with ray tracing. Recommended specs for 1440p at 60+ FPS include an Intel Core i5-12400F and an RTX 3060 Ti, while the highest settings targeting 4K require an RTX 5070 Ti and 32 GB of RAM. The game launches May 19th for Xbox Series X/S and PC, featuring support for DLSS, FSR, and XeSS technologies.
With rumors pointing to Meta's next VR headset using pricey Micro-OLED displays, Valve's Steam Frame could…
Rumors suggest Meta's next VR headset, codenamed 'Phoenix', may feature expensive Micro-OLED displays, positioning it as a premium device similar to the Apple Vision Pro and potentially costing over $1,000. This shift in strategy could open opportunities for Valve's Steam Frame, which is confirmed to use LCD displays and may offer a more gamer-focused alternative if pricing remains competitive.
Nintendo is chopping Switch 2 production, and nobody is really surprised except, er, Nintendo
Nintendo has reportedly reduced production targets for its upcoming Switch 2 console due to weaker-than-expected overseas sales and a lack of compelling exclusive titles. The company is now planning to produce four million units this quarter instead of six million, though it maintains overall sales targets remain unchanged. This move highlights concerns about hardware costs and the need for 'killer games' to drive console adoption.
Darwin’s Paradox! Confirmed Steam Deck Verified Ahead of Launch
Konami and ZDT Studio have confirmed that their upcoming cinematic 2D action platformer, Darwin's Paradox!, has achieved Steam Deck Verified status. The game, which features platforming, puzzle-solving, and stealth elements, will launch on April 2, 2026, for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and PC.
Arcade racer Screamer’s first update nerfs AI difficulty, with an "additional balance pass" coming soon
Milestone has released the first update for the arcade racer Screamer, which nerfs AI difficulty in Tournament mode to address player complaints. The update also adds new visual elements to cutscenes and revamps dialogue for better clarity. A future balance pass for difficulty settings is planned, and the game has achieved Steam Deck Verified status.
ShantyTown Brings Its Calming City-Building to PAX East 2026
ShantyTown, a city-building game developed by Erik Rempen of Silk Softworks and published by Kinephantom Games, will be showcased at PAX East 2026. The game will feature an expanded Creative Mode and controller support, with attendees able to play the full game ahead of its April 16, 2026 release on Steam. The demo has already seen significant success, doubling wishlists and attracting over 30,000 players during Steam Next Fest.
Banquet For Fools review
Banquet For Fools is a demanding but rewarding RPG that prioritizes immersion and player effort, requiring active participation through manual note-taking and spell creation. Developed by Hannah and Joseph Games, the game features a unique world with a detailed social structure and engaging real-time combat, though its lack of guidance can sometimes lead to frustrating exhaustion.
I felt like playing a janky choice-driven RPG on my Steam Deck, and this gritty AA deepcut is hitting the spot for just…
Mars War: Logs, a 2013 choice-driven RPG from developer Spiders, is being revisited on Steam Deck for its gritty, non-traditional science fiction setting. Despite not receiving high review scores at launch, the game offers an interesting alternative to blockbuster titles for players seeking a more unique experience.
Give fascists the finger and a few bullets in Too Many F*cking Nazis
Too Many F*cking Nazis is a fast-paced boomer shooter with roguelite elements developed by Halftone Gaming. The game features a unique aesthetic, a punk attitude, and emphasizes character build crafting through perks and weapons. It will launch with native Windows support and Steam Deck verification via Proton.
TOO MANY F*CKING NAZIS - ANNOUNCEMENT TRAILER
Halftone revealed the first official trailer for Too Many F*cking Nazis, a fast-paced, aggressive first-person shooter with roguelite elements and a punk-inspired aesthetic. The game features high-speed movement, inventive weapons, and game-changing builds, challenging players to adapt and experiment. This announcement marks the first official public update since a viral tech test clip in mid-2025.
After closing the Crucial brand, Micron's revenues are soaring in the RAMpocalypse: "In the AI era, memory has become a strategic asset for our customers"
Micron Technology has reported soaring revenues in early 2026, driven by strong demand in the AI era and a strategic shift away from its consumer brand Crucial. Despite the closure of Crucial, the company's overall revenue has significantly increased year-over-year, with substantial contributions from mobile, client, and data center memory sectors. CEO Sanjay Mehrotra highlighted memory as a strategic asset for customers and announced a dividend increase, reflecting confidence in sustained business strength.
Psychological horror Who Are You will release in 5 days
The sci-fi psychological horror game "Who Are You!?" from Haunting Humans Studio will launch its first episode on PC via Steam on March 27th, 2026, with subsequent episodes unlocking further content. The game is set in the 1980s and explores themes of alien abduction and its psychological impact, featuring input from a psychologist and ufology researchers. It will also support Steam Deck and has received several indie game award nominations.
A Deep-Diving Action Strategy Across Multiple Parallel Worlds Million Depth Major 2.0 Update New Main Postgame Mode and Enhanced Roguelike Elements
PLAYISM and Cyber Space Biotope have released a major Ver. 2.0 update for the action strategy game Million Depth, significantly enhancing its roguelike elements with a new high-difficulty mode called Dimension Over Mode. The update also introduces a speedrunning mode, improved weapon crafting, Steam Deck compatibility, and various bug fixes. Additionally, a collaboration bundle with the adventure game Decollate Decoration is available.
Toxic Commando lead says Saber Interactive hasn't "ruled out" a Nintendo Switch 2 port
Saber Interactive has not ruled out the possibility of a Nintendo Switch port for John Carpenter's Toxic Commando. The game is already available on the ROG Ally, and the studio is also considering Steam Deck verification.
Screamer review
Screamer is a futuristic arcade racer with a unique twin-stick control scheme and a strong anime aesthetic, featuring a narrative-driven tournament mode. While praised for its presentation and numerous fresh ideas, the game's handling model and emphasis on boost mechanics over driving skill are criticized, making it difficult to bond with despite its admirable depth.
