Category: Technology

Microsoft has now confirmed UK pricing for its official Series X/S 1TB expandable storage – and it’s £220. Pre-orders are now live via the Microsoft Store. The company has also posted a Q&A blog on the external storage option, which goes through much of what we already reported below. A couple of interesting points jumped […]

Long-running fantasy MMO RuneScape will, almost 20 years after its initial launch, be making its way to Steam on 14th October. Since its release back in 2001, RuneScape has only been available from developer Jagex’s website, but it’ll finally be making its way to Valve’s platform next month as part of the studio’s “mission to […]

Barely a month has passed since Flight Simulator swooped onto PC in a cloud of acclaim, but already developer Asobo is poised to release its first major update; it’s coming next Tuesday, 29th September, and will deliver a much-improved (and typically gorgeous) rendition of Japan. Prior to release, Asobo explained its monthly post-launch update schedule […]

Amazon’s long-rumoured cloud gaming service has finally been unveiled; it’s called Luna and will be heading to Fire TV, PC, Mac, iPhone, iPad, and Android soon. As with Google and Microsoft’s similarly styled offerings, Stadia and Cloud Gaming with Xbox Game Pass, Amazon’s pitch is immediate access to a wide range of games across multiple […]

Fans of Yakuza could soon have another avenue in which to sate their desire for crime-hued soap opera and sudden-onset absurdity, thanks to a new effort to adapt Sega’s long-running video game series for the movie screen. That’s according to Variety, which reports that Sega has teamed up with US companies 1212 Entertainment and Wild […]

Midway. Midway? Midway. That could be the name for this whole series, a tribute to a world of games that companies such as Midway moulded by pushing the medium forward in so many odd ways. Because I can assure you, nobody is really going to obtain this much artistic value from something like Red Dead […]

Denis Villeneuve’s Dune is looking just fine, but will it ever come close to what would have been Alejandro Jodorowsky’s Dune? You might have seen Frank Pavich’s documentary on one of the great unmade movies, and one of cinema’s greatest ‘what ifs’ – it was set to be a 14-hour epic with an all-star cast […]