
Not just Switch 2: ESA warns Trump’s tariffs will hurt the entire game industry
"[It's] hard to imagine a world where tariffs like these don’t impact pricing."
"[It's] hard to imagine a world where tariffs like these don’t impact pricing."
Nintendo will "assess" market conditions; planned June 5 launch date still set for now.
It's bigger, it's more powerful, and it has some weird Nintendo control gimmicks.
$449 buys easier multiplayer, mouse mode, and a chance to upgrade older titles.
We take some wild stabs ahead of the big "Nintendo Direct" presentation.
Claude's faulty "known entity" neurons sometimes override its "don't answer" circuitry.
Fine print suggests visual upgrades for original Switch games on new hardware.
"Virtual game cards" don't require an Internet check-in after the initial loan.
New policy comes as OnlyFangs streaming guild planned to quit over DDOS disruptions.
Valve's Harrington: Unchecked CD duplication "put our entire business model at risk."
Weeks later, Sonnet's "reasoning" model is struggling with a game designed for children.
Satirical San Francisco billboard asks: "Has a Harrison fired you lately?"
Officially licensed spin-off features familiar voice talent; starts at $11,620.
Cheap, unreliable ceramic APU resonators lead to "constant, pervasive, unavoidable" issues.
We're still a ways off from the conversational AI "partner" teased last year.
It needs to be more than just stock Windows with a coat of paint.
Explore a haunted house, destroy some zombies, and hone your touch typing at the same time.
Web game illicitly "wrapped in a mobile shell" climbed the paid App Store charts.
Analysts also warn that tariffs could increase prices for game software and hardware.
A "zero gravity training sphere" makes an appearance, obviously.
Opinion: Just as Half-Life 2 helped launch Steam, a sequel could help establish non-Windows PC gaming.
Small gameplay tweaks make for a completely fresh take on old challenges.
Data-mined engine updates suggest long-awaited sequel is in "polish and optimization" phase.
Let Ars help you find some needles in Steam's massive haystack of game trials.
Chinese AI firm says daily releases will reveal "code that moved our tiny moonshot forward."
Amazon-owned platform says "costly" historical archives don't drive "engagement."
Despite improvements, Microsoft's new model is still mainly useful for low-res prototypes.
So, what's your excuse?
Investigators decompiled the game to search through 2.2 billion random dungeon seeds.
Frequent problems include mangled quotes, editorializing, and outdated info.
Obsidian's new fantasy RPG asks you to be the unwelcome face of a hated occupying force.
The quick-hit Minesweeper-style RPG has just the right mix of logic and luck.
After 75K attempts over 5 years, Summoning Salt is hanging up the virtual gloves.
New method exploits a ladder-climbing glitch, emulator tools, and a bit of luck.
Users can access thumbsticks, shoulder buttons while sliding Joy-Cons on a flat surface.
Unlike Google search, AI writing assistant doesn't even cite its sources.