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24.04.2025

Everything but the Beholders: D&D updates core rules, sticks with CC license - Ars Technica

Campaigns and spinoffs, even commercial, can use basic pieces for free.

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24.04.2025

Bethesda isn’t shutting down ambitious fan-made “Skyblivion” remaster project - Ars Technica

“Bethesda has always been supportive of community projects like ours…”…

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24.04.2025

Backward compatible: Many old Oblivion mods still work on Oblivion Remastered - Ars Technica

The modding community is already hard at work despite lack of “official” support.

Ars Technica

23.04.2025

You can play the Unreal-powered The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion remaster today - Ars Technica

“Surprise” dropped today, the game overhauls leveling and graphics.

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23.04.2025

12-year-old Doom 2 challenge map finally beaten after six-hour, 23K-demon grind - Ars Technica

Streamer Coincident gets a dream run on the Okuplok’s nightmarish “slaughter map.”…

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22.04.2025

Teen coder shuts down open source Mac app Whisky, citing harm to paid apps - Ars Technica

Developer tells Ars free app could “seriously threaten CrossOver’s viability.”…

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22.04.2025

HBO’s The Last of Us reaches “The Moment” game fans have been dreading - Ars Technica

A shocking scene hits a bit different thanks to some odd narrative choices.

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19.04.2025

Assassin’s Creed Shadows is the dad rock of video games, and I love it - Ars Technica

It also proves AAA publishers should be more willing to delay their games.

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19.04.2025

Nintendo raises planned Switch 2 accessory prices amid tariff “uncertainty” - Ars Technica

Prices for hardware and games remain steady, delayed US preorders open April 24.

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19.04.2025

Sunderfolk review: RPG magic that transports your friends together - Ars Technica

Using your phone as a controller keeps you engaged with this accommodating RPG.

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18.04.2025

Diablo vs. Darkest Dungeon: RPG devs on balancing punishment and power - Ars Technica

In interviews, two devs offer contrasting views of what makes an RPG fun.

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18.04.2025

What do you actually do in Mario Kart World’s vast open world? - Ars Technica

Nintendo also shows off new “Charge Jump” race technique, “reimagined” classic courses.

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15.04.2025

Razer built a game-streaming app on top of Moonlight, and it’s not too bad - Ars Technica

Razer took an open source app and made it simpler. A lead dev is all for it.

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11.04.2025

Five standout games revealed at today’s Triple-i Showcase - Ars Technica

More than 35 games in 45 minutes, and some of them were danged intriguing.

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10.04.2025

Why Trump’s tariffs probably won’t cause an immediate Switch 2 price bump - Ars Technica

But import taxes could impact longer-term pricing, US console supplies.

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09.04.2025

Carmack defends AI tools after Quake fan calls Microsoft AI demo “disgusting” - Ars Technica

Carmack: “Power tools” like AI are “central to all the progress in computers.”…

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09.04.2025

Mario Kart World’s $80 price isn’t that high, historically - Ars Technica

Adjusting for inflation shows console game prices have been higher in the recent past.

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08.04.2025

Nintendo explains why Switch 2 hardware and software cost so much - Ars Technica

$450 system isn’t being sold at a loss, wasn’t priced with tariffs in mind.

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08.04.2025

Balatro yet again subject to mods’ poor understanding of “gambling” - Ars Technica

YouTube restricts some, but not all, videos depicting the poker-ish indie game.

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08.04.2025

Nintendo isn’t using anti-drift Hall effect sensors on Switch 2 joysticks - Ars Technica

But Nintendo promises “redesigned” Joy-Cons are “smoother” and “more durable.”…

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06.04.2025

Dustland Delivery plays like a funny, tough, post-apocalyptic Oregon Trail - Ars Technica

Buy low, sell high, fight raiders, and fix tires in this quirky RPG.

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05.04.2025

Switch 2 preorders delayed over Trump tariff uncertainty - Ars Technica

Nintendo will “assess” market conditions; planned June 5 launch date still set for now.

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05.04.2025

Not just Switch 2: ESA warns Trump’s tariffs will hurt the entire game industry - Ars Technica

“[It’s] hard to imagine a world where tariffs like these don’t impact pricing.”…

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04.04.2025

Hands-on with the Switch 2: It’s the Switch, too - Ars Technica

It’s bigger, it’s more powerful, and it has some weird Nintendo control gimmicks.

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03.04.2025

Nintendo unveils Switch 2 ahead of June 5 launch - Ars Technica

$449 buys easier multiplayer, mouse mode, and a chance to upgrade older titles.

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03.04.2025

A look at the Switch 2’s initial games, both familiar and what-the-heck - Ars Technica

A bit of early 2020s triple-A, some neat originals, and two wild arrivals.

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03.04.2025

First-party Switch 2 games—including re-releases—all run either $70 or $80 - Ars Technica

All Nintendo titles see an increase from the $60 Switch 1 status quo.

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02.04.2025

The timeless genius of a 1980s Atari developer and his swimming salmon masterpiece - Ars Technica

Doctors said he’d die by 13, but Bill Williams turned long odds into iconic art about endurance.

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02.04.2025

Satisfactory now has controller support, so there’s no excuse for your bad lines - Ars Technica

Can you mine resources and build factories with merely sticks and buttons?

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02.04.2025

What we’re expecting from Nintendo’s Switch 2 announcement Wednesday - Ars Technica

We take some wild stabs ahead of the big “Nintendo Direct” presentation.

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29.03.2025

Nintendo hints at enhanced “Switch 2 Edition games” for new console - Ars Technica

Fine print suggests visual upgrades for original Switch games on new hardware.

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28.03.2025

Pillars of Eternity is getting turn-based combat, all but demanding replays - Ars Technica

A surprising addition in patch notes for a 10-year-old CRPG classic.

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28.03.2025

Nintendo’s new system for sharing digital Switch games, explained - Ars Technica

“Virtual game cards” don’t require an Internet check-in after the initial loan.

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26.03.2025

After DDOS attacks, Blizzard rolls back Hardcore WoW deaths for the first time - Ars Technica

New policy comes as OnlyFangs streaming guild planned to quit over DDOS disruptions.

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26.03.2025

No cloud needed: Nvidia creates gaming-centric AI chatbot that runs on your GPU - Ars Technica

Nvidia G-Assist has limited functionality right now, but it runs locally.

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25.03.2025

How a nephew’s CD burner inspired early Valve to embrace DRM - Ars Technica

Valve’s Harrington: Unchecked CD duplication “put our entire business model at risk.”…

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22.03.2025

Why Anthropic’s Claude still hasn’t beaten Pokémon - Ars Technica

Weeks later, Sonnet’s “reasoning” model is struggling with a game designed for children.

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21.03.2025

Hands-on with Frosthaven’s ambitious port from gigantic box to inviting PC game - Ars Technica

Checking out an early version, headed by X-COM creator Julian Gollop.

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19.03.2025

New Portal pinball table may be the closest we’re gonna get to Portal 3 - Ars Technica

Officially licensed spin-off features familiar voice talent; starts at $11,620.

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19.03.2025

Developer’s GDC billboard pokes at despised former Google Stadia exec - Ars Technica

Satirical San Francisco billboard asks: “Has a Harrison fired you lately?”…

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Everything but the Beholders: D&D updates core rules, sticks with CC license - Ars Technica

Bethesda isn’t shutting down ambitious fan-made “Skyblivion” remaster project - Ars Technica

Backward compatible: Many old Oblivion mods still work on Oblivion Remastered - Ars Technica

You can play the Unreal-powered The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion remaster today - Ars Technica

12-year-old Doom 2 challenge map finally beaten after six-hour, 23K-demon grind - Ars Technica

Teen coder shuts down open source Mac app Whisky, citing harm to paid apps - Ars Technica

HBO’s The Last of Us reaches “The Moment” game fans have been dreading - Ars Technica

Assassin’s Creed Shadows is the dad rock of video games, and I love it - Ars Technica

Nintendo raises planned Switch 2 accessory prices amid tariff “uncertainty” - Ars Technica

Sunderfolk review: RPG magic that transports your friends together - Ars Technica

Diablo vs. Darkest Dungeon: RPG devs on balancing punishment and power - Ars Technica

What do you actually do in Mario Kart World’s vast open world? - Ars Technica

Razer built a game-streaming app on top of Moonlight, and it’s not too bad - Ars Technica

Five standout games revealed at today’s Triple-i Showcase - Ars Technica

Why Trump’s tariffs probably won’t cause an immediate Switch 2 price bump - Ars Technica

Carmack defends AI tools after Quake fan calls Microsoft AI demo “disgusting” - Ars Technica

Mario Kart World’s $80 price isn’t that high, historically - Ars Technica

Nintendo explains why Switch 2 hardware and software cost so much - Ars Technica

Balatro yet again subject to mods’ poor understanding of “gambling” - Ars Technica

Nintendo isn’t using anti-drift Hall effect sensors on Switch 2 joysticks - Ars Technica

Dustland Delivery plays like a funny, tough, post-apocalyptic Oregon Trail - Ars Technica

Switch 2 preorders delayed over Trump tariff uncertainty - Ars Technica

Not just Switch 2: ESA warns Trump’s tariffs will hurt the entire game industry - Ars Technica

Hands-on with the Switch 2: It’s the Switch, too - Ars Technica

Nintendo unveils Switch 2 ahead of June 5 launch - Ars Technica

A look at the Switch 2’s initial games, both familiar and what-the-heck - Ars Technica

First-party Switch 2 games—including re-releases—all run either $70 or $80 - Ars Technica

The timeless genius of a 1980s Atari developer and his swimming salmon masterpiece - Ars Technica

Satisfactory now has controller support, so there’s no excuse for your bad lines - Ars Technica

What we’re expecting from Nintendo’s Switch 2 announcement Wednesday - Ars Technica

Nintendo hints at enhanced “Switch 2 Edition games” for new console - Ars Technica

Pillars of Eternity is getting turn-based combat, all but demanding replays - Ars Technica

Nintendo’s new system for sharing digital Switch games, explained - Ars Technica

After DDOS attacks, Blizzard rolls back Hardcore WoW deaths for the first time - Ars Technica

No cloud needed: Nvidia creates gaming-centric AI chatbot that runs on your GPU - Ars Technica

How a nephew’s CD burner inspired early Valve to embrace DRM - Ars Technica

Why Anthropic’s Claude still hasn’t beaten Pokémon - Ars Technica

Hands-on with Frosthaven’s ambitious port from gigantic box to inviting PC game - Ars Technica

New Portal pinball table may be the closest we’re gonna get to Portal 3 - Ars Technica

Developer’s GDC billboard pokes at despised former Google Stadia exec - Ars Technica

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