Over the last few weeks, I’ve been browsing the Odd Tinkering channel, which has been a godsend of a how-to visual manual that shows just how video game devices and peripherals can be restored to mint condition.

For all those folks begging for a new video game set in the world of Avatar, we have only one thing to say to you: “That’s rough buddy.”

Bloober’s next game might be doing things a little differently, as the studio has begun recruiting for a number of positions on a "new big project," with an eye on nabbing a combat programmer who knows a thing or two about both melee and ranged combat.

No, not the kind of corruption that would have a Bioware boss trying to sell it back to developers for a profit. You’ve been reading the newspaper, haven’t you?

EA’s plan to acquire racing game factory Codemasters may have been one of the smartest purchases that the company has ever made. With the UK powerhouse producer in its pocket, EA not only has access to IPs such as Formula 1, Dirt, and Grid, it has actual talent that it can trust with its own racing game properties as well.

Mass Effect lives once again in May, this time as a remaster of the original trilogy of games that adds a whole lot of spit and polish to the crew of the Normandy. There’s a lot that has been done behind the scenes to get the older games running at a more modern pace, from graphical overhauls to a partial remake of the original Mass Effect even.

It’s a pretty big deal for both players, as they battled through FIFA's notoriously tough qualifiers to reach the global stage.

Last year’s launch of the PS5 was a perfect example of what happens when constrained supply meets high demand. Between rabid fans and unscrupulous scalpers, you couldn’t find a single next-gen console in stock. So how well did the PS5 sell then once all the buying dust had settled? Sony published the earning results for Q3 FY2020 this morning, and as you’d expect, the answer is very.