In the year of our lord Rodney Mullen that is 2019, skateboarding will live again next month when Session does a gnarly nosegrind into Steam’s Early Access. A spiritual successor to Skate in the controls department, Session will feature “true stance-stick controls” that allow you to access each of the appendages that you use to control your falling (or walk, as most call it) as you pull off some rad tricks around New York City brah.

The game, which was available for purchase, stepped the line after making some pretty hectic promises to the people who bought it Parody games aren’t exactly a difficult genre to find. Just like any form of art, video games are an easy target for those wanting to take the piss out of some of the more successful games out there. …

Gamers who require a little more of that historic retro experience will be able to emulate older systems all through the comfort of Steam

Showing off some of the experimental updates and inclusions, Steam Labs is meant to involve users in the process of enhancing and building on Valve’s storefront.

The ball is in G2A’s court, but as long as there’s money to be made from a grey market of illicitly obtained download keys for games, it sounds like the company believes that a cure is better than prevention of the illness that currently plagues it.

With a far more generous cut of the sales of games done through them, the Epic Games Store has managed to earn plenty of exclusive titles and scorn from gamers alike. So what does Epic Games founder and head honcho Tim Sweeney have to say about all this? That this aggressive approach is the only way to break Valve’s monopoly on the industry.

Steam is rolling out it’s latest mega sale with discounts on nearly everything. Here’s just a quick round up for some of the highlights. Despite subscription services being the latest craze for game publishers, if you haven’t hopped on the bandwagon then the Steam Summer Sale is exactly what you’re looking forward to. The annual sale promises massive discounts on …

Once Shadowkeep launches on September 17, Destiny 2 will go free to play and will be renamed Destiny 2: New Light. This free to play version of the game will include the Destiny 2 base game, Curse of Osiris and Warmind as “all year one content, including "foundational modes, activities and rewards,” will be made available to players.