How Elite Influenced Starfield and 40 Years of Space Games

If you want to step into Johnny Silverhand’s shoes, Cyberpunk 2077 allows you to do so. With a little bit of leg work, and some time playing the game, you too can look like the character, down to what he wears. You won’t just dress as him, but you’ll also be able to drive and fight like him if you choose to play that way. Each piece of gear that’s a part of Silverhand is easy to get but is missable. This guide should help out and cut down the time on your search. To learn how to get Johnny Silverhand’s car, gun, and clothing in Cyberpunk 2077, follow this guide. 

Starfield was extensively playtested by Bethesda devs often working from home, and Todd Howard says this approach worked so well that the studio's going to apply the method to its future games, with the studio's next confirmed, albeit far-off project obviously being The Elder Scrolls 6.

Bethesda is known for making big, blockbuster RPGs—but Starfield's space combat was a totally new frontier for the team. I've personally found a decent bit of fun in zipping around and knocking pirates out of the sky, even if it's clearly not the game's main focus. I don't envy the devs saddled with the task of balancing dogfights in space.

Thailand made a piece of Asian Games history when they won the first medal ever in eSports as China's gold rush momentarily came off the tracks in cycling on Tuesday.

While there are many different companions you can find and recruit in Starfield, Andreja is one of the most important.

For a good few decades the gold standard on how to tank a brand was New Coke.  In 1985 Coke decided to change its flavor, and that went over so well it became the textbook example of the a company being completely disconnected from what its userbase needed.  Then Elon Musk bought Twitter in 2022 and the fallout made the Coke decision seem like corporate management at its most thoughtful, but there’s still enough life left in the platform that this Tuesday’s Unity announcement practically caused it to explode.  When a company that’s as ubiquitous in gaming as Unity decides it wants to compete with 1985 Coke and 2022 Twitter in terms of spiking its brand, people are going to talk.

The first voice you hear in Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon belongs to Handler Walter, the mysterious figure that brought you to Rubicon and gets you many of the contract jobs that you complete throughout the game. Another voice you hear early on is Ayre, a disembodied Rubiconian who saves your life at the end of Chapter 1. Both of these figures talk to you throughout the game and form a bond as the story unfolds. In the game’s final chapter, you must choose to either follow the plans of Walter’s group, the Overseers, and destroy the Coral or side with Ayre and ensure the Coral’s survival. If you decide to follow Ayre’s path, the final boss of the game is Handler Walter who pilots his own unique AC. With your goal only moments away, it’s time for the hound to bite his master’s hand. This guide will tell players how to defeat The Handler Walter Boss Fight in Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon.

There are a lot of things that Starfield lets you do, even if its detrimental to your own health. You have to live with the consequences of your actions of course, but there are very few things that the game takes completely off the table. One of those things was getting out of your ship whilst you're flying through space, something that the last fifty years of sci-fi movies and video games warns you not to do.

It turns out that Starfield has a hidden, but surprisingly robust support for spacewalking - and all you have to do to unlock it is type a few commands into the in-game console.

A Marvel's Spider-Man 2 visual comparison has made the sequel feel worth the wait thanks to just how much better developer Insomniac has made New York look.

Microsoft announced that the Xbox Digital Broadcast is returning for Tokyo Game Show 2023 after last year's debut. The Xbox Digital Broadcast is set to air on Tokyo Game Show’s official YouTube channel and select Xbox social channels in Japanese, English, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Malay, Thai, Vietnamese, Indonesian, French, German, and Castilian Spanish starting September 21st at 6 PM JST / 9 AM UTC / 2 AM PDT. The broadcast will also be available with Japanese Sign Language (JSL), Australian Sign Language (AusLan), and audio descriptions in both Japanese and English.

Opinions on Starfield are all over the place, but two criticisms are pretty widely shared: One, the maps aren't very good, and two, it's a bit disappointing that there aren't any ground vehicles to explore planets with.