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The latest update for Metal Gear Solid Delta, version 1.1.3, is now available on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, with the Steam version set to release shortly. One of the key features in this update is the introduction of an inverted camera option. Konami mentions that the update has addressed minor bugs, improved textures and models in specific scenes, resolved game crashes, and fixed a bug related to unclaimed rewards for collecting GA-KO items.

The game shines brightest when it immerses you in vast, open-ended environments, such as the winding rivers of Sukhothai or the deserts surrounding the Giza pyramids. Wearing Indy’s iconic hat and navigating these intricate settings feels exhilarating. Every level is meticulously crafted to provide a sense of freedom for players, while seamlessly incorporating classic Indiana Jones elements into each setting.

In a Steam post, developer TVGS announced that mushrooms, having gathered over 269,000 votes in a community poll, will become the fourth scheduled drug type within their game. Additionally, players were given the chance to vote on other features such as drivers (with 139,000 votes) and fishing (85,000 votes). While these features didn’t win this round, TVGS mentioned they would be revisited in future community polls.

In 2025, the content creator, who was 35 years old at the time, became a major figure in streaming, consistently ranking among the top names. Remarkably, they held the title as the most-viewed streamer during Q2. This achievement was made even more impressive by the fact that they chose to stream on both Twitch and Kick platforms.

Leslie Swan, a long-time Nintendo employee, revealed in an interview with Time Extension that the name “Toadstool” for a popular character originated from a lack of communication between Japanese developers and American marketers early in Nintendo’s history.

As a devoted fan, I recently came across a fascinating interview featuring none other than the co-founder and studio head of Machine Games, Jens Gustafsson, delving into the intriguing lore behind the Wolfenstein trilogy. Spotted first by VideoGamesChronicle in a recent NoClip documentary, the journey of Machine Games’ Wolfenstein series began in 2014 with Wolfenstein: The New Order. The sequel, Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus, followed suit in 2017. Today, we’re focusing on the third installment of this captivating trilogy, although it’s important to note that Machine Games has also developed other Wolfenstein titles. The latest release, Wolfenstein: Youngblood, was launched in 2019, but it should be noted that this game is classified as a spin-off rather than an extension of the trilogy. If you’re keen to delve deeper into this conversation, I highly recommend checking out the full forty-minute documentary on YouTube. However, one particular moment caught my attention.

In this new combat system, you might find yourself struggling as the game doesn’t provide much help on how to adapt. However, rest assured, this tutorial will address both your concerns and help you navigate effectively.

During an interview for a Wolfenstein documentary by Noclip, Torvenius remarked that they’ve always viewed the Wolfenstein series as a trilogy. Even from the early stages of developing The New Order, they had a clear vision for B.J.’s character and the storyline throughout the trilogy. He emphasized this point because he believes there’s still more to come in the Wolfenstein saga.

Although Kick is known for providing some of the most unruly live-streamed content on the internet, a broadcaster’s experiences within a Thai forest have left viewers with chills running down their spines.