If you’re a racing game fan with some free time, you’re in the right spot! The best way to pass the time while waiting for something new is to dive into more racing games – or any content related to the sport.
The popular crime drama Peaky Blinders premiered in 2013 and followed the Shelby family’s criminal activities in Birmingham after World War I. Over six exciting seasons, the show received praise from both critics and viewers.
On March 12th, the official Grok account announced that the feature is now exclusively for paying subscribers, and encouraged people to subscribe to gain access.
A picture is circulating online showing actor Rhodes as the character Guile from Street Fighter playing the game on a PlayStation 5. The game’s director, Nakayama-san, is also in the photo and seems pleased with how Rhodes looks as Guile. Rhodes shared the picture on X (formerly Twitter), jokingly mentioning that Nakayama-san defeated him soundly in the game.
Have you ever noticed how some gaming mishaps are mildly amusing, while others are absolutely hilarious? It often seems like luck, but there’s usually a reason why certain fails are so funny. The best moments happen when something unexpected occurs, the timing is perfect, and the player reacts in a genuinely human way to the chaos. It’s not about a clever joke; it’s about the game’s natural silliness creating the humor.
A playable demo of the game Villion:Code will be available at Happinet Game Fes 2026, held at Belle Salle Akihabara on March 28th and 29th. Attendees will also get a first look at demos for other games like Brigandine Abyss, Utawarerumono: Past and Present Rediscovered, and the newest Neptunia title.
Pearl Abyss has shared performance expectations for Crimson Desert on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, ROG Ally, and Mac, depending on the graphics settings you choose. The game is scheduled to launch on March 19th for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC (via Steam). You can watch the official launch trailer from Pearl Abyss for a closer look.
As a big YouTube and social media user, I’ve noticed a TON of AI-generated content popping up everywhere lately – it’s almost impossible to avoid! A lot of creators are really frustrated with it, especially when it comes to Shorts. They’re calling it “AI slop” because it feels low-effort and just floods the platform.
I recently got to try out this game, thanks to Nintendo letting us play it early – just like they did with Elden Ring. And good news, it seems like the Switch port is shaping up really well! I can’t give a super detailed breakdown of how it runs, but playing in handheld mode, it looked pretty fantastic. It’s probably not running at a full 1080p, but whatever they’re doing to upscale the graphics isn’t too noticeable or overdone.
The growing demand for RAM from artificial intelligence and data centers has created a shortage across many industries. This is causing problems for manufacturers, leading to higher prices for some handheld gaming consoles and possible delays for the launch of new gaming systems.