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I usually try to go into new games without letting my past experiences with the series color my judgment, but honestly, I was pretty indifferent to Digimon Time Stranger at first. Previous Digimon games had disappointed me so much that I just didn’t have high hopes. But then I actually got to play it at Summer Game Fest and PAX West, and that totally changed things! It started to feel really special – there was a certain charm to it that reminded me of classic Japanese RPGs from the PS2 days. I started to get really excited about it.

This vinyl record physically includes just 15 songs. But, each copy also comes with a unique code allowing the purchaser to download the Final Fantasy Tactics Complete Soundtrack, which features a total of 102 tracks.

As Josh covered in his preview, Digimon Story: Time Stranger offers a lot of customization options specifically for PC. After playing the full game for over 17 hours on PC, I’m really pleased with what’s included. You can change the display mode (borderless or windowed), resolution (from 720p up to 4K, with support for 16:10 and 21:9 aspect ratios), and target frame rate (30, 60, or 144). There are also several image quality presets, and you can fine-tune these settings: toggle v-sync, toggle FXAA, MSAA (from 0x to 8x), toggle TAA, toggle depth of field, toggle bloom, toggle volumetric fog, toggle screen space reflections, toggle ambient occlusion, adjust texture quality (low, medium, high), adjust texture filtering (from bilinear to anisotropic 16x), and adjust character density (low, high, very high). Digimon Story: Time Stranger also lets you rebind almost all controls when using either a controller or keyboard and mouse through the button configuration options.

That beloved meme has reached a new height! The Refrogger Supporter Pack for Arma Reforger was released on Steam yesterday, and it includes some of the most unusual digital items ever offered in the Arma series.

If you’re starting the Witchful Thinking Star Path, here’s a complete list of all the tasks, with instructions on how to finish each one.

Based on information from SteamDB and recent data discovered by the community on the Prototype subreddit, the game’s credits have been updated. The updates now include both Iron Galaxy and Ubisoft Connect. These new credits show hundreds of changes, with specific mentions of teams working on “downloadable content” and a “Ubisoft Connect Version” of the game.

The latest update includes security improvements to the system software, according to the brief release notes. Throughout 2025, the console has received several updates, including the return of classic PlayStation user interfaces and significant changes to activity settings. Overall, 2025 has focused on making small but noticeable improvements to how users experience the PS5. More details are available on the official website.

[Deathwatch] continues the story and uses the characters established in the main Rainbow Six Siege games,” a representative from Ubisoft explained to IGN. “The series stays true to the original game, but some events were altered or reimagined for the TV adaptation.

During the interview, Spencer mentioned that the most popular older games people ask for from Microsoft are the Japanese role-playing games Blue Dragon and Lost Odyssey, along with the Western-developed titles Crimson Skies and MechAssault.

Currently, the developers haven’t made any official announcement regarding a possible console version. They seem just as surprised by the success of CloverPit. Their earlier game, Yellow taxi goes vroom, didn’t achieve nearly the same level of popularity, only reaching a peak of 174 concurrent players (according to SteamDB).