Alan Velasco

The gaming industry has taken a dip since the historic highs of the COVID lockdown era. The impending release of the highly anticipated Grand Theft Auto VI, which has gamers searching high and low for any shred of information, is currently considered so big that it could potentially shock the industry out of its doldrums, bring new gamers into the fold and perhaps unlock an opportunity for higher revenue. Epyllion, a diversified holding company which

Sony is adding a solid set of new game titles for the month of January to its PlayStation Plus Game Catalog, for users who subscribe to the Extra and Premium tiers. The lineup includes one of the gaming giant’s crown jewels, a few indie darlings, and some classic games that will bring a smile to the face of retro gamers. There’s plenty here to help keep gamers occupied as they wait for Grand Theft Auto

Marvel Rivals has managed to breakthrough in the cutthroat live service games space, even as some players complained about bots. It has become one of the most popular games on Steam, often finding itself in the top 5 most played games on the platform, while also finding an audience on consoles. This has led to Marvel Rivals bringing in over $80 million in its first month of availability. According to Chinese publication Game Look, the game

Apple Intelligence hasn’t quite lived up to the hype. The piecemeal rollout has been les than stellar, and to make matters worse, it often delivers inaccurate information to users and has been called out by news organizations for doing so. Thankfully, Apple gives users a lot of control over what AI features are enabled or disabled, and there’s a scorched Earth option, if you’d like, to reclaim the storage space required to run it. On

Xbox Developer_Direct is back for a third year to give gamers a closer look at some of the games coming to the platform in 2025, including behind the scene interviews with the developers making the magic happen. This year has a solid roundup of games, with a heavy hitter alongside some brand new entries. There’s even a hint of a surprise reveal, so there’s a chance we get a hot shadow drop like Hi-Fi Rush,

Monster Hunter Wilds is one of the most hotly anticipated game releases of early 2025. While players had the opportunity to participate in an open beta late last year, Capcom heard gamers’ pleas to be able to get one more beta in before the game’s official release. It will mostly be the same experience seen in the first beta, with the addition of a new hunt. During this beta players will be able to use the character

Microsoft wants people and organizations to pick up a new PC in 2025, referring to it as “the year of the Windows 11 PC refresh.” To try and entice users to make the jump to its latest operating system, it’s highlighting the benefits available in the latest crop of Copilot+ PCs. Although it’s also reminding those who would prefer to stay on Windows 10 that their PCs are nearing the end of the line for

The rollout of Apple Intelligence has been a rough, with features being released piecemeal through a series of updates to iOS 18, iPad OS 18 and macOS 15. Despite these operating systems having launched several months ago, there are still missing features that the company sold customers on. Unfortunately for Apple, the optics of its struggling AI aren’t getting any better with its latest failure. This most recent gaffe came by way of the notification

NVIDIA has been busy at this year’s CES, unveiling a lot of new hardware including its latest line of GPUs and best efforts in what it believes is the future of robotics. However, you can’t exactly fit a full-fledged RTX 5090 into something like a Steam Deck. That’s where GeForce NOW comes in handy, and the service will finally be getting a native app for the gaming handheld. Steam Deck owners have already been able

Grand Theft Auto VI is sucking up all the oxygen in the gaming space. Some fans have been coming up with fantastical theories about when the next trailer will drop, while others are crafting wishlists of what they want from the next entry in the hit franchise. While Rockstar has been tightlipped about GTA VI, it hasn’t stopped Take-Two’s CEO, Strauss Zelnick, from dropping hints during a wide-ranging interview. When asked to describe how the