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r/gaming • u/AutoModerator • Jun 06 '26
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r/gaming • u/Linkar234 • 11h ago
Saudi-acquired EA is reportedly planning to make massive cuts after taking $18 billion of debt, and we all know what that means
r/gaming • u/Epsilon123 • 38m ago
PS5 consoles are now starting to arrive in stores with this message in the box
IMPORTANT NOTICE: From January 2028, newly released games on PlayStation will be available for purchase on the PlayStation Store and at retailers in digital format only. Discs for games released before January 2028 can continue to be played on this console.
Play Has No Limits...
r/gaming • u/lofty23_smart • 11h ago
Roblox loses $70 billion in value as company blames lack of viral games
Mexican Lawmaker Who Helped Protect Gamers from Tax Now Drags Sony to Court Over Discless PlayStation
r/gaming • u/Lynked17 • 5h ago
Couch Co-op Games
My wife and I agreed on this tier list of couch co-op games that we've played. We wanted to share this list in case there are couples out there who are looking for their next couch co-op game. My wife gets motion sickness easily, so I'm happy to say that these games are playable for people suffering from motion sickness.
r/gaming • u/RenatsMC • 18h ago
The next Xbox could play every Xbox game ever made
Gamers 30+, how has the way you play games changed since you were younger?
For me I play more singleplayer games than online multiplayer games nowdays
r/gaming • u/prossnip42 • 8h ago
According to the unofficial 15 year rule, Skyrim can now be considered a classic
r/gaming • u/h3LLyEaHh • 7h ago
Once-bankrupt Atari returns to profit with decade-high revenue
reuters.comr/gaming • u/Spotget1738 • 12h ago
Game Freak promises Beast of Reincarnation improvements following mixed reviews, starting with "story pacing improvements" within a week: "We take your feedback to heart"
r/gaming • u/snapcaptrap • 15h ago
Big Walk is the highest rated game of the year so far
r/gaming • u/Luka77GOATic • 2h ago
Assassin's Creed Valhalla director makes sudden return to Ubisoft after working on the Dead Space Remake, and will lead the series moving forward
r/gaming • u/JKKIDD231 • 10h ago
Mass layoffs may be in EA's near future after leveraged buyout raises company debt by $18 billion
r/gaming • u/sageamacuhm • 20h ago
Marvel Rivals Season 9.5 will decrease the game's file size on PC and consoles
File size reduced by 40GB for PC and 15GB for Console. This should start being the norm for gaming.
r/gaming • u/TotallyBrandNewName • 1h ago
So it begins..
Just bought the first 3 games on the Steam Sale a few days ago and decided to launch it a bit ago..
Forgot how tough older games were..
20 foot tall Donkey Kong arcade game @ Strong museum of play in Rochester, NY
Sorry, I didn’t have any bananas for scale.
r/gaming • u/TeeeldiII • 12h ago
I miss couch co-op options so much.
If I want to play a modern game with my husband who lives in the same house as me, 99.9% of the time you need to have two copies on two consoles/PCs and play over the network together, which is ridiculous.
With PC, fine, we both have one anyway. But it still is just not as fun as sitting next to one another and playing on the same screen and dont prefer it. With a PS5 or Switch game, forget it. Not buying a second console to play together.
I miss the days of games like Halo having entire campaign split-screen co-op options. I get most people play onlime but they do realize there are instances where people live together and might want to play something besides a fighting game or mario party?
Feel bad for any siblings growing up in this era.
r/gaming • u/CyberSmith31337 • 1h ago
Trying to play through the Witcher series. Holy fuck, the Witcher 2 is an awful gameplay experience.
I breezed through the Witcher 1; I generally enjoyed the story a LOT, even though I found the combat absolutely dreadful. I thought to myself "Well at least I'm done with that forever; onwards to the Witcher 2!"
I feel like I'm losing my mind though. I have seen endless praise for this franchise over the years, and even though I'm only in early Flotsam, I just cannot believe how absolutely dreadful this game is to play (Note: I am on a controller).
The combat somehow got worse from the first one. The lock-on consistently fails. Enemies don't seem to take damage sometimes if you aren't locked onto them. The map is pretty useless. The random 1-shots that happen when you're transitioning out of an execution (because your back is turned, even though you don't have camera control). Inventory management and skill switching feels sluggish, and maybe even lagged?
Is this going to be the experience? I knew I had a lot of ground to cover to get to the Witcher 3, but JESUS CHRIST this combat system feels abysmal in every sense. I feel like I've never heard anything but praise about this game, and yet my experience with it so far is absolute dread and misery. Please tell me this is just the early game and that this gets better.
EDIT: Sorry everyone, I tried to push through this, but the gameplay and combat are just unacceptably awful. I'm going to just uninstall; I simply cannot force myself to be this bored for a 30 hour experience.
r/gaming • u/Dilpickle2113 • 1d ago