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One of the buggiest D&D games ever released, Pool of Radiance: Ruins of Myth Drannor, is back and actually playable again

PC Gamer Nov 8, 2026, 2:22 AM (27 minutes ago)

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I played the same retro game on Nintendo Switch Online and a free emulator, and Nintendo’s version lost

The community is years ahead.

XDA Developers 49 minutes ago

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What discs can a PlayStation 5 play?

The PS5 can’t play every disc that the PS3 and PS4 were compatible with, but most of what you’ll want to play and watch is supported.

Engadget 49 minutes ago

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Echoes of Mirror’s Edge, Dishonored and a dream set in Italy I once had can be found in Boars in Rome, an expressive parkour platformer set in dystopian Rome

Years ago, I had this dream where I was parkouring through a greatly sunken version of Venice, no doubt sourced from the many hours I put into Assassin’s Creed 2 as a teen who should have been studying for their GCSEs a lot more than they were.

Rock Paper Shotgun 57 minutes ago

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Wendy’s Just Released a Video Game Where You Can Win Fast Food

I won a medium fries by defeating a sinister robot that looked suspiciously similar to a McDonald’s french fry container.

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What does NAT type mean for online gaming?

If you regularly play online games, you may have noticed a setting called NAT type or even got an alert about it. Here’s what it means and why it matters.

Engadget 1 hour ago

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County of Fortune, now out in early access, is a medieval city builder that asks, why limit yourself to just one city?

I know what you want. The humble city builder isn’t enough for you any more, is it? You need a cities builder, you can’t just stop at one, but you don’t want to build up an entirely different city on a new save file.

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