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pcgamer.com > games > fps > the-next-game-by-the-creators-of-steins-gate-is-an-entirely-vibe-coded-fps-slopfest

The next game by the creators of Steins;Gate is an entirely vibe-coded FPS slopfest

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pcgamer.com > games > puzzle > this-free-lockpicking-puzzler-you-can-play-in-your-browser-is-unexpectedly-one-of-the-most-thrilling-games-ive-encountered-this-year

This free lockpicking puzzler you can play in your browser is unexpectedly one of the most thrilling games I've encountered this year

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pcgamer.com > gaming-industry > game-development > cd-projekt-red-isnt-planning-to-rely-on-ai-making-complete-games-and-will-still-be-predominantly-using-people-for-the-witcher-4-and-beyond

CD Projekt Red isn't 'planning to rely on AI making complete games', and will still be 'predominantly using people' for The Witcher 4 and beyond

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (365+ words) Earn badges by reading articles, leaving comments, and taking quizzes. Show off your website-using chops! Save on your next hardware purchase Finding the best discounts on PC gaming hardware has never been more important. Check out our handpicked hardware deals....

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pcgamer.com > gaming-industry > steamdb-changes-hands-to-nexus-mods-which-means-it-needs-to-make-money-now-but-there-wont-be-ads-or-paywalls

SteamDB changes hands to Nexus Mods, which means it 'needs to make money' now—but there won't be ads or paywalls

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pcgamer.com > games > fps > the-most-profound-objective-in-any-halo-series-was-spiritually-inspired-by-the-nuke-sequence-in-modern-warfare-2

The most profound objective in any Halo series was 'spiritually inspired' by the nuke sequence in Modern Warfare 2

3+ week, 1+ day ago   (205+ words) PC Gamer I grew up in a golden age of FPS games. With the likes of Modern Warfare 2, F.E.A.R., Halo: Reach, and Black Ops 2 all releasing back when I had no responsibilities and all the time in the world; I didn't…...

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pcgamer.com > hardware > the-quake-shareware-cd-rom-contained-encrypted-copies-of-every-id-software-game-and-yes-it-was-cracked-39-days-after-release

A $10 Quake CD contained every single id Software game and was cracked in less than two months

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (696+ words) I blame those pesky kids. Remember CD-ROMs? Those were the days, ey? You had to put a spinning disc in the front of your PC to install the games you physically bought and paid for. Actually, in the case of…...