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Metal Gear Solid creator Hideo Kojima and Vince Zampella, co-creator of the Call of Duty, Infinity Ward, and Respawn Entertainment, apparently discussed an "FPS version of Metal Gear" sometime after Metal Gear Solid 4 came out. This comes from Kojima himself, speaking via pre-recorded video at the DICE Summit 2026 in Las Vegas in a tribute to Zampella, who passed away in December at the age of 55 . As a part of the conference's keynotes, industry luminaries including Kojima, Phil Spencer, Geoff Keighley, Todd Howard, Laura Miele, and others spoke at length about Zampella's contributions to the industry as well as their personal relationships with him. Kojima appeared several times in the video to speak about Zampella. In one of his segments, he said, "I've kept this quiet for a long time but after Metal Gear Solid 4 came out, we actually talked about making an FPS version of Metal Gear." Kojima continued, saying that he and Zampella spoke about it...

On his RTGame channel in 2021, YouTuber and streamer Daniel Condren made headlines by dragging countless NPCs from a Hitman level into a walk-in freezer, in an attempt to simultaneously kill every single NPC in one map. He didn't quite succeed. Now, he's made another go at it , using the gigantic grape press in the winery that is Hitman 3's final map. And this time, it went better. You can watch it take place in a 40-minute edit of the stream. Well, actually the edit seems to be of two streams – in the first, he drags the NPCs one-by-one to smash them after knocking each one out with a baseball bat. That takes over 15 hours, according to the timer at the top of the stream. Then, the video cuts to what looks to be another stream, started at 5 hours and 49 minutes in, after he had dragged each body to the area just in front of the press, ready to be crushed by Condren's cruel hitman. For over an hour after that, he hauls each body beneath the press, framerate tanki...

Blizzard will celebrate the 30th anniversary of Diablo by adding the Warlock class to a swathe of games — including Diablo 2: Resurrected , more than 25 years after the game's original launch. Resurrected, the 2021 remaster of Blizzard's classic sequel , will receive the Reign of the Warlock DLC today, February 11, priced at $24.99 across PC, PlayStation, Xbox Series X/S and Nintendo Switch. The paid add-on is available already on Battle.net — and on Steam, where Diablo 2: Resurrected has also launched. The news was announced just moments ago at Blizzard's Diablo Anniversary Spotlight showcase, which featured Warlock-flavored reveals for the franchise's other games, too. A Warlock class will arrive as part of Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred on April 28, across PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S, before dropping in the free-to-play Diablo Immortal this summer. But it's the addition to Diablo 2: Resurrected that comes as the biggest surprise — since the class was ...

Blizzard Entertainment is just minutes away from showing off the future of Diablo 4 , Diablo 2: Resurrected , and Diablo Immortal with its 30th Anniversary Spotlight, and we're collecting all of the highlights right here. As revealed late last month, the next event in the World of Warcraft company’s line of presentations will cover a lot of what’s coming to its classic dungeon-crawling franchise in 2026 . The three aforementioned titles are the subjects of today’s Spotlight, with fans told to expect updates that include everything from a fresh look at Diablo 4 and its upcoming Lord of Hatred expansion to a taste of some of the updates coming to its Diablo 2 reimagining and Diablo mobile spinoff. Blizzard has teased an all-encompassing 30th Anniversary Spotlight for Diablo fans, and we’re here to gather and break down every last announcement, reveal, and surprise. The show starts at 2 p.m. PT / 5 p.m., so kick back, relax, and get ready to refresh this page for all of the bigg...

The Secretlab Presidents Sale has officially commenced and with it are a couple of different promotions that are running concurrently (some are stackable). For starters, you can save up to $139 off across Secretlab's lineup of Titan Evo gaming chairs and Magnus gaming desks, including themed editions from One Piece, Jujutsu Kaisen, Star Wars, Demon Slayer, and more. Secretlab's highest-end gaming chair, the Titan Evo Nanogen, has also ben discounted. In addition to these instant discounts, you can get extra tiered savings by hitting a certain order amount for each category. These should be stackable with the instant discounts, although some themes are excluded. Extra $40 off Chair orders of $850+ with code " SLEV-MINCPRES26 " Extra $50 off Desk orders of $1,489+ with code: " SLEV-MINDPRES26 " $100 off all orders of $1,999+ with code: " SLEV-MINSWPRES26 " Finally, Secretlab's Genshin Impact themed gaming chairs gets some love of its ow...

When you have a series that's consistently gotten new games for almost 40 years, you have to think about how younger generations will be able to play them. That, and, of course, thinking about your bottom line, has led every publisher to lean more and more into multiplatform releases . On top of PC ports, Square Enix has released a decent amount of remasters and special editions of the Final Fantasy series specifically for Nintendo's handheld. The Final Fantasy games hitting Switch isn't entirely unprecedented. The connection between Final Fantasy and Nintendo dates back to the series’ infancy, when the first game debuted on Nintendo's Famicom system in 1987. In fact, the first six mainline Final Fantasy games debuted on Nintendo platforms before Square Enix jumped to PlayStation as the series’ primary platform with Final Fantasy 7. We've got a lot to look forward to on both Switch systems in 2026, including Final Fantasy VII Rebirth on Switch 2 . Below, we’ve c...

Magic: The Gathering is months away from its Marvel Super Heroes set, but you can preorder it right now. Better yet, it’s already seeing a discount at Amazon. The retailer is offering around $20 off a Play Booster box of 30 packs , meaning you’re getting an awful lot of cards for $189.99 instead of $209.70. Save On MTG’s Marvel Set Before It Launches In June Doing some quick math, a box of 30 Play Boosters (which each contain 14 cards) would usually mean you’re paying $6.99 per pack. That’s around the standard for Play Boosters in Universes Beyond. With this deal, though, you’re getting them for $6.33 - not a huge drop, but enough on a per-pack basis to add up, especially if you’d planned on getting a box anyway, or are looking to split one with a buddy or two. Each pack guarantees you a foil card, but it’s worth noting that whatever the chase alternative art treatments are, there’s a good chance you’ll have better luck finding them in the much, much more expensive Collecto...