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Borderlands 4 launches this week, on September 12 (on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC), and it’s time to figure out if your PC is capable of handling Gearbox Software’s latest looter-shooter. Fortunately for you, we have the game’s PC specs and system requirements, making it easy to see if you should play the game on PC or somewhere else.  Borderlands 4 PC Specs and System RequirementsBelow, we’ll list the minimum and recommended settings: MinimumOS: Windows 10/Windows 11Proccessor: Intel Core i7-9700/AMD Ryzen 7 2700XMemory: 16 GB RAMGraphics: Nvidia GeForce RTX 2070/AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT/Intel Arc A580Storage: 100 GB available spaceAdditional…

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Though MachineGames is likely basking in the great reception to last year’s Indiana Jones and The Great Circle, as well as its Order of Giants DLC that launched last week, the studio is still thinking about BJ Blazkowicz and Wolfenstein. In a recently released Noclip documentary about MachineGames, studio co-founder Jerk Gustafsson said the team sees BJ’s story as a trilogy and hopes that it isn’t done with Wolfenstein yet, as reported VideoGamesChronicle. “I think this is important to say because we have always seen this as a trilogy,” Gustafsson says when describing BJ’s journey from resistance fighter to family man.…

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Kirby and the Forgotten Land’s $20 Switch 2 version upgrade is the most expensive of the upgrade options that have been afforded to various Switch games that can be played on Switch 2. Most of the upgrades have been free (e.g. Pokémon Scarlet and Violet) and the upgrades to Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom are $10 each or included as part of a Nintendo Switch Online subscription. The distinguishing factor here is Kirby’s upgrade includes a significant batch of new content, but the question remains – is it worth it? Kirby and the Forgotten Land ran at…

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Cronos: The New Dawn releases on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and PC on September 4. It is also coming to Nintendo Switch 2, which has the potential to be an impressive feat. Watch the video below for an extended look at how the Switch 2 version of the game performs. To read Game Informer’s review of the PlayStation 5 version of Cronos: The New Dawn, follow the

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After a seemingly interminable wait, a sort of mythology has grown up around Team Cherry’s Hollow Knight sequel. Its release at the beginning of the busy gaming season has captured a lot of attention, but for the most part, there hasn’t been much in the way of critical evaluation. That’s because the developer chose not to provide advance codes to inform day-one launch reviews. Alongside many fans around the world, we’re just getting started today on running the game through its paces. After several hours, the first few bosses, and a whole lot of jumping and needle slashing, Silksong has already…

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They said it couldn’t be done. They, of course, being the wider internet’s video game meme culture. Hollow Knight: Silksong has been a beautiful dream for the last half-decade, but today (after some hiccups with everyone rushing and overloading the servers), the dream is a reality.Game Informer’s Alex Van Aken muscled his way through the online stores to get Silksong downloaded and played the first 40 minutes for your enjoyment. You can check out the video below. Much like the rest of the world, we are starting our review playthrough of Hollow Knight: Silksong today, so you will have to keep…

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Season four of Marvel Rivals is officially known as The Heart of the Dragon, and it’s introducing one character fans of the (super) hero shooter have been hoping for: Daredevil. In the cinematic reveal trailer, he faces off against Angela, the long lost sister of Thor and the other character joining the roster. You can check it out for yourself below. The trailer shows the two characters seemingly acting as representatives of Heaven and Hell. This is a particularly interesting take on Daredevil, as his stories, especially in the recent live-action series, traditionally focus on street-level crime with minimal super powers.…

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When IO Interactive first announced it was making a game based on the most popular spy of all time – 007, aka Bond, James Bond – I was beyond stoked. One of my most-played games of all time is 007: Agent Under Fire on PS2. I’ve played through its campaign countless times and put just as many hours into its multiplayer (low gravity, grapple hooks, and rocket launchers all day), and since then, I’ve been wondering when a new 007 would recapture my attention in a similar way. IO Interactive and 007, on paper, is a match made in heaven; it’s…

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For many triple-A video games, appealing to a wide audience often means ensuring players can see a game to its conclusion. That sometimes translates to sanding down combat, exploration, and puzzle-solving to make it approachable as possible. But this can sometimes veer into making games too guided for their own good. Hell is Us tosses all of these conventions out of the window. Goodbye quest logs, maps, and objective arrows telling you where to go. By trusting players to figure things out, Hell is Us’ smart level and puzzle design shine to create compelling and rewarding discoveries, despite middling combat…

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Rami Ismail is known recently for his work advising and consulting for game developers around the world, but he’s an accomplished developer in his own right. To that end, today he revealed his latest project, Australia Did It, and announced it’s coming to PC later this year. You can check out the reveal trailer below. Australia Did It (which is co-developed by Aesthetician Labs) claims to invent a new genre called tactical reverse bullet hell. It’s a big swing to attempt to define a new style of game before yours even comes out, but Ismail’s press release makes even stronger claims…

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