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Zutec, a pioneer in Construction and Property Tech solutions across the UK and Ireland, alongside its sister company DFM Systems, Ireland’s most trusted provider of digital safety files and building manuals, have officially launched their joint flagship office in Dublin. The opening of this flagship location represents a significant milestone in the integration of the two businesses and reinforces their long-term commitment to Ireland. This strategic investment highlights their ambition to deepen local partnerships and drive growth across construction, residential, and asset management sectors. Serving as a centre for innovation and collaboration, the Dublin office brings together specialist teams from…
Earlier this month, we visited New York for a Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater event, where we got to play the game for review and meet some of the people involved with the original game and remake, including Delta producers Noriaki Okamura and Yuji Korekado. Okamura has served various roles from writing support to producer on the Metal Gear franchise, starting with Metal Gear Acid 2 in 2005. Korekado served roles on nearly every Metal Gear Solid game, as well as other Hideo Kojima projects like Policenauts. They have been working on the franchise for a long time, and…
Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater released for PlayStation 2 in 2004, meaning it is officially more than 20 years old. Even with all that time since release, I understand if players are trying to avoid spoilers. Some are experiencing Metal Gear Solid 3 for the first time, others want to experience the remake with fresh eyes. For everyone else, however, who just want to see a weird thing that we were shocked made it into the remake, check out the video below. If you’re unaware, Snake’s Nightmare A.K.A. Guy Savage is a sequence that only appeared in the first PlayStation…
Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War IV was originally on my Gamescom schedule as “Unannounced RTS game,” and I took the appointment out of pure curiosity. I haven’t played an RTS game in ages, save for the excellent Pikmin games, and I wanted to know what “unannounced” was – when I saw Dawn of War IV announced during Opening Night Live earlier this week, I immediately knew it was the game I had an appointment booked for. I’ll be honest: my excitement for this appointment was quickly dampened when I saw the reveal trailer for Dawn of War IV. I’m not super…
Pragmata is Capcom’s new sci-fi third-person action-adventure, with a combination of gunplay and hacking that makes you feel like you’re texting and dodging at the same time. We got hands-on time with it back in June, at Summer Game Fest 2025, and now we’ve got some footage of it to share amid Gamescom 2025. So, this is our preview from June combined with the most recent footage, covering the same sections of Pragmata and showing off what Capcom’s new experiment looks like in real time. Enjoy!
Admittedly, from what I’ve seen of newcomer developer Rebel Wolves’ upcoming first game, The Blood of Dawnwalker, it’s given off some heavy Witcher vibes. That’s not completely misplaced, considering Rebel Wolves was formed by former CD Projekt Red devs with experience working on The Witcher series and Cyberpunk 2077. Sure, there are vampires, but it’s still a medieval dark fantasy where the protagonist is a gruff swordsman with one goal in mind. After an hour-long hands-off preview with Dawnwalker, though, it’s clear this game is much more than just The Witcher with vampires. Sitting in the room, themed to look like…
Digital Eclipse has revealed the full roster of games for its retrospective compilation/interactive documentary, Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection. This update reveals that the infamously terrible single-player spin-off titles Mortal Kombat Mythologies: Sub-Zero and Mortal Kombat: Special Forces will be part of the bundle.Mortal Kombat Mythologies: Sub-Zero launched for the original PlayStation in 1997 and is a side-scrolling action game starring the titular ice ninja (specifically Bi-Han, the first Sub-Zero and eventual Noob Saibot). Spoiler: It’s a very bad game, but it is notable for featuring the series debuts for staple fighters Quan Chi and Shinnok. You can watch former GI…
After years of waiting, today’s Hollow Knight: Silksong presentation gave fans what they’ve been clamoring for: a release date. The long-awaited sequel will launch on September 4.The brief showcase presented an impressive gameplay montage showing off protagonist Hornet’s solo adventure. Check it out below. Hollow Knight: Silksong was first announced in 2019, originally envisioned as paid DLC for Hollow Knight before developer Team Cherry expanded its scope to a full-fledged sequel. Silksong stars Hornet, a hunter and supporting character in the first game, as she explores a new kingdom boasting over 150 new enemies to slay. The game has spent years…
NBA 2K26 is right around the corner, and as is often tradition for sports games before launch, developer Visual Concepts is continuing to share what’s new with this year’s entry. A couple of weeks ago, we learned about a host of presentation upgrades coming to NBA 2K26, and today, 2K released a new post detailing the changes arriving in MyGM and MyNBA, the series’ long-term franchise mode. On top of that, we learned who the top-rated players in this year’s game at the start of the season will be.This year, GMs have a wider array of scenarios that can play…
Yesterday, The Pokémon Company teased the premiere of some kind of horror-themed video, using the caption “viewer discretion advised.” As it aired this morning, we learned that this advisory was, unsurprisingly, a little overkill, as “The Case of the Sweet Scent Incident” showed two trainers exploring a dark mansion in the brand’s typical G-rated style. Despite that, the video’s ending was quite a surprise, as it revealed Victreebel, one of the original 151 Pokémon, will get a mega evolution in Pokémon Legends Z-A. The video was followed up by a more standard reveal trailer, showcasing the sentient flycatcher bouncing around and…