The Brutalist Report - gaming

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Polygon

Kotaku

One Chart Shows Buying An Old PlayStation Has Never Been This Expensive Before [2d]
Mario Galaxy Movie Reviews Say It’s Full Of Crowd-Pleasing Fan Service And Not Much Else [2d]
Special Donkey Kong Country SNES Cart Shows Up On Antiques Roadshow To Make You Feel Old [2d]
Is The RAM AI-pocalypse Finally Over? Probably Not [2d]
MindsEye Boss Calls It ‘The Worst Launch In History’ But Claims It’s ‘Being Very Well-Reviewed’ Now [2d]

GameSpot

PC Gamer

What the heck: A superhuman has beaten Dark Souls at level 1, hitless, and without using dodge roll or ranged weapons [2d]
Somehow a movie that gave me nightmares as a kid has been turned into the delightful Metroidvania palate cleanser I needed after Silksong [2d]
Aether & Iron review [2d]
The Call of Duty schism: Why fans are trapped in a forever war with each other [2d]
Nightdive's Larry Kuperman retires after 25-year career in games: 'We never looked at games as products' [2d]
France's 'leading consumer association,' backed by Stop Killing Games, sues Ubisoft over The Crew shutdown [2d]
World of Warcraft secret hunters perform synchronized dance in a 40-player raid group to finally solve a year-old puzzle, proving they will do anything for a new outfit [2d]
Bungie patches Marathon's slide cancel movement tech, says no movement freaks allowed: 'Unbounded movement, while expressive and clip-worthy, is ultimately unhealthy for the pace of play' [2d]
Vaporizer swarms are wiping out squads en masse as Arc Raiders diehards finally get the tougher Arc they were asking for [2d]