The Brutalist Report

This metroidvania based on an old Atari 2600 classic had the audacity to release on the same day as Silksong, but it's a nice break from Hornet's hell [130d]
Weapons director says his Resident Evil movie will leave everything 'intact' from the games: 'I'm not gonna steal Leon and put him in an original story' [130d]
Nintendo reportedly gets even more obnoxious about patent law by taking a 'mods aren't real games' stance against a Dark Souls 3 mod that could invalidate its Palworld lawsuit [130d]
US agents are investigating the Charlie Kirk murder suspect's Steam account, but I'm not sure what 2,000 hours in Sea of Thieves is supposed to tell us [130d]
A hardcore Souls player already soloed Elden Ring Nightreign's max-difficulty Depth 5, but he doesn't recommend it [130d]
In yet another victory lap for Hazelight Studios, Split Fiction just became the first videogame to get a design award from Swedish royalty [130d]
How to restore power to the Library Tower in Dying Light: The Beast [130d]
If you use inverted camera controls, you might rotate shapes in your mind more slowly—but more accurately!—according to a recent neuroscience study [130d]
'We're going to build revolutionary products' says Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang about his newly-announced collaboration with Intel: 'Nothing of its kind has ever been built before' [130d]
Team Cherry explains Silksong is more lethal because players are too: 'Hornet is inherently faster and more skillful than the Knight … the base level enemy had to be more complicated, more intelligent' [130d]

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