Join us at the RNCP meeting from May 18th to 19th, an exclusive event for network members that promotes institutional cooperation among Brazilian public radio and TV stations by exchanging experiences and strengthening strategies for public communication.
It seems Sony might be stepping back from the PC gaming market, hinted by deleted files and removed references on their official website, potentially signaling a shift in strategy.
Despite potential delays due to global semiconductor issues and memory shortages, Valve is targeting a 2028 release for the Steam Deck 2, prioritizing performance improvements and future-proofing its portable console.
In March 1998, Parasite Eve was unleashed on PlayStation, a thrilling American action RPG that follows Aya Brea, a biracial New York police officer battling an ancient evil known as “Eva”, in a compelling narrative filled with mitochondrial powers, mutant monsters, and the intriguing connection between her and Eva.
Despite a promising start, The First Descendant and similar service games face ongoing challenges in retaining players, suggesting the need for significant structural changes in their game mechanics for long-term success.
Whether you’re diving into new game worlds, battling friends online, or revisiting old favorites, remember that at the heart of it all, gaming brings us together to share, compete, and create lasting memories.
Could the tantalizing image shared by Shaun Escayg hint at a potential return to the world of Uncharted, with new protagonists or even a prequel featuring Nathan Drake’s mentor Sully?
Join us at Gamescom Latin America 2026 as Critical Reflex unveils a 50 square meters booth, offering an exclusive first-play experience of the Inkblood demo and showcasing two captivating Brazilian titles – Ironhive by Wondernaut Studio and Drowned Lake by Monumental Collab. Don’t miss your chance to meet our developers!
Roh Silva bravely shares her painful story of emotional manipulation and betrayal by YouTuber Felca, highlighting the damaging impact it had on her mental health and personal life.
Uniting under the leadership of Hyung-tae Kim and Shinji Mikami, Shift Up and Unbound Studio aim to create globally competitive games that cater to fans’ expectations, leveraging each other’s resources for mutual success and international recognition.