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User u/me_hill posted on r/steammachine, saying that they played No Man's Sky for just about 5 minutes and then updated the machine before it bricked itself. The Steam website says that their particular issue, which is marked by the right half of the LED bar turning into a breathing red light paired with a solid red light on the indicator LED, indicates GPU failure, a possibly fatal issue harkening back to the Xbox 360's Red Ring of Death.

Sources: - Tom's Hardware | me_hill's post | Steam official page

The EU Commission has finally made its decision on the Stop Killing Games campaign, and has elected not to recommend new legislation preventing publishers from revoking access to online-only games. It's a notable blow to Stop Killing Games, but the movement's founder insists there's reason to hope for new laws regardless of this outcome.

Read more at Source: - GamesRadar

AMD has now confirmed that FSR Upscaling 4.1 is available for Radeon RX 7000 series graphics cards. This expands AMD’s latest machine learning based upscaler beyond the Radeon RX 9000 series.

The announcement also confirms that RDNA 3 APUs are still on AMD’s roadmap. AMD says it is developing “lightweight machine learning models” for APU players, which suggests that integrated graphics will need a separate path rather than the same model used by discrete Radeon RX 7000 cards.

Source: VideoCardz.com

I have played it 2-3 times. Whenever I start the session, I start it with a smile on my face, but deep in my heart, I already know how the ending goes and after the last mission, it always saddens me, that a cat could form a connection with a robot.

Have people here played this game, what's your opinion on its story?

Microsoft has confirmed the release date for Halo: Campaign Evolved, the Unreal Engine 5 remake of the original Halo: Combat Evolved campaign. The game launches globally on July 28, 2026 at 8 AM PDT, with early access starting July 23 for Premium Edition and Collector’s Edition owners.

Source: VideoCardz.com

The Steam Machine seems to be everything that the gaming world is talking about right now, partially because PC building took a nosedive thanks to high prices, and also because it's a Valve product. The console/PC hybrid (PConsole, maybe?) remains a highly anticipated product despite rumors of a price hike. The release is now set in stone and imminent, as Valve has officially confirmed the summer 2026 launch window and expanded its Verified program to include Machine and Frame alongside the Deck.

Source: Tom's Hardware

During the 40th Anniversary celebrations of the Dragon quest day on 27th May 2026, video game designer Yuji Hori revealed that development on Dragon quest 12(previously flames of fate) was interrupted due to many reasons and was majorly set back, now the team has begun redevelopment of dragon quest 12- beyond dreams from scratch, and also a new dragon quest monsters game was announced during the end of the celebration premiere.

Source: Square Enix Press Release

After 20 long years of service, the GPU giant, Nvidia is officially retiring the Nvidia control panel for good and replacing it with Nvidia app.
No more features and updates will come to the nvidia control panel but will not cease to function and will continue as a legacy option.

Source: Tom's Hardware

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In this game you battle your steam backlog which you have played for less than 2 hours, now playable as DEMO

Subnautica 2 has a early access release date, i.e. 14th May, 2026, after months of drama

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I tried it, and I love it, it has that classic JRPG charm in a more modern way