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‘Make all women yours’: Rape game available online for Australian children
A video game which encourages players to sexually assault women was available on a popular gaming platform.
- Jessica McSweeney
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Nintendo’s plan for eight more years at the top of its game
Thanks to a focus on developer freedom, a powerful Nvidia chip and ongoing killer software, the Switch 2 has the ingredients for success. But also some challenges.
- Tim Biggs
I played the Nintendo Switch 2, and it’s worth the hype
Nintendo’s hybrid console gets new gimmicks, new games, and a tech upgrade to meet the wider games industry.
- Tim Biggs
Nintendo unveils Switch 2, set for June release
The system supports 4K graphics, has an integrated voice chat platform and will cost $700.
- Tim Biggs
Arcade champion wins lawsuit against Queensland YouTube creator
American videogame champion Billy Mitchell has been awarded $350,000 in damages after winning a defamation lawsuit against YouTuber Karl Jobst.
- Rex Martinich
After dominating television, Netflix is setting its sights on gaming
In a matter of years, Netflix’s new head of games believes we’ll all be playing Netflix games on any device we choose.
- Tim Biggs
- Review
- Technology
Video game auteur’s latest two-player tale is another bizarre hit
New adventure games you can play on the couch next to a friend are vanishingly rare, but Josef Fares has the genre dialled in.
- Tim Biggs
‘You feel like God’: How The Sims has remained wonderfully wacky for 25 years
A game in which you can build your dream home, become a celebrity, and get revenge without consequence? The Sims cracked the code on life simulation.
- Nell Geraets
- Review
- Microsoft
Microsoft’s first big game of the year is an RPG masterpiece
Avowed is a brilliant story, a wonderful world and an excuse for a lot of crunchy first-person combat rolled up into an excellent and breezy RPG.
- Tim Biggs
- Analysis
- Analysis
Assassin’s Creed is finally heading to Japan. It needs to hit the mark
The long-awaited feudal Japan episode of the long-running series follows a ninja and a samurai in a period of civil war. For Ubisoft, it could be a make or break.
- Tim Biggs
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