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🖥 PCGameStop-eBay saga gets weirder: CEO says he was suspended from eBay for selling stuff on eBay 'to pay for eBay'
Maybe all of this really is just a very dumb, pointless stunt.
🖥 PCPath of Exile 2's 'biggest expansion ever' reworks its entire post-campaign grind for new and returning players alike
Several new quests will walk you through its endless endgame experience.
🖥 PCPath of Exile 2's massive Return of the Ancients expansion will be its last major update before it leaves early access later this year: 'I want to get this game finished, I really, really do'
Game director Jonathan Rogers says the endgame rework needed to happen for the game to feel complete enough to release.
🖥 PCOne guy broke 2 different Fallout 4 speedrun world records 9 times in 2 months
Fastest Mario.
🖥 PCA Grok chatbot convinced someone it had become sentient, and that xAI was sending goons to kill him: 'They're going to make it look like suicide'
"I picked up the hammer, stuck on Frankie goes to Hollywood's Two Tribes, got myself psyched up and went outside."
🖥 PCThe artist who created 40 in-game paintings for Minecraft did one of Jack Black as Steve for Minecraft Movie 2, and it's pretty fantastic
The sequel has started filming in New Zealand.
🖥 PCThe gacha in Neverness to Everness isn't as generous as it seems—here's how it works and why I've been more tempted to pull banners than ever
Here's everything you need to know about how banners, pulls, and pity work in Neverness to Everness before you get carried away in that board game.
🖥 PCIt's time to set the record straight: Doomguy's armor does not have a tummy window, his shirt just got ripped
Thy Shirt Consumed.
🖥 PCOne mad modder got the entirety of The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind running on Fallout 4's in-game Pip-Boy
Marginally worse than the original Xbox port.
🖥 PCThis bloody vampire FPS with Splatoon movement tech is the best $5 I've spent on Steam this week
Sometimes making a mess is a good thing.
🖥 Steam Deck, PCSteam Controllers to come back in stock with reprise of Steam Deck reservation system
I shall have my revenge.
🖥 PC, Multi-platformAfter A Chaotic Launch, Steam Controller Reservations Will Open Tomorrow
!Game Informer News(https://www.gameinformer.com/sites/default/files/styles/bodydefault/public/2026/05/07/d70ab723/steamcontrolleroverview2.jpg.webp) Valve’s much-anticipated Steam Controller went on sale on Monday, May 4, and quickly sold out amid what many consider a chaotic launch. Payment processing errors at checkout prevented many customers from buying the controller before it went out of stock (which occurred in minutes), leaving frustrated players empty-handed. Valve has acknowledged this rough start and is going back to the drawing board to ensure the next wave of orders goes more smoothly. In a Steam post(https://store.steampowered.com/news/group/45479024/view/702141174212725149), Valve announced it will open a reservation queue for the Steam Controller tomorrow, May 8, starting at 10 a.m. PT/1 p.m. ET. Once you reserve your controller (limited to 1 per customer), your place in line will be saved. When the controller comes back in stock, order emails will be sent in the same order that reservations were made. Once your order email arrives, it will state that you have three days (72 hours) to complete your purchase, or you will lose your reserved controller. Those who bought a Steam Controller the first go around cannot reserve another one during this second wave. Additionally, there are two other prerequisites users must meet to purchase a Steam Controller at this juncture: - Your account must be in good standing on Steam - You must have made a purchase on Steam prior to April 27, 2026 “Replenishment of inventory will vary from region to region,” reads Valve’s Steam post. “We will start fulfilling reservations next week in the US / Canada, and UK / EU / AU in the following weeks.” The Steam Controller is priced at $99 and launches ahead of the Steam Machine console(https://gameinformer.com/2025/11/12/valve-announces-console-like-steam-machine-steam-frame-vr-headset-and-new-steam) that was announced last November. Although the Controller is designed to be compatible with the upcoming console, which is coming this year but has been delayed due to ongoing RAM shortages, it can be used independently as a dedicated PC gamepad. Reviews of the Steam Controller have been largely positive, which has contributed to its hype, so hopefully those looking to reserve one tomorrow have a much smoother time than what customers endured on Monday.