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Will The Division Get a Current-Gen Re-Release? [VIDEO]

Jan 12, 2026

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One Bethesda veteran says that for The Elder Scrolls VI to succeed, it needs to add something new to Skyrim's formula...

A Skyrim Veteran Says Elder Scrolls 6 Shouldn’t Try to Beat Starfield – It Needs…

Jan 12, 2026

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ARC Raiders is a game that isn't even planned for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, so it's also coming to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series and PC, and you'd better accept that soon, as the PS4/X1 pair came out in 2013. If you count the PlayStation 3's launch in 2006, there were cross-gen releases too until about 2015, and then it stopped (especially around AAA development).

ARC Raiders Pulled Off the Impossible – Over a Million Players Voluntarily Wiped Their Progress

Jan 12, 2026

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FIRST IMPRESSIONS – Thanks to Magnew Kft. and Warhorse, we received a PS5 review code for Kingdom Come Deliverance II a full month before its release.

Online Hate Hit Them Over Same-Sex Romance Options – Then Sales Proved It Barely Matters

Jan 12, 2026

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PREVIEW - In the 1990s, turn-based RPGs enjoyed their golden age.

A GOTY Nomination Doesn’t Guarantee Anything – Players Drop Big Games Too

Jan 12, 2026

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Sophie Turner Refuses to Rewatch the Old Tomb Raider Movies – She Wants to Build…

Jan 12, 2026

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According to Circana (NPD Group) data from July, demand for the Big N's next-generation hardware is particularly high.

Switch 2 Won’t Be Just Mario – Nintendo Says Big Surprises Are Already in the…

Jan 12, 2026

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The Elder Scrolls VI Is Already Set Up to Fail – And It’s Not Even…

Jan 12, 2026

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New study has revealed how dormant bre@st cancer cells may remain hidden inside the body for years before suddenly reawakening. These silent cells do not grow divide or show detectable symptoms during their dormant phase. Because they remain inactive many scans and tests cannot find them. Researchers now believe this hidden behavior explains why some patients experience relapse long after completing treatment. Understanding how and why these cells reactivate has become a major focus in cancer research. Scientists discovered that dormant cells respond to small changes in their surrounding environment. When conditions shift such as inflammation hormonal changes or stress these cells may receive signals that cause them to wake. Once active they begin dividing again which can lead to new tumors. This unpredictable behavior makes relapse difficult to predict. The study highlights the need for therapies that not only destroy active cancer cells but also target or neutralize dormant ones. The research also provides insight into why long term monitoring is important for survivors. Even when treatment is successful some hidden cells may linger. By identifying early warning markers scientists hope to catch reactivation before it leads to a full relapse. The goal is to build screening tools that track changes in the environment around dormant cells. Better prediction may allow doctors to intervene earlier and improve long term outcomes. Researchers are exploring strategies to keep dormant cells inactive permanently or eliminate them entirely. New dr*gs are being tested to interrupt the signals that cause reawakening. If successful these approaches could greatly reduce relapse rates and offer survivors more confidence in their long term health. The study marks an important step toward understanding cancer’s hidden behavior and designing treatments that protect patients for years beyond initial recovery.

Tim Sweeney Speaks Up Against the Banning of Twitter!

Jan 12, 2026

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BioWare - Anthem - Initially, it seemed like our character might be just gliding, and it didn't seem fun either.

Anthem: Players Enter BioWare’s Failed Creation One Last Time

Jan 12, 2026

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