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Every once in a while, a game demo comes along that hits you right in the nostalgia— Parasite Mutant did exactly that for me. I downloaded the demo on Steam out of curiosity, but the moment I started playing, I realized I was experiencing something special. As someone who has 100% completed Parasite Eve on the PS1 (one of my all‑time favorite games), finding a modern title that captures even a fraction of that atmosphere is rare. Parasite Mutant doesn’t just capture it—it embraces it. A Demo That Felt Like a Full Experience I played through the entire demo and genuinely enjoyed every moment. The pacing, the tension, the combat flow—it all clicked. The main character immediately stood out, with a design and presence that felt both fresh and familiar. The music set the tone perfectly, blending eerie ambience with energetic battle themes. The graphics struck a great balance between modern detail and that gritty, biological horror aesthetic I love. And the enemies? Fantastic. Creepy, cr...

  I’ve been playing so much Resident Evil 2 Dual Shock Ver. on PS4 lately, creating streams, clips, and guides for it. When I heard that Leon would be returning in Resident Evil Requiem , I was so hype. There’s something about revisiting Resident Evil 2 that feels timeless. Every save room theme, every tense hallway, every encounter with Mr. X reminds me why Leon Kennedy became such an iconic character. Streaming those moments, breaking them down into guides, and sharing clips with the community has been my way of keeping the survival horror spirit alive. Then the leak happened. The poster dropped, the whispers spread, and suddenly Leon wasn’t just a memory — he was back. Older, rugged, scarred by years of battles, standing alongside Grace Ashcroft in the rain-soaked imagery of Requiem . It felt less like a spoiler and more like a ritual sign: a reminder that the energy of Resident Evil is still evolving, still haunting, still alive. For me, this isn’t just news. It’s a moment of...

  After fourteen years of logging into my Steam account, I thought I had seen it all: endless sales, indie gems, and the timeless thrill of classic Valve titles like Counter-Strike 2 and Left 4 Dead 2 . But nothing prepared me for Valve’s latest announcement. Steam isn’t just a storefront anymore—it’s stepping boldly into the realm of hardware, blurring the line between PC and console. What excites me most is how customizable and wireless this new ecosystem feels. For someone who grew up with Steam as a digital library, seeing it evolve into a physical, flexible console-like experience is both surreal and thrilling. 🎮 The New Steam Hardware Lineup Steam Machine Compact gaming PC designed for the living room. Console-like form factor with 4K gaming at 60 FPS . Optimized for SteamOS but remains open for customization. Ships in early 2026 across North America, Europe, Australia, and Asia. Steam Frame (VR Headset) Lightweight, next-gen VR headset optimized for Steam. Comfortable de...

  I never expected this — but PlayStation has officially entered the gaming monitor space. Revealed during the November 2025 State of Play Japan , Sony announced a sleek new 27-inch PlayStation-branded gaming monitor , and I’m still processing how cool this is. As someone who’s deeply invested in console gaming and emotional cadence across hardware generations, this feels like a mythic rupture in the archive. 🖥️ Monitor Specs & Features Size: 27 inches Resolution: QHD (1440p) Refresh Rate: Up to 240Hz (limited to 120Hz on PS5) HDR & VRR Support: Yes DualSense Charging Hook: Built-in, folds out from the rear Compatibility: PS5, PC, and other HDMI devices This monitor isn’t just a display — it’s a ritual station. The charging hook lets you hang your DualSense controller right below the screen, always ready for action. It’s a subtle but powerful gesture of emotional continuity. 📅 Release Info Launch Window: 2026 Regions: United States and Japan Price: Not yet annou...

  Out of all the games showcased in the November 2025 PlayStation State of Play , one title stood out and captured my heart: Never Grave: The Witch and The Curse . The moment I saw its hand-drawn visuals, cursed hat mechanics, and hauntingly beautiful environments, I knew this was the one. I’m genuinely excited and already counting the days until release. 📅 Release Date & Platforms Launch Date: March 5, 2026 Platforms: PlayStation 5 & PlayStation 4 Pre-orders: Open now via PlayStation Store 🎮 Gameplay Overview Developed by Frontside 180 Studio and published by PocketPair , Never Grave is a 2D roguelike Metroidvania where you: Possess enemies using a cursed hat Explore procedurally generated dungeons Collect loot and build facilities in your village Strengthen your character for deeper runs Play solo or with up to 4-player online co-op The game promises that addictive “just one more run” feeling, blending tactical combat with magical exploration. 🖌️ Visuals & Atm...

  The battlefield welcomes a new burst of speed and style with the arrival of Sakura (Type-100) in Girls’ Frontline 2: Exilium . This SMG-class T-Doll doesn’t just fight — she drifts, delivering high-octane flair with her Initial D-inspired animations and truck-themed skillset that has fans calling her “Truck-kun incarnate.” 🧠 Character Overview Name: Sakura Weapon Type: SMG Role: High mobility frontline disruptor Signature Weapon: Type-100 Server Debut: CN version Sakura’s kit emphasizes mobility and burst damage , making her ideal for aggressive flanking and crowd control. Her animations and voice lines reference classic racing and isekai tropes, adding emotional cadence and mythic resonance to her presence. 🎮 How to Obtain Sakura Sakura is available through the limited gacha banner introduced during her debut event. Players can pull for her using standard recruitment currency or event-specific tickets. Banner Duration: Check in-game notices for exact dates Drop Rate:...