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Silksong "was much harder when I did it," says Team Cherry tester who also voiced Trobbio: "It was almost entirely nerfs to bosses that I got put in"
By Anthony McGlynn published
News Matt Trobbiani got to playtest Silksong and voice his namesake boss

Take-Two CEO says AI is "going to be really, really bad" at making video games and probably couldn't even come up with the GTA 6 marketing plan
By Dustin Bailey published
News "You end up with something pretty derivative"

YouTube smacks down Valve's beloved Counter-Strike 2 skins and potentially crushes GTA 6 videos in new content restrictions against gambling, "mass violence," and "realistic human characters"
By Anna Koselke published
News Google to tackle "graphic content" in games

Marvel's Blade: Everything we know so far
By Sam Loveridge last updated
Guide Slick vampire action awaits in Marvel's Blade, coming to PC and Xbox Series X (hopefully soon)

Well, I have to play Silksong again because of this impressive voiced mod that lets Hornet sing Sherma's song in place of the needolin
By Anthony McGlynn published
News Hornet's got a decent set of pipes, it turns out

Silksong voice actor behind Shakra says Team Cherry would give the same advice players shared: if something feels really hard, "maybe that's a sign" you should explore more
By Scott McCrae published
News Lauren Koopowitz hasn't played the Hollow Knight sequel yet, but says "don't be scared to play it"

Marvel Cosmic Invasion is a brawler that channels the energy of '90s superhero cartoons, and I can't resist a Spider-Man and Rocket Raccoon team-up
By Oscar Taylor-Kent published
Hands-on Hands-on | A Spider-Man and Rocket Raccoon brawler team-up is irresistible in Marvel Cosmic Invasion, and I can't wait to play more

Assassin's Creed was supposed to be a "trilogy" and end with Desmond Miles' death in Assassin's Creed 3, but Ubisoft released Brotherhood and Revelations before it released: "The problem with success is it drags it out"
By Anna Koselke published
News Games die "when they start to disappear up their own butts a bit"
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