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Lockdown boom: PlayStations beat car giants in pandemic chip crisis

Lockdown boom: PlayStations beat car giants in pandemic chip crisis

Carmakers braced for turmoil when the pandemic hit. They expected supply chain disruptions and plummeting sales. But they never figured that a year later one of their biggest problems would be PlayStations.

  • by Jack Ewing and Don Clark

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Next gen gaming is not about raw power this time

Next gen gaming is not about raw power this time

Playing on the new consoles is a noticeably nicer experience, but not because of the extra brawn.

  • by Krishan Sharma
Kids and online games: stop judging and start parenting
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Kids and online games: stop judging and start parenting

We parent the whole child, not just the offline part. It’s time for a new  attitude around how we guide our kids online.

  • by Joanne Orlando
Chinese video game billionaire poisoned, colleague arrested

Chinese video game billionaire poisoned, colleague arrested

Lin Qi had been suffering from "acute symptoms of illness" and initially said he was in a stable condition and improving before his death was announced.

  • by James Cook
Cable Ties' foray into gaming

Cable Ties' foray into gaming

Pairing musicians with game developers has proven fruitful.

  • by Cat Woods
Cyberpunk 2077 is a stunning achievement and a crying shame

Cyberpunk 2077 is a stunning achievement and a crying shame

Cyberpunk could have made for an exciting end to the year and the console generation, but it should have been held over to the next.

  • by Tim Biggs
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The 10 best video games of 2020

The 10 best video games of 2020

From open-world samurai adventures to smaller-scale indie delights, here are the games that made the biggest impact on us during this truly extraordinary year.

  • by David Milner and Tim Biggs
Not a gamer? You should still care about Cyberpunk 2077

Not a gamer? You should still care about Cyberpunk 2077

Fans of techno-future art, music and movies should take note of the latest blockbuster video game.

  • by Tim Biggs
Mandalorian-style tech comes to town: $1.5m screen will change filmmaking forever

Mandalorian-style tech comes to town: $1.5m screen will change filmmaking forever

In a warehouse in an industrial pocket of inner-city Melbourne, Clayton Jacobson is developing a cutting-edge system that will revolutionise the industry.

  • by Karl Quinn
Assassin's Creed meets Zelda in a breezy world of greek myth

Assassin's Creed meets Zelda in a breezy world of greek myth

Immortals Fenyx Rising brings Ubisoft's open world sensibilities to a much more light-hearted game, resulting in a delightful mythological adventure.

  • by Tim Biggs
Why an 11-year-old game is one of 2020's best

Why an 11-year-old game is one of 2020's best

Demon's Souls brings truly next-gen graphical fidelity to a 2009 design that was ahead of its time.

  • by David Milner