Category: Gaming
Summer Games Done Quick Returns This July And The Full Schedule Features Speedruns For Balatro, Super Mario 64, And More
May 15, 2026 | Gaming
Games Done Quick (GDQ) has announced that its flagship speedrunning marathon, Summer Games Done Quick, will return to Minneapolis this July to benefit…
Read MoreMarathon: Bungie Will Test PvE-Only Mode In Season 2, And Other Things We Learned From Its Roadmap
May 15, 2026 | Gaming
Bungie revealed earlier this week that Season 2 of Marathon will begin on June 2. Ahead of the new season’s start, the studio has released a massive b…
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May 15, 2026 | Gaming
Subnautica 2 Is An Early Access Hit, Crossing 2 Million Copies Sold In Just 12 Hours
May 15, 2026 | Gaming
Developer/publisher Unknown Worlds Entertainment launched Subnautica 2 into Early Access yesterday, May 14, and in just 12 hours, the game surpassed 2…
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