Steam Hardware Survey: June 2026 — Windows 11 Surges, AMD Gains on Steam
For years, PC gaming had a kind of comforting inertia to it. Windows 10 was the default, Intel kept a…
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GTA VI’s Price Tag Is Official, and Rockstar Just Told the Entire Industry to Buckle Up
For months, everyone knew Grand Theft Auto VI was going to be expensive. The only real mystery was whether Rockstar would stop…
PC Gaming’s Quiet Rebellion: Direct-to-Consumer Sales Just Crushed the $1 Billion Mark
For years, the standard PC publishing playbook looked almost suspiciously settled. Put your game on a major storefront, accept the…
In-Game Ads Are Already Here. The Real Question Is How Weird the Industry Wants to Make Them
When people hear “ads in games,” they tend to imagine the worst version immediately: a boss fight paused by a…
Steam Frame Estimator Could Turn Steam Into a Better PC Buying Guide
For years, buying a PC game has involved a little ritual of optimism, guesswork, and mild self-deception. You look at…
PC Gaming Spending 2026: Middle Class Is Getting Richer
The games business loves a blockbuster narrative. Every quarter, the spotlight swings back to the same giants: the forever games,…
Steam’s March 2026 Hardware Survey Gets Weird
Steam’s latest Hardware Survey is out, and as usual, it is part useful market snapshot, part statistical fever dream. March…
The 2026 Gaming App Insights Report Shows Mobile Growth Is Getting Smarter and Harder
For years, mobile gaming had a pretty forgiving growth formula: buy a lot of installs, celebrate the charts, and deal…
Highguard Died in 45 Days and The Story Is Messier Than It Looks
Live-service games usually fail slowly. Highguard didn’t even get the chance. Wildlight Entertainment’s raid shooter is shutting down on March 12, 2026,…
The Death of the Gaming Keyboard
If we look at the PC gaming and enthusiast market today, something interesting happens: the biggest gaming peripheral brands —…