Hollow Knight: Silksong is finally out—and it’s already overwhelming Steam. While that’s exciting news, some players are running into crashes when launching the game or even mid-gameplay. Don’t worry—this is fairly common for new PC releases, and Silksong is no exception. Here are the best ways to fix crashes and get the game running smoothly. … Read more
After years of anticipation, Hollow Knight: Silksong has finally arrived—and it’s everything fans hoped for and more. Just like the original, the game shines on PC, offering full support for multiple controllers. And if you prefer playing with a keyboard, no problem—the game’s controls are just as smooth. Here’s a complete breakdown of all controller … Read more
Hollow Knight: Silksong made a massive splash at launch, nearly crashing several storefronts and pulling in close to 500K concurrent players on Steam. Just like its predecessor, the PC version remains the best way to play thanks to its support for multiple controllers, high refresh rates, and ultrawide displays. That said, some players have run … Read more
The Schedule 1 game is an ambitious Early Access title where you start from scratch with just a few bucks from Uncle Nelson and slowly build your empire. While the grind is rewarding, it can sometimes feel slow. That’s where console commands Schedule 1 come in. With these powerful tools, you can instantly adjust your … Read more
When people talk about the great console wars of the late 80s and early 90s, the focus usually falls on Sega Genesis vs. Super Nintendo. Yet, in the shadows of this fierce rivalry stood another contender: the TurboGrafx-16, known in Japan as the PC Engine. Launched in 1987 in Japan and 1989 in North America, … Read more
If you’ve ever been in the middle of an intense firefight in Battlefield 6 and accidentally pressed the wrong key, chances are you’ve opened the developer console. Suddenly, your character stops moving, your weapon won’t fire, and you’re stuck typing into a black bar instead of playing the game. It’s frustrating and can ruin your … Read more
Retro gaming isn’t just about high scores or single-player adventures — it’s about sharing laughs, rivalries, and memories with friends. In the 80s and 90s, before online multiplayer, the best way to enjoy games together was to sit side by side on the couch, controllers in hand. From blasting aliens to clearing dungeons, co-op retro … Read more
When it comes to The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered, players often ask how to push the boundaries of the game. The answer lies in a simple but powerful tool: console commands. With these commands, you can fly, gain infinite gold, max out your skills, or even reshape the entire game world. Essentially, they turn … Read more
When people think of handheld gaming in the late 80s and 90s, the Nintendo Game Boy almost always comes first. Rugged, affordable, and loaded with iconic titles, the Game Boy defined portable gaming for decades. But what about Atari’s bold contender — the Atari Lynx? Launched in 1989, the Atari Lynx was a technological marvel. … Read more
Before the mid-1980s, video game controllers came in all shapes and sizes: chunky joysticks, dial knobs, and paddle wheels. They were experimental, sometimes awkward, and often uncomfortable for long play sessions. But in 1985, Nintendo released the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) in North America — and with it, a rectangular controller that changed everything. The … Read more