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Xbox's PC back-compat launch just got a lot more exciting now that I know it's running Xbox 360 tech

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By Cale Hunt Verified
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If you'd asked me a couple of days ago, before Xbox's latest news, what games had me excited about PC gaming, there's no way I'd have named BLiNX: The Time Sweeper Conker: Live and Reloaded Crimson Skies: High Road to Revenge , or Fuzion Frenzy Alas, here we are. These four classic Xbox games are spearheading the new Xbox backwards compatibility program on Windows PC , with more titles expected to arrive in the future. Sure, this initiative might seem small today.
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The biggest indie "friendslop" game of 2026 appears to be delivering malware via Steam Workshop — How to protect your PC (and what to do next)

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By Cale Hunt Verified
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Colorful logo for "MECCA CHAMELEON" against a brick wall, featuring bold letters and a smiling cartoon figure. Worse, if you've already downloaded some custom maps for the game, I strongly suggest you A) finish reading about the issue, and B) check your Steam library. A security researcher who goes by Feint on Medium.com recently posted a lengthy analysis breaking down their findings.
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Diablo 2's addictive secret might have just been cracked by Path of Exile's co-creator — it's a truly fascinating analysis of ARPG mechanics

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By Cale Hunt Verified
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A close-up view of "Diablo" video game cases, including "Diablo II" and its expansion, featuring dark and vibrant artwork. When Diablo 2 launched in 2000, it essentially took over my gaming life. Never before had I played something so addictive. It was (and still is, to a certain degree) impossible to put down. Little did I know that I'd still be playing it 26 years later.
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