Sony has announced that all new PlayStation games released after 2028 will be digital-only, making it the first major console to fully embrace digital media.
User sentiment towards the Epic Games Store is largely negative, with many gamers recognizing its shortcomings. A significant update is planned that includes a complete redesign of the launcher, promising a five times faster cold start time and a 6.5 times quicker restoration from the system tray. The update will also introduce new features such as personalized game recommendations, quick-access categories, tailored product detail pages, and patch notes on the storefront. Additional enhancements include community forums, player profiles, private messaging, voice chat, game-independent parties, cross-region game gifting, publisher-funded coupons, and a tool for assessing game compatibility.
Green Man Gaming is currently hosting a Publisher Spotlight sale featuring various games at reduced prices, particularly for Steam Deck users. The sale includes titles priced under a specific amount, such as Risk of Rain 2 and Marvel’s Midnight Suns. Each game purchased comes with a Steam key for easy redemption. The sale ends on May 29, and it categorizes games as either Verified, which run smoothly on the Steam Deck, or Playable, which may need minor adjustments.
120 individuals have collections of 20,000 games or more on Steam, with the largest collection belonging to Sonix, who has 43,085 titles valued at nearly 0,000. Many gamers own hundreds or thousands of titles and often buy the same game multiple times due to sales. Playing through a collection of 40,000 games would take approximately seven years of continuous gameplay or 21 years with eight hours of daily gaming. Building such a library could take around three months of dedicated effort, assuming one minute per game purchase.
