Get ready to return to one of the most iconic worlds in ARPG history: Ancaria! Sacred 2 Remaster launches on November 11, 2025, for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series S/X. This definitive edition of the fan-favorite adventure will be available at an SRP of $19.99 / € 19.99 on PC and $29.99 / €29.99 on consoles.
Sacred 2 Remaster breathes new life into the beloved classic with smoother combat, a modern interface, full controller support, and enhanced visuals. Players can choose from six distinct heroes and carve their own path through a massive open world filled with quests, battles, and hidden treasures.
The remaster packs in every expansion and update, whether you’re returning to the battlefield or exploring Ancaria for the first time, it’s the ultimate way to experience Sacred 2: Fallen Angel.
Sacred 2 Remaster launches digitally on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series S/X November 11, 2025. Gear up, choose your hero, and forge your legend – Ancaria needs you.
Elgato, a CORSAIR® brand, today unveiled Prompter XL, a studio-sized teleprompter for content production. With a 15.6″ display over 2.5 times larger than the original, Prompter XL keeps text readable up to 15 ft (4.6 m). An expanded build supports the large cameras and long lenses that pros actually use, while remaining simple to adjust. It comes with Camera Hub, free teleprompting software for everything from managing scripts to smart voice scrolling. Between shoots, Prompter XL doubles as an extra monitor, perfect for presenting and video conferencing with a proper view.
“We heard it constantly: ‘Love Prompter, but we need something bigger for our studio,’” said Julian Fest, General Manager at Elgato. “Prompter XL takes what creators loved about the original—the versatility, the simple setup, the reliability—and scales it up for studio environments. Teams producing everything from multi-host shows to cooking tutorials are already seeing faster turnarounds and smoother shoots.”
A Display Built for Distance
Prompter XL’s 15.6-inch display—the size of a modern laptop screen—ensures text remains readable even from across the studio. At 600 nits, it’s 50% brighter than the original Prompter, for improved visibility under studio lighting conditions. This means production teams can position talent wherever the shot requires without worrying about script clarity.\
Beyond visibility, the display delivers practical, everyday benefits. A single USB 3.2 cable handles everything, eliminating extra cables and outlet hunting on busy sets. The screen attaches magnetically, making it easy to remove for travel and cleaning, or even mounting on desks. Used as a second monitor, Prompter XL displays windows and apps in beautiful Full HD—now with a handy power button for quick on/off control.
Fits Professional Camera Setups
Prompter XL’s larger, reinforced build supports cameras up to 11 lbs (5 kg), including heavy camcorders and many studio cameras. It works with everything from wide-angle to long zoom lenses, thanks to an oversized bracket and lens port. Adjustable mounting ensures every lens sits perfectly centered in the beamsplitter for natural eye contact.
Prompter XL includes multiple backplates to fit virtually any lens type, creating the dark enclosure needed for teleprompting. When standard backplates won’t fit, users can print their own with 3D files found on Elgato Marketplace. Beyond backplates, Prompter XL features three mounting points—one ⅜” and two ¼” threads—compatible with professional tripods and C-stands. A cold shoe rail adds further versatility, allowing operators to mount accessories like shotgun mics or lights in any configuration.
To help users verify compatibility, Elgato maintains a list of tested cameras and lenses on its website. While not exhaustive, this community resource covers popular models confirmed to work with Prompter XL.
Camera Hub Included
Prompter XL comes with pro teleprompting software, eliminating the need for third-party apps or expensive add-ons. Camera Hub goes beyond essential features like screen mirroring, delivering capabilities other prompting apps lack.
A built-in script manager lets users size, style, and organize text into easy-to-read chapters. With Voice Sync enabled*, Camera Hub automatically adjusts scroll speed to match the speaker’s pace, ensuring natural delivery. Operators can control everything from their computer, or via Stream Deck for one-touch script management.
When set to Display mode, Prompter XL transforms into a second monitor, ideal for both office and remote work. Presenters can view slides and notes while looking right at camera, keeping audiences engaged. The full-sized screen offers ample space for windows and apps—equally valuable for large team meetings and everyday multitasking.
Availability
Customers can order Prompter XL starting today on elgato.com and at authorized retailers in CORSAIR’S global network.
*Requires NVIDIA RTX GPU, Apple Silicon M1 or better
Today, French independent video game developer Sandfall Interactive and video game publisher and creative studio Kepler Interactive announced that Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 has sold over five million copies since its release in April 2025 on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via GOG, Steam and Epic Game Store.
Additionally, the game’s emotional soundtrack, composed by Lorien Testard, has over 333 million track streams across digital music platforms since its release, spending over 10 weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard Classical & Classical Crossover Album charts within that timeframe, and even reached No. 1 on iTunes Top 100 Albums Chart in nine different countries, including within France, the home of the Montpellier-based game studio.
To celebrate these impressive milestones, Sandfall Interactive and Kepler Interactive have today teased a new game update is currently in development for all platforms that will include several additions and updates as a ‘Thank You’ to the fans that have supported the game since release. Within the upcoming major game update, players can look forward to:
A new, playable environment, taking the characters of Expedition 33 to a brand-new location with new enemy encounters and surprises to discover.
Challenging, new boss battles for late-game players to overcome.
New costumes for each member of the Expedition, giving even more customization options for players throughout their adventure.
New text and UI game localizations into Czech, Ukrainian, Latin American Spanish, Turkish, Vietnamese, Thai and Indonesian, bringing the total number of supported languages to 19.
Plus, even more surprises fans can look forward to.
“The response to our game has been nothing short of incredible,” says Guillaume Broche, Creative Director of Expedition 33 at Sandfall Interactive. “We spent years working on our dream project, and to know it has resonated with fans around the world in such a powerful way is both wonderful and overwhelming. We’re so grateful to our fans for their love of the world we created, for sharing their own fan art and music covers, for wearing their best Baguette cosplays to conventions, and for being incredibly supportive of our game. We hope the update we’re working on will act as a ‘thank you’ to those fans for their support – please be patient while our team work hard on bringing you something worth the wait.”
The major game update for Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is planned to be released for free on all platforms. Fans should stay tuned to the game’s official social channels for updates on its availability.
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is out now on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via GOG, Steam and Epic Game Store. For more information, visit http://www.Expedition33.com
Farming Simulator: Signature Edition releases on Nintendo Switch 2 on December 9th. Publisher and developer GIANTS Software announced the launch date, alongside the inclusion of the brand-new Mercedes-Benz Trucks Pack in the family-friendly simulation, as well as the release of the first gameplay trailer. Pre-orders are now available.
Holiday Season: Farming Season on Nintendo Switch 2!
Whether farmers tackle agriculture on fields, professional forestry in the woods, or tend to an adorable ensemble of farm animals, they operate over 400 authentic machines by real brands to achieve their goals. Whether planting, cultivating, or harvesting in the fields, or engaging in any other activity related to more profitable production chains, players will find a suitable solution among the 150 manufacturers, including Case IH, CLAAS, Fendt, John Deere, Kubota, Massey Ferguson, New Holland, Valtra, and others.
A Signature Experience with Signature Machines
Recently, GIANTS Software formed a long-awaited partnership with Daimler Truck AG to extend the fleet with iconic stars. With the arrival of Mercedes-Benz Trucks in the series, 17 additional machines have been added to the fleet. Spotlights are on the Unimog, a celebrated all-rounder, and the MB-trac, a powerhouse of traction and durability.
CCP Games, creators of the iconic sci-fi MMO EVE Online, today announced that EVE Frontier, its space survival MMO currently in early development, will be built on Sui, the Layer-1 blockchain originally developed by Mysten Labs. With more than tens of thousands of star systems and countless player-built ships, factories, and infrastructure set to populate EVE Frontier’s cosmos, Sui’s object-centric architecture offers a natural fit for modeling a virtual world of this scale and complexity. Additionally, Sui enables near-instant transaction finality, parallel execution of transactions, and more expressive smart contracts — all essential for bringing more aspects of EVE Frontier’s gameplay on-chain.
This announcement marks a significant step in CCP Games long-standing commitment to creating virtual worlds that are shaped entirely by its players. Building EVE Frontier on Sui represents the next evolution of that vision, marrying CCP Games expertise in large-scale sandbox design with a blockchain built for object ownership, composability, and scalability. This technical and ideological alignment ensures that as EVE Frontier grows, its universe can support deep economic interactions, sophisticated governance, and a truly persistent on-chain record of player history.
“Since inception, our mission has been to create virtual worlds more meaningful than real life. With EVE Frontier, we are pushing that ambition further than ever before: building a player moddable universe, bound by its own digital physics, that can outlive us all,” said Hilmar Veigar Pétursson, CEO of CCP Games. “As we dug into how Sui is architected, we came across so many familiar concepts, such as how their object-centric approach neatly matches our historic item-centric approach, enabling billions of objects/items, all placed by players, shaping a living universe. For us, Sui offered the unique alignment of architecture, security, and user experience. Together, we’re building a world that can truly stand the test of time.”
CCP Games is designing EVE Frontier to be massively moddable, empowering players and third-party developers to create new objects, structures, and systems called “Smart Assemblies”. This vision demands an environment where player-built content can be deployed safely at scale, without introducing vulnerabilities into the game world. Sui’s robust security model is crucial in allowing the community to build and deploy via Sui tooling in such a way that the compiled code does not compromise the integrity of the universe. In addition to Sui’s powerful combination of speed and scalability, CCP Games will also utilize Mysten Labs’ full stack of decentralized technology solutions, including Walrus, the developer platform for trustworthy data, and Seal, which provides native data access controls. Together, these enable new opportunities for players to leverage information asymmetry and exploit intelligence in their pursuit to thrive in the Frontier.
“Much of Sui’s early design was shaped by the needs of high-performance games with full programmability for players,” said Sam Blackshear, co-founder and CTO of Mysten Labs, the original contributors to Sui. “EVE Frontier is the first game to leverage all of the novel features that Sui, Walrus, and Seal offer. We’re inspired by CCP Games vision to build a truly player-defined game that outlasts its creators. It’s a perfect match for the technical ambition of Sui.”
EVE Frontier is in the process of porting the current Founder Access build of the game over to Sui. This initial port will also aim to implement many of Sui’s features to enhance the user experience, such as zkLogin for native account abstraction, allowing users to sign in with their email addresses, and sponsored gas fees for users, enabling onboarding without barriers and seamlessly bringing billions of player-driven interactions on-chain.
The Legacy – Out Now on Steam! The curse has been lifted… or has it? The Legacy, a cooperative survival horror game, is now officially available on Steam. Team up with friends or survive alone as you uncover the dark secrets of Svetlograd, craft, explore, and fight back against the ancient evil that haunts the land.
Co-op Survival Experience: Survive the curse together – play solo or with up to 4 players.
Open World Exploration: Discover the abandoned city of Svetlograd and its dangerous surroundings.
As a competitive gamer for the better part of two decades, I’ve seen my fair share of controllers. I’ve burned through standard issue gamepads, tinkered with elite models, and have a small graveyard of peripherals that promised an edge but delivered only disappointment. So when SCUF Gaming announced the Valor Pro Wireless, a controller packing their new drift-proof thumbsticks, I was cautiously optimistic. SCUF has a reputation to uphold, but the pro controller market is a battlefield littered with expensive failures. After spending significant time with it in the trenches of online multiplayer, I can say the Valor Pro is a weapon of immense potential, but one with a very specific, and at times, deeply flawed design.
The moment you pick it up, the first thing you notice is the weight. It’s noticeably lighter than its main rival, the Xbox Elite Series 2, which can be a blessing during marathon gaming sessions where fatigue becomes a real factor. The performance grip, a rubberized material with a subtle hexagonal texture, feels fantastic. It provides a secure, confident hold that never slipped, even when my palms started to sweat during a tense final circle. SCUF has clearly spent years refining this aspect of their design, and it shows.
Unfortunately, the praise for its feel largely ends there for me. The controller’s overall shape is the most divisive I have ever encountered. SCUF calls it a more compact design, but in my average-sized hands, it felt uncomfortably small. Some of my friends with larger hands have called it “girthy” and comfortable, but I found my fingers feeling cramped. This leads to the single biggest problem with the Valor Pro Wireless, the placement of its rear paddles and trigger stops. While the idea of four paddles is great, their positioning felt completely unnatural. The inner paddles were too high, forcing my ring finger into an awkward reach, while the outer paddles were just…there. Worse yet, the physical switches for the trigger stops are placed in a way that my middle finger constantly rubbed against their sharp plastic edges. After one particularly long session, I had a painful red mark on my finger, something I have never experienced with any other controller. This isn’t a matter of preference; it’s a fundamental ergonomic misstep that can cause genuine discomfort.
The headline feature, of course, is the Endurance TMR thumbsticks, SCUF’s answer to the stick drift plague. On this front, they deliver. The magnetic Hall Effect sensors provide a smooth, precise feel with the promise of incredible durability. I could run zero deadzone in my favorite shooters without a hint of drift, which felt amazing. However, the out-of-the-box experience was jarring. The stick tension is significantly stiffer than a standard Xbox controller, and the default acceleration curve felt unnatural and scooped. It took a lot of getting used to, and my aim suffered for the first few days. The included thumbstick toppers are also a letdown, feeling short and a bit slippery for my taste.
This is where the wireless model’s secret weapon comes into play: the SCUF Valor Pro Companion App. This piece of software is absolutely essential. It allows you to dive in and adjust the thumbstick response curves, tweak deadzones, and remap buttons to your heart’s content. After about an hour of fine-tuning, I was able to dial in a response curve that eliminated that weird acceleration feeling and made the sticks feel responsive and linear. Without this app, I would have likely given up on the controller entirely. This makes the cheaper, wired version a much harder sell, as it lacks any software support, leaving you at the mercy of the questionable factory settings.
The other “pro” features are a mixed bag. The adjustable instant triggers are a staple, allowing you to switch from a full analog pull for racing games to a short, mouse-click actuation for shooters. The full pull feels smooth and consistent, but the instant-click setting felt surprisingly stiff, requiring more force than I expected and somewhat defeating the purpose of a hair-trigger. The four back paddles also have an odd inconsistency. Only the two inner paddles provide a satisfying, tactile click, while the outer two feel like standard, mushy membrane buttons. For a premium controller, this lack of uniformity feels like a cost-cutting measure. On a more positive note, the tri-mode connectivity is superb, offering low-latency wireless, Bluetooth, and a wired option that enables a blistering 1000 Hz polling rate on PC for near-instantaneous input. The battery life, however, is a clear step down from the competition. At a maximum of 17 hours, it pales in comparison to the 40 hours offered by the Elite Series 2.
Ultimately, the SCUF Valor Pro Wireless is a controller built on a contradiction. It brilliantly solves the long-standing issue of stick drift with its TMR thumbsticks but fumbles badly on fundamental ergonomics. Its performance is heavily dependent on software tuning, making the wireless version the only one truly worth considering for serious players. It’s a specialist’s tool, not an all-rounder. If its unique, compact shape happens to fit your hands perfectly, and you’re willing to put in the work to customize its software, it could be the durable, high-performance controller you’ve been waiting for. For everyone else, the awkward paddle placement, uncomfortable trigger stops, and high price make it a risky gamble that’s hard to recommend over the safer, more universally comfortable Xbox Elite Series 2.
Overall Rating 3 out of 5
Pros:
Endurance TMR thumbsticks
Excellent non-slip grip
Versatile tri-mode connectivity
Deep customization options via the Companion App
Cons:
Extremely divisive ergonomics
Poor placement of rear paddles and trigger stop switches
Inconsistent tactile feedback between inner and outer paddles
Tassei Denki, a leading international provider of gaming hardware, consumer technology and innovative accessories, announced today that preorders have now begun for the highly-anticipated G‘AIM’E TIME CRISISLightgun, a revolutionary new breed of hardware, designed to bring classic arcade Lightgun gaming back to the home in time for the 30th anniversary of TIME CRISIS!
Tassei Denki first made waves earlier this summer upon launching their Kickstarter campaign for the new Lightgun system. After fully funding the campaign in a matter of minutes, the Kickstarter ended with pledges exceeding $1.1 million dollars, almost 25 times their original funding goal! Now, Tassei Denki are moving forward with their pledge to bring real arcade action back to home consumers in time for the Holidays.
Holding several in-person experiential events across the UK, Japan, Germany and the US over the summer, as well as a preview tour for lucky members of the media; gamers and experts agree that the G‘AIM’E TIME CRISIS Lightgun brings the much-loved classic back to modern gamers in stunning fashion. No adapters, no complex set up and no problem handling virtually any size TV or display, the only thing missing is a coin-up slot!
Designed under license and supervision of Bandai Namco Entertainment Inc. and multiple members of the original TIME CRISIS arcade team, the G‘AIM’E TIME CRISIS Lightgun, features the full arcade ROM for true authenticity and realism. Lightguns of old fail to work on modern displays, as they relied on old CRT technology to operate, but by utilizing A.I. driven technology, Tassei Denki has created its own, custom hardware solution featuring a high-resolution camera in place of the traditional infrared technology used in Lightguns of the past. A modern solution for a modern problem, the G‘AIM’E Lightguns calibrate with ease and work on virtually any display.
With three different hardware bundles to choose from, there’s a Lightgun for all gamers this Holiday! Choose between:
Two G‘AIM’E Lightguns so you can enjoy co-op gaming with friendly rivals
TV mini-console featuring TIME CRISISand three other Lightgun classics – POINT BLANK, STEEL GUNNER and STEEL GUNNER 2
Pedal, for true arcade action
Collectible TIME CRISIS Pin Badge
Collectible TIME CRISIS Diorama Stand
Type-C AC Power Adapter
Preorders are open for the G‘AIM’E TIME CRISISLightgun from today at the G‘AIM’E webstore, and is expected to begin shipping from December, 2025. Please visit: https://shop.mygaime.com/
Preorders will also be available via leading video game retailers, please keep checking in at: https://www.mygaime.com/where-to-buy for further details.
The keyboard market is in the middle of a fascinating evolution. For years, the debate was about the color of your mechanical switch. Now, a new technology is changing the conversation entirely. Analog magnetic switches, with their promise of customizable, lightning-fast inputs, have moved from a niche enthusiast feature to the new standard for competitive gaming. Logitech, a titan of the industry, has now made its move with the Logitech G G515 RAPID TKL, a keyboard that aims to package this cutting-edge performance into an incredibly slim and stylish frame. It’s a device that feels equally at home in a frantic firefight and a Monday morning meeting, but does it successfully serve both masters?
From the moment you unbox it, the G515 makes a strong impression with its design. It is remarkably thin, standing just 22 millimeters tall, which immediately sets it apart from the chunky, aggressive look of many gaming keyboards. This low profile isn’t just for show; it creates a more neutral, comfortable wrist posture that feels similar to typing on a modern laptop, reducing strain over long sessions without needing a wrist rest (which, notably, is not included). The aesthetic is clean and confident, successfully bridging the gap between a serious gaming peripheral and classy office equipment. My white review unit looked gorgeous on the desk, with its contrasting dark gray WASD keys offering a subtle nod to its gaming pedigree.
Logitech built the keyboard on a solid foundation. A stainless steel top plate gives it a surprising heft and rigidity, ensuring it stays planted during intense gameplay, while the double-shot PBT keycaps feel premium and are built to last, resisting the shine that plagues lesser materials. However, the execution isn’t flawless. I noticed some minor but definite wobble in the keycaps, which could occasionally feel awkward during rapid presses. Additionally, the backlighting on larger keys like Shift and Control appeared somewhat uneven, fading toward the edges. These are small blemishes on an otherwise high-quality physical package, but they do detract slightly from the premium feel.
The real magic of the G515 lies beneath those keycaps. The keyboard uses magnetic analog switches that are factory pre-lubricated and sit within a sound-dampened chassis. The result is a typing experience that is strikingly smooth and almost silent. The sound is a short, precise, and satisfying thud, a world away from the loud clatter of traditional mechanical boards. It’s a keyboard you can use in a shared space without annoying everyone around you. This refined feel makes it a joy for productivity. I found myself typing quickly and accurately, making it a fantastic hybrid device for anyone who works and plays on the same machine.
For gaming, the magnetic switches unlock a new level of control. Through Logitech’s G HUB software, you can customize the actuation point of every single key, from a hair-trigger 0.1mm to a more deliberate 2.5mm. This allows for incredible personalization. The standout feature, however, is Rapid Trigger. This technology dynamically resets a key the instant it begins to travel upwards, allowing for impossibly fast repeated inputs. In games like Valorant, this provides a noticeable advantage, making movements like strafing and peeking feel incredibly responsive and precise. It’s a feature that, once you get used to it, is hard to live without.
This powerful performance is entirely dependent on the Logitech G HUB software, and this is where the experience can become complicated. The software is undeniably powerful, offering deep customization for everything from key assignments and macros to complex, multi-layered profiles with a feature called KEYCONTROL. You can even assign two different actions to a single keypress at different depths. The potential is immense. Unfortunately, the software itself can be clunky and unintuitive. I experienced moments where automatic profile switching failed to work, which can be frustrating when you’re jumping into a game. A user’s satisfaction with the G515 will be directly tied to their willingness to learn and occasionally wrestle with its software.
Logitech made some deliberate sacrifices to achieve the G515’s minimalist form. There are no dedicated media keys or a volume roller, functions that are instead relegated to secondary FN key combinations. This is a conscious trade-off. Including those features would have required a larger chassis, compromising the keyboard’s core identity as an ultra-slim device. It’s a decision that clearly targets users who prioritize a sleek, low-profile design above all else.
Ultimately, the Logitech G G515 RAPID TKL is a superb, highly focused keyboard. It doesn’t try to be everything to everyone. Instead, it delivers an exceptional experience for a specific type of user: the competitive gamer who also values a clean, professional aesthetic and a comfortable, quiet typing experience for daily work. The magnetic switches provide a real, tangible advantage in-game, and the slim design is both beautiful and ergonomic. While minor build quality issues and a sometimes-frustrating software experience hold it back from perfection, it remains a fantastic choice for anyone who fits its unique profile. It’s a calculated investment in both speed and style, and for the right person, it’s an investment that pays off beautifully.
Overall Rating 4 out of 5
Pros:
Beautiful design
Magnetic switches
Powerful gaming features
Cons:
Dependent on sometimes-clunky G HUB software
Lacks dedicated media controls
Some minor quality control issues with keycap wobble
Halloween is almost here and today Pokémon GO is excited to share how Trainers can celebrate the spooky season.
Pokémon GO will be hosting a two-part seasonal event running from October 21 to November 2. The event will feature new opportunities to get costumed Pokémon and Candy, as well as the debut of Poltchageist and Sinistcha in Pokémon GO.
Part 1 (October 21 through October 27):
The debut of Poltchageist and Sinistcha, as well as the first chance at Shiny Sinistea
Event-themed Pokémon in the wild, including Sinistea, Zorua, Hisuian Zorua, Greavard, and more.
Additionally, in a new GO Pass, Trainers can collect GO Points to increase their rank, and unlock rewards such as Stardust, XP, Poké Balls, Candy, and an encounter with the fan-favorite Rotom.
Additionally, purchasers of the DO Pass Deluxe gain an event-themed teatime post
The full details are available in the official Pokémon GO Blog.
Part 2 (October 27 through November 2):
Costumed Pokémon in the wild, including Teddiursa wearing a witch hat, Noibat wearing a headband, and more.
An increased chance of encountering Shiny Teddiursa and Shiny Noibat.
Opportunities to complete Field Research and get rewarded with additional costumed Pokémon, including Pikachu, Froakie and Rowlet.
Raids featuring Sinistea and Poltchageist, as well as costumed Pikachu, Piplup, Gengar and Drifblim.
On October 31, Trainers will have a chance to receive Rare Candy or Rare Candy XL when catching costumed Pokémon with Nice Throws or better.
The full details are available in the official Pokémon GO Blog.
