Shaun Prescott

5 days ago | pcgamer.com | Shaun Prescott

Need to knowWhat is it? PS2-era Megami Tensei JRPG starring a kid detective in early 20th century TokyoRelease date June 19, 2025Expect to pay $50Developer AtlusPublisher SegaReviewed on RTX 3060 (laptop), Ryzen 5 5600H, 16GB RAMSteam Deck Playable, with some small in-game textLink SteamWhen Raidou Kuzunoha vs. the Soulless Army released for PlayStation 2 in March 2006, Persona 3 was only four months away from making its debut in Japan.

1 week ago | gamesradar.com | Shaun Prescott

I'll be honest: A week after the Nintendo Switch 2 launch, I expected stock to be scarce. I expected the usual eBay flippers to be selling hoarded units for well above RRP. The opposite is actually true, though: Less than a week after launch, the Nintendo Switch 2 is not only easy to get, but it's getting discounted. Case in point: EB Games eBay store is currently selling the Nintendo Switch 2 for AU$659.90, which is a AU$40.10 saving.

2 weeks ago | msn.com | Shaun Prescott

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2 weeks ago | pcgamer.com | Shaun Prescott

Worship is a game about being a ruthless cult leader. The objective is to spread your cult as far and wide as possible, usually with the help of the cult members you've recruited, who will do anything you demand of them—even present themselves for sacrifice. Ultimately, the goal is to destroy the world via the summoning of your cultish deity. It's a simple power fantasy we've all dreamed of from time to time. Right? If this is reminiscent of Cult of the Lamb to you, you're kinda on the mark.

2 weeks ago | pcgamer.com | Shaun Prescott

Hard sci-fi survival shooter The Last Caretaker just got an airing at the PC Gaming Show 2025, and it's channelling some truly uncanny early British TV moods. If you don't know what I mean, imagine the ye olde Americana of Fallout, except from across the pond, with all the chewed VHS stylings and early radiophonic synth work that entails. Watch the video: you'll get it.