NoPixel is bringing its fifth iteration to the Rockstar Games Launcher — but not in the way many hopeful players were expecting. Server owner and lead developer Koil confirmed the news in an announcement on NoPixel's official Discord, first spotted by content creator Tex2. According to Koil, "nopixel V will be available in Closed Beta to select participants on the Rockstar Games Launcher" starting September 8, the same day the new server goes live. He described the integration as "a big step for

Rockstar Games has pushed out another behind-the-scenes update to GTA Online, and this time the focus is squarely on cheaters. Following weeks of patches aimed at squashing bugs tied to The Kortz Center Heist finale, the studio has shifted its attention to closing off a batch of exploits that players have been using to dupe money and dodge death entirely. A Server-Side Fix, No Download Required As is typical for these kinds of updates, players won't need to download anything to get the changes.

Turns out Rockstar's premium pre-order push isn't just outperforming expectations — it's dominating them. Last week, Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick revealed that GTA 6's $100 Ultimate Edition was outselling the standard $80 version, a claim that raised eyebrows even without hard numbers attached. Now a fresh report puts a figure to it, and the scale is bigger than almost anyone predicted. The Numbers According to analytics firm Sensor Tower, cited by GamesIndustry.biz, 89% of all GTA 6 pre-orders

After a year of near-silence, NoPixel's long-awaited fifth iteration is close to launch. The team behind the popular GTA roleplay server confirmed this week that NoPixel V will go live on Tuesday, September 8, marking exactly one year since the project was first announced. A Year in the Making NoPixel Studios revealed development on the fifth version of its FiveM-based server back in September of last year, confirming it was being built in direct collaboration with Rockstar Games. Rockstar later

Rockstar has kicked off a new GTA+ cycle, and Month 53 is now live for subscribers. Running from August 6th through September 9th, this month's lineup includes a free vehicle, a fresh paint job, member-only discounts, and the usual list of standing perks that come bundled with the $7.99 (£6.99 / €7.99) monthly subscription. The Headline Freebie: Gallivanter Warden The marquee giveaway this month is the Gallivanter Warden, handed out for free exclusively through The Vinewood Car Club. Members ca

Twenty-five years after Master Chief first crash-landed on a Forerunner ringworld, Halo Studios has gone back to the beginning — not with a coat of paint like 2011's Anniversary edition, but with a full ground-up rebuild in Unreal Engine 5. The result is a campaign-only remake that mostly earns the confidence of its ambition, even if it plays things safer than a project this size probably should. The Good It finally looks (and sounds) the part. The jump from the original Combat Evolved to this

Eight months after its August 28, 2025 release on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, Metal Gear Solid Δ: Snake Eater stands tall as one of the best ways to experience Hideo Kojima’s 2004 masterpiece. Built in Unreal Engine 5, this isn’t a radical reimagining—it’s a loving, high-fidelity recreation that modernizes visuals, controls, and quality-of-life while keeping every iconic moment intact. Graphics & Atmosphere: 9.5/10 The Tselinoyarsk jungle has never felt more alive. Dense foliage sways real

Just 24 hours after its February 27, 2026 launch, Resident Evil Requiem (the ninth mainline entry) already feels like the series' victory lap after three decades of evolution. Directed by Koshi Nakanishi and built on the RE Engine, this is Capcom at the absolute peak of its powers—blending the raw, claustrophobic terror of Resident Evil 7 and Village with the slick, over-the-top action of the RE4 remake into one cohesive, heart-pounding package. It's not just another zombie game; it's the emotio

For nearly three decades, Final Fantasy Tactics has sat on the strategy RPG throne, often imitated but rarely equaled. With the release of The Ivalice Chronicles late last year, Square Enix has finally brought Ramza Beoulve’s war-torn journey to modern hardware. After spending 60+ hours with the game (and another 10 tinkering with the "Classic" mode), I can confidently say this is the definitive way to play the masterpiece—though it comes with a few baffling omissions that keep it from absolute

Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade, the enhanced version of the 2020 classic, finally arrives on Nintendo Switch 2 just days ago on January 22, 2026. This port brings the full Intergrade experience—including the base game and the excellent Yuffie-focused Episode INTERmission DLC—to Nintendo's powerful new hybrid console. For years, fans wondered if Square Enix's ambitious remake project would ever grace a Nintendo platform. Now that it's here, it feels like a perfect fit, delivering one of the