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LEGO Island Portable – Le retour du classique de 1997 sur toutes les plateformes

Par : Korben
27 juin 2025 à 12:10

Attention les nostalgiques ! Si vous avez grandi dans les années 90 avec un PC sous Windows 95 et que vous étiez fan de LEGO, y’a de fortes chances que vous ayez passé des heures sur LEGO Island. Ce jeu culte de 1997 où on incarnait Pepper Roni, le livreur de pizzas le plus cool de l’île, vient de recevoir une seconde jeunesse grâce au projet isle-portable.

Pour ceux qui ne connaissent pas, LEGO Island c’était LE jeu en monde ouvert avant l’heure. On pouvait se balader librement sur une île peuplée de personnages loufoques qui se démontaient dans tous les sens pour nous faire marrer. Entre les courses de jet-ski, les missions de dépannage et la fameuse poursuite en hélicoptère où on balançait des pizzas sur le méchant Brickster (oui, des pizzas, le truc qui l’avait aidé à s’échapper), c’était du grand n’importe quoi mais qu’est-ce qu’on adorait ça !

7 details you might have missed in that Black Ops 7 teaser

Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 has been confirmed with a three-minute teaser trailer, but you might have missed out on the significance of some of those series Easter Eggs.

Screenshots from the Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 reveal trailer.

Final Fantasy VII Remake coming to Xbox is cool — but I'm sticking with the PC version and mods that let me fight Darth Vader

With the Xbox version of Final Fantasy VII Remake on the horizon, it's time we look back on the PC version and celebrate its incredible catalog of insane mods.

Promotional screenshot of Cloud fighting Darth Vader in a modded version of Final Fantasy VII Remake

Gears of War: Reloaded preorders — where to buy and everything you need to know

Gears of War: Reloaded is coming this year, so get ready for this return to the original outing with our preorder guide and everything else you need to know.

Baird curb stomping a Locust in Gears of War: Reloaded

WWE 2K25 gets the WrestleMania 41 arena and its second DLC — but where's the missing celebrity from the first one?

2K has released the second DLC pack for WWE 2K25, as well as the WrestleMania 41 pack for owners of the Bloodline Edition, and the Riyadh Crown Jewel arena. But DLC 1 is still incomplete.

CM Punk in the ring at Crown Jewel, Riyadh, in WWE 2K25.

I'll replay Xbox's Hellblade 2 when it gets its 60FPS performance mode — I wish it had launched that way to begin with

Senua's Saga: Hellblade 2 Enhanced Edition is slated to launch on Aug. 12, 2025, with a 60 FPS performance mode, developer commentary, and more.

Screenshot of Senua's Saga: Hellblade II running on Xbox Series X, Windows PC, or ASUS ROG Ally.

I would love for Final Fantasy to return to turn-based combat, and thanks to Clair Obscur: Expedition 33,it might

Square Enix recently held a shareholders meeting, answering various questions from the media. One reporter asked if Square Enix is willing to make future Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest games 'command-based' while citing Clair Obscur: Expedition 33. Square Enix responds that they respect 'command-based' RPGs and will continue to make their games like so.

Trailer screenshot of Sephiroth in Final Fantasy VII Rebirth

STALKER 2's latest free update restores major A-life AI features to NPCs — making them more like the original game at last

GSC Game World has uploaded the fifth major free update to its critically acclaimed survival shooter, Stalker 2: Heart of Chornobyl. This update features restorations for NPC AI and A-life, new weapons and loot to find, and tons of balance changes and quality-of-life improvements.

Trailer screenshot of Stalker 2: Heart of Chornobyl's Patch 1.5 update.

Meta Quest 3S Xbox Edition blends immersive VR with cloud powered gaming

Par : Gaurav Sood
24 juin 2025 à 19:15

The all‑new Meta Quest 3S Xbox Edition rolls VR into the Xbox ecosystem in a uniquely stylish way. At the core, it’s the affordable Quest 3S you know from last fall, upgraded cosmetically and bundled strategically to spotlight Xbox Cloud Gaming. But when you unpack the box, the real appeal becomes clear: more than a headset, it’s a compact, mobile gateway to Xbox’s expansive cloud library.

Under the hood, the headset retains the same Snapdragon XR2 Gen 2 chipset, 8 GB RAM, and 128 GB storage as the standard Quest 3S, Meta’s mid‑range VR workhorse launched in October 2024. Optics and display specs remain unchanged: Fresnel lenses, 1832×1920 pixels per eye, and roughly 96° field of view. Performance and mixed‑reality features mirror the original, ensuring gamers won’t miss out, although it lacks the advanced pancake lenses and wider FOV of the premium Quest 3.

Designer: Meta and Microsoft

The real difference lies in design and packaging. Decked in Xbox’s signature Carbon Black and Velocity Green, the headset, Touch Plus controllers, and included Elite Strap are unified by bold styling. A custom Xbox Wireless Controller ships pre‑paired, and Launcher menus even boot directly into the Xbox app to get players into their cloud‑streamed titles fast. The $399 bundle includes three months of Game Pass Ultimate, three months of Meta Horizon+, and the Elite Strap (combined value around $219) unlocking immediate access to hundreds of Xbox titles and monthly VR game downloads. All without the extra hardware or setup hassle. With Xbox Cloud Gaming beta already live on Quest since December 2023, users can stream big titles like Forza Motorsport, Starfield, or Hi‑Fi Rush directly to the headset.

That said, it’s critical to set expectations right. The headset isn’t delivering immersive VR Xbox titles, it’s running standard console and PC games on a virtual big‑screen view using passthrough tech. Resolutions and bitrate are tuned for cloud, not native VR fidelity, so graphics may appear soft when streamed. But latency remains low, and gameplay feels polished for anyone willing to sacrifice graphics bells and whistles for convenience. Value‑wise, this bundle equates to paying $399 for the headset and accessories, but if you bought each item separately, it could cost over $500. Still, some might prefer to choose storage upgrades or wait for a standalone deal, given the $100 premium over a base Quest 3S.

In essence the Xbox Edition targets a niche: mobile gamers, tech enthusiasts, and Xbox fans who want plug‑and‑play access to their library on a semi‑portable device. It’s not a VR reimagination of Xbox—but it is a slick, streamlined expansion of Microsoft’s gaming footprint. Whether Xbox eventually dives deeper into VR remains to be seen, but for now this is arguably the closest you’ll get to playing Xbox in VR.

 

 

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