I don't care what you lot say, the side buttons on a mouse are for copy and paste (on desktop)
A PC Gamer poll reveals most users assign mouse side buttons to browser navigation, while a vocal minority prefer copy/paste for ergonomic efficiency.
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Every ClipRaptor briefing sourced from PC Gamer, with a direct link to the original publisher page. Page 6 of 13: briefings 151-180, published Sep 20, 2026 to Sep 23, 2026.
Leon Kennedy is Zach Cregger's choice of bodyguard: 'I would just bear hug myself around him'
Zach Cregger, director of the upcoming Resident Evil film, named Leon Kennedy as his preferred bodyguard character, citing Kennedy’s protective reputation.
Lords of the End Times is 'not the end' for Total War: Warhammer: 'You can't get rid of us that easily'
Creative Assembly signals ongoing support for Total War: Warhammer, hinting at future DLC packs and expansions despite the end of Warhammer Fantasy.
Total War: Warhammer's biggest ever campaign is now $9, but what do actually you get for that?
Total War: Warhammer’s Immortal Empires campaign is unlocked by buying any $9 Lords of the End Times lord, granting access to Bretonnia and varied faction content starting September 24.
Waiter, there's some Path of Exile in my Total War: Warhammer 3 DLC
Total War: Warhammer 3’s Lords of the End Times DLC introduces Nagash’s Black Pyramid upgrade system, drawing comparisons to Path of Exile’s skill tree for its complex, interconnected buffs and passive abilities.
It's me, I am the whale
A Star Trek Online limited loot box celebrated the franchise’s 60th anniversary with a new *Strange New Worlds*-inspired ship, drawing significant player spending.
PC Gaming Show Toyko Direct 2026 picks
PC Gamer highlights genre-mixed horror Tenebris Somnia, roguelike tactics game Wane, autobattling Pirate Balatro Piroker, and multiplayer deckbuilder Hellcard II from the Tokyo Direct 2026 showcase.
Everything I'd do differently in Cregger's Resident Evil film
A PC Gamer writer outlines personal adjustments they would make to avoid the fatal choices in the upcoming Resident Evil film, emphasizing caution and responsibility.
Halo Studios cinematic director promoted, then laid off in the same week
A Halo Studios cinematic director was promoted and laid off within days, highlighting ongoing instability at Xbox studios amid large-scale job cuts.
Valve shadow dropped chicken pets into CS2
Valve’s Counter-Strike 2 introduced unannounced pet chickens that hatch from weekly drops, featuring inspectable skins and playful behaviors, overshadowing the Rush Hour update.
I have fallen to my own hubris
A writer regrets min-maxing in *WoW: Forever* after Blizzard announced a level cap increase to 30, leaving them with overfilled quest inventories and insufficient bag space.
Micropost: 'This is crazytown' reaction to our worst graphical effect poll
PC Gamer’s readers are voting on the worst graphical effect in games, with depth of field and vignette currently in contention.
Esports tournaments do it better in person
In-person esports tournaments now surpass online events with immersive lighting, sound, and spectator experiences, transforming competitive gaming into a theatrical spectacle.
Where can Australians buy R18+ PC games without a credit card? Pretty much everywhere but Steam
Australians without credit cards face barriers buying R18+ PC games on Steam due to new age verification rules, pushing users toward alternative stores.
I can't be the only one
PC Gamer staff discuss personal gaming backlogs and tracking methods, highlighting the challenge of managing long-term playlists and the community’s shared experiences.
How about that StarCraft trailer, eh
BlizzCon’s StarCraft trailer teased self-aware action, rug pulls, and goop colors, sparking fan speculation about themes and tone.
Should action games let us skip the action?
A 2026 action RPG plans to add an easier difficulty level allowing players to skip combat entirely, focusing on story progression.
Bungie unvaulting Destiny 2 content was a studio-saving emergency decision, because Marathon updates were never going to be enough
Bungie’s decision to unvault Destiny 2’s oldest content was a last-resort move to salvage the studio amid declining player trust and financial pressures following repeated controversies.
Blizzard warns World of Warcraft: Forever players it will 'very aggressively' punish anyone who buys gold with real money
Blizzard warns players that buying in-game gold with real money in World of Warcraft: Forever will face severe penalties, including permanent account bans, to protect the game’s economy.
'All roads lead back to Arma'
Arma’s milsim legacy underpins major genres, from survival titles like DayZ to battle royales such as PUBG, and continues influencing modern multiplayer shooters.
World of Warcraft: Forever players competing over enemies is 'extremely important' to the experience, Blizzard says: 'This is one of those things that we simply
Blizzard states shared enemy kill credit in *World of Warcraft: Forever* will not be introduced, emphasizing its importance to the game’s social dynamics despite launch-day frustrations.
Wait, how did Lego beat Minecraft to making a city builder?
Lego’s new city-builder game Lego Skylines arrives as a surprise competitor to Minecraft’s long-awaited genre expansion, prompting questions about Mojang’s delayed move into city-scale construction.
Bungie un-cancels Destiny: Vaulted content is coming back as new leadership promises 'Destiny is foundational to our future'
Bungie reversed its decision to remove major Destiny 2 content, restoring vaulted raids and campaigns after player backlash and leadership changes.
GTA 5 has true air travel now thanks to the mod I just installed, but they won't let me give me my pals piggybacks onto the plane
A new mod for GTA 5 introduces functional airports, allowing players to board planes as passengers between select locations, though boarding issues persist.
Oh good, the pervert's back
Capcom confirmed Khezu, Monster Hunter’s most unsettling Elder Dragon, will return in Wilds: Ascendance, launching in 2027.
First 5-day Tokyo Game Show in 30 years cuts back to 4 in face of Typhoon Dujuan
Tokyo Game Show 2026’s planned five-day run was shortened to four days due to Typhoon Dujuan, with Monday’s event and tickets canceled and refunded as organizers prioritized safety amid severe weather warnings.
Take to the skies and shoot your mates in the face with a shotgun in Fish & Ships
A new co-op game, Fish & Ships, lets players pilot airships as fish, engaging in chaotic aerial battles and comedic interactions with destructible boxes and shotguns.
Feel like a kid again when toy car game Obstacle Overdrive launches October 2
Obstacle Overdrive, a toy car game by Arcane Ermine, launches October 2, 2026, letting players navigate obstacle courses in a '90s bedroom setting.
I lost hours to this roguelike card-based city builder even though I had no idea how all of those words could fit together
PC Gamer explores Toxic Frontier, a card-based roguelike city builder revealed at the PC Gaming Show Tokyo Direct, blending hexagonal grid strategy with roguelike challenges and toxic wasteland themes.
Solarpunk MMO Loftia is launching into early access November 3
The eco-optimistic MMO Loftia enters early access on November 3, offering players customizable sky islands, community projects, and puzzle-based adventures without combat.