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Brian Byrne

Editor covering gaming news, industry moves, platform changes and stories where context matters as much as the headline.

About Brian Byrne

Brian Byrne edits Gamers Now and writes about the stories that make games worth following beyond the trailer. He has a long-running weakness for Shenmue and The Legend of Zelda, which probably explains his soft spot for games full of mystery, strange details, memorable places and fans still arguing about them years later. At Gamers Now, Brian covers major news, industry moves, platform changes and updates where the context matters as much as the headline.

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  • Outside Gamers Now, Brian also operates Evolution Host, a hosting and DDoS protection company.

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ARC Raiders Leak Lists Clans, Trading and Frozen Trail Map

ARC Raiders

ARC Raiders Leak Lists Clans, Trading and Frozen Trail Map

An unverified ARC Raiders datamine lists clans, trading and a new Frozen Trail map among possible future additions. Embark Studios has not announced its post-Riven Tides roadmap, so the leak should be treated cautiously.

Phasmophobia Character Update Adds Avatars and Full-Body Immersion

Xbox Series X|SXbox Game Pass

Phasmophobia Character Update Adds Avatars and Full-Body Immersion

Phasmophobia's Player Character Update introduces avatar customisation for the first time, alongside visible bodies, readable teammate equipment and new death animations. Kinetic Games says the overhaul is part of the co-op horror game's road to 1.0 this year.

MOTORSLICE Hits Game Pass as Its Launch Trailer Arrives

Multi-platform

MOTORSLICE Hits Game Pass as Its Launch Trailer Arrives

MOTORSLICE is available now on Xbox Game Pass, PS5, Xbox Series X|S and PC. Regular Studio's launch trailer puts the spotlight on a chainsaw parkour game about tearing through a brutalist megastructure.

Next Super Smash Bros. Rumor Claims 2027 or 2028 Window

Super Smash Bros

Next Super Smash Bros. Rumor Claims 2027 or 2028 Window

A new claim from Kiwi Talkz says another Super Smash Bros. project could arrive within the next two years. Nintendo has not announced a new Smash game, so the 2027 or 2028 window remains firmly in rumour territory.