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Read More »Ubisoft forms Massive Entertainment to focus on Splinter Cell, Ghost Recon and more
Yesterday’s job listings made it clear that Ubisoft is still filling key leadership roles for the Splinter Cell Remake, suggesting the project is nowhere near full production. Today, Ubisoft has announced another internal shake‑up, with Splinter Cell now being folded under Massive Entertainment. Ubisoft has renamed its Creative House 2 …
Read More »New Thermal Grizzly paste targets liquid metal cleanup and surface restoration
Thermal Grizzly is expanding its accessories line-up again, this time with TG Metal Polish & Restore, a new cleaning and polishing paste designed for delicate metal surfaces. The paste is formulated to remove gallium-based liquid metal residue and can also be used on copper, brass, chrome and nickel surfaces found …
Read More »Persona 5: The Phantom X players can claim a free four‑star Phantom through Opera GX
Opera GX has announced a new collaboration with SEGA, giving Persona 5: The Phantom X players a rare chance to bypass the usual gacha system and claim a four‑star Phantom Idol of their choice through GX Rewards.
Read More »GeForce Now is adding 25 more games this month
GeForce Now is adding 25 games to its library throughout October, led by The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Remastered and Gears of War: E‑Day, including a number of other major day-one releases.
Read More »Biwin cuts SSD prices for Amazon Prime Day
BiWin is taking part in Amazon Prime Day this month, offering a range of discounts across its SSD and flash storage lineups, bringing savings of 15% on average.
Read More »MSI’s Pro Max Edge AI+ mini PC now available in UK for £4,499
Following on from a reveal earlier this year, MSI is now bringing its powerful Pro Max Edge AI+ Mini PC to the UK. The system comes equipped with AMD’s Ryzen AI Max+ 395 processor and a large 128GB unified memory pool designed for local AI workloads.
Read More »New job listings suggest Splinter Cell Remake is nowhere close to release
It has been years since Ubisoft announced the Splinter Cell Remake and the publisher has gone through some major changes since then, including rounds of layoffs, studio closures and restructuring. At this point, you would be forgiven for assuming that the game was cancelled, but new signs of life have …
Read More »Crimson Desert Charting the Unknown DLC delayed
Earlier this summer, Pearl Abyss officially revealed the first story DLC for Crimson Desert, titled "Charting the Unknown". While this story expansion was originally planned to release in mid-October, it has been delayed.
Read More »Capcom says bringing Monster Hunter Wilds to Switch 2 was a “painstaking process”
It is no secret that Monster Hunter Wilds had an extremely rough launch, with the PC version suffering the most, leading to waves of negative reviews for the game during its first year on the market. Since then, Capcom has released several updates to improve performance and now, they've even …
Read More »Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 PC system requirements announced
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 is now just a few weeks away from release. As a result, Infinity Ward has now revealed the final PC system requirements for the game, including the specs you'll need to run the game with Ray Tracing switched on.
Read More »Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 will have Counter-Strike inspired mode
While Call of Duty has dominated the console shooter space for decades, over on PC, titles like Counter-Strike and Valorant have often proven to be more popular. With Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4, Infinity Ward looks to be bringing some of that CS flavour to COD, with a new …
Read More »KitGuru Games: Is Final Fantasy 14 on Switch 2 worth it?
Final Fantasy 14 is far too large to review in a traditional sense as it’s an MMO that spans hundreds of hours, but the new Switch 2 version does raise a simple question - is this edition worth playing? After spending time with the game in both handheld and docked modes, I’ve got a clear sense of how the port holds up.
Read More »Asus launches its first WiFi 8 router
ASUS has begun rolling out its first Wi‑Fi 8 hardware. Less than a year after giving KitGuru an early look at its plans during the December 2025 Tech Tour, the company has now listed the ROG Rapture GT‑BN98, a quad‑band Wi‑Fi 8 router built on the developing IEEE 802.11bn standard.
Read More »Insomniac’s Wolverine already shown booting on PS5 emulator
Insomniac’s Wolverine is one of the first major PS5 exclusives confirmed to be skipping PC following Sony’s shift away from single‑player PC ports, but that hasn’t stopped emulation developers from testing the game. Recently, Wolverine was shown booting on a PS5 emulator for the first time.
Read More »GTA 6 map is ‘twice as big’ as GTA 5
Rockstar has shared new details about Grand Theft Auto VI in the latest digital issue of Game Informer, confirming that Leonida is the studio’s biggest map to date and roughly twice the size of GTA V’s Los Santos. The team is also leaning heavily into dynamic weather systems to make …
Read More »The Witcher 3 hits new all-time peak concurrent player count on Steam
The Witcher 3 Remastered has launched to overwhelmingly positive reception, and the renewed interest has already translated into a major milestone on Steam. CD Projekt Red has confirmed that today’s re‑release has pushed the game to its highest concurrent player count ever on Valve’s platform.
Read More »The Witcher 3 Remastered launches to very positive reviews
The Witcher 3 is making headlines once again this week. 11 years on from the game's original release, CD Projekt Red has rolled out a free remaster, overhauling much of the game. So far, the remaster appears to be extremely well received, with The Witcher 3 earning the top spot as the highest-rated game of 2026 so far.
Read More »Blizzard says Diablo 4 will still get new content, even after Diablo 5 releases
Blizzard may be moving ahead with Diablo V, but Diablo IV is far from finished. In a new interview, Diablo V director Brent Gibson confirmed that Diablo IV will continue to receive seasons and new content for years to come, including after Diablo V launches. Icy Veins spoke with Gibson …
Read More »Naughty Dog confirms plans for new Last of Us games
Naughty Dog closed out this year’s Last of Us Day with a studio update from Neil Druckmann, confirming that multiple new projects are in early development, including new stories set within The Last of Us universe.
Read More »Rumour points to L.A. Noire sequel but the evidence doesn’t add up
A rumour has begun circulating online claiming Rockstar’s next game after GTA 6 will be a sequel to L.A. Noire, this time set in San Francisco and centred around detectives hunting the Zodiac killer. The claim comes from an old GTAForums post that recently resurfaced on Reddit, but there are …
Read More »Bethesda avoided an Elder Scrolls spin‑off to prevent another “New Vegas situation”
Last week, former Bethesda designer Kurt Kuhlmann made headlines for saying Starfield is unlikely to receive a sequel. In that same interview, he also shed light on why The Elder Scrolls never received a Fallout: New Vegas‑style spin‑off from an external studio.
Read More »Halo 2 and Halo 3 Remakes reportedly cancelled
Following on from the recent announcement that Halo is being moved over to Activision and Halo Studios is winding down into a maintenance team, new rumours suggest several previously planned Halo projects have now been shelved, including the Halo 2 remake teased at the end of Halo Campaign Evolved.
Read More »NetEase files trademark for new MMO ‘ECC: Redline’
NetEase already has a long list of major multiplayer titles in development, from Marvel Rivals to Once Human, but it appears the publisher has yet another MMO on the way. New trademark filings suggest the company is preparing to announce a project titled ECC: Redline.
Read More »Xbox is paying “significantly less” than reported $400M budget for Kojima’s PHYSINT
Following the recent breakup between Hideo Kojima and PlayStation, rumours have been circulating about the budget behind PHYSINT, with some claiming Kojima was seeking more than $400M for the project. However, it now appears that Xbox signed the game for “significantly less” than those figures.
Read More »Minecraft still brings in 300K new players each day according to Xbox CEO
Minecraft has been around for more than 17 years, but the game is still growing at an incredible pace. According to Xbox CEO Asha Sharma, Minecraft continues to bring in roughly 300,000 new players every single day.
Read More »Hell is Us major update and Switch 2 port delayed, but only by a few weeks
Hell is Us has quietly found a much wider audience this month, with the game now available through Xbox Game Pass and PlayStation Plus. That alone opens the doors for millions of new players to discover the game, but unfortunately, the planned Nintendo Switch 2 version won’t be arriving as …
Read More »Remedy reveals new feature updates coming to Control Resonant
Control Resonant launched this week and, having spent a few days with it myself, I’m already convinced Remedy has something special here. With launch now behind us, Remedy has now begun sharing details on what's next, including major feature updates like New Game+ and a Photo Mode.
Read More »PlayStation patent describes controller acting as a credit‑card reader
Console makers like Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo often patent ideas for future features, though they don’t always make it to the consumer market. The latest console feature patent from Sony describes a system that would essentially turn your controller into a credit‑card reader.
Read More »Former Bethesda designer says Starfield 2 unlikely to happen
The team over at FRVR have had some very interesting interviews recently. Earlier this summer, the site spoke with former BioWare lead, Mark Darrah, learning a lot about the issues BioWare faces in the years ahead. Now, they've also spoken with a former Bethesda veteran, who made the bold prediction …
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