Razer doesn't do a lot of mergers and acquisitions, but that changed this week with the announcement that Razer has acquired StreamElements, one of the most widely used creator tool platforms for streamers and YouTubers.
Read More »PS5 and Xbox discs increasingly require downloads to function, study finds
Sony’s decision to kill off discs for its future PlayStation titles has proven controversial to say the least. However, how many physical games nowadays can actually be played straight away without first sitting through a download?
Read More »Control sequel will offer a longer 30+ hour campaign
Control Resonant is shaping up to be a significantly longer game than its predecessor. According to lead gameplay designer Sergey Mohov, the sequel’s main campaign will run for around 30 hours, with a full completionist playthrough expected to reach roughly 50 hours.
Read More »Geralt voice actor teases return for The Witcher 3: Songs of the Past expansion
Geralt is officially returning in The Witcher 3: Songs of the Past. Doug Cockle, the long‑time voice of the White Wolf, has shared a new image on social media showing him back in the recording booth working on new dialogue for the upcoming expansion.
Read More »Microsoft wants Xbox to return to growth over next fiscal year
Microsoft is setting new targets for Xbox’s future. Following the company’s latest earnings report, Xbox CEO Asha Sharma has shared a memo with staff outlining plans to return Xbox to revenue and player growth over the next fiscal year.
Read More »$55B EA buyout to complete next week
EA’s long‑running buyout saga is now nearing its conclusion. After clearing regulatory hurdles, the company says it now expects the merger to close next week, marking the end of EA’s time as a publicly traded company.
Read More »Humble announces ‘Rage Inducing Difficult Games’ Bundle
Humble is offering a ‘Rage Inducing Difficult Games’ bundle, including the likes of GRIME, Getting Over It, Lorn’s Lure and more.
Read More »Horror classic Amnesia: The Dark Descent seemingly getting “a new version” sometime this year
As part of their annual report, Frictional Games revealed that they are “planning to release a new version of Amnesia: The Dark Descent at the end of 2026.”
Read More »Bethesda Softworks celebrates 40th anniversary with new ‘retro’ logo
Celebrating the publisher’s 40th anniversary, Bethesda Softworks have now unveiled their brand new ‘retro’ inspired logo:
Read More »Hotline Miami-esque twin-stick roguelite OTXO is free on the Epic Games Store
This week’s free Epic Games Store offering is OTXO: a brutal top-down twin-stick shooter roguelite inspired by the likes of Hotline Miami.
Read More »Valve gives an update on Steam Machine waitlist and reservations
Valve has shared new details on the reservation and waitlist system for the Steam Machine. The company now expects to clear the entire reservation queue by the end of 2026, meaning anyone who signed up before today should get their chance to purchase the system sometime between now and late …
Read More »Gearbox reveals new details for Borderlands 4 Story Pack 2 DLC
Gearbox is beginning to tease the next major Borderlands 4 expansion. Story Pack 2 is set to arrive in September and early details confirm that the update will include a new playable Vault Hunter, making it one of the more substantial additions planned for the game. Gearbox has outlined the …
Read More »Xenoblade Chronicles 2 gets much needed Switch 2 upgrade
Earlier this summer, Nintendo finally announced plans to roll out Switch 2 editions for the Xenoblade Chronicles trilogy. These titles had severely diminished graphics on the original Switch hardware, but the new upgrades bring updated textures, 4K resolution and support for 60FPS.
Read More »Zenimax reveals updated content roadmap for ESO
The Elder Scrolls Online team has published a major update on its future roadmap following recent layoffs at ZeniMax Online Studios. With ESO entering a new era of seasonal content earlier this year, fans were concerned that the studio’s downsizing might impact development. Now, ZOS has outlined its new roadmap for ESO moving forward, which does include some content delays, but overall, not much has changed.
Read More »Rockstar appears to be prepping for more GTA 6 reveals
Rockstar appears to be gearing up for new Grand Theft Auto 6 reveals. The official GTA 6 website has remained dormant since pre‑orders went live last month, but over the past day, the site has been updated repeatedly, suggesting that Rockstar’s marketing push may be about to ramp up through August.
Read More »GeForce Now adds Halo Campaign Evolved, COD via Ubisoft and more
This week's GeForce Now update has arrived, with eight new games joining the library. The headliner is Halo: Campaign Evolved, now streamable across a wide range of devices, and Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 also makes a surprise appearance via Ubisoft Connect.
Read More »Tencent reportedly developing an Action-Adventure game inspired by Uncharted
Tencent is reportedly working on a AAA action-adventure game heavily inspired by the likes of Uncharted, The Last of Us and Tomb Raider.
Read More »Pokemon Pokopia Expansion Pass detailed and dated
Nintendo has detailed Part 1 of the Expansion Pass for Pokemon Pokopia: Bubbly Basin, featuring a new underwater town, additional Pokemon and much more.
Read More »Wuchang: Fallen Feathers creator returns, officially announcing a sequel
Despite the original studio being disbanded, the creator of Wuchang: Fallen Feathers is partnering once again with 505 Games to develop a sequel.
Read More »Microsoft is reportedly losing $150 on every Xbox console sold
According to insiders, Microsoft is losing around $150 with the sale of every Xbox console – making its future prospects worrying.
Read More »AMD rolls out new Radeon graphics drivers for Gears of War E-Day and RX 9050
AMD has released its latest graphics driver, Adrenalin Edition 26.7.1, delivering optimisations ahead of the upcoming multiplayer beta for Gears of War: E‑Day. The new driver also expands FSR 4 support and introduces compatibility for AMD’s newest entry‑level RDNA 4 GPU. With this update, AMD has put optimisations in place …
Read More »Metro 2039, Alien Isolation 2, Fable and more to be showcased at Gamescom
Xbox has had an increasingly large presence at Gamescom in recent years and 2026 will be no different, with the company set to showcase first-party titles like Gears of War E‑Day and Fable, as well as major third-party titles like Metro 2039 and even Alien Isolation 2.
Read More »Double Fine undergoes layoffs after Xbox split
Double Fine is one of several studios that recently split from Xbox earlier this year. Now operating independently once again, the studio has announced a round of layoffs as it adjusts to its new financial reality.
Read More »Don’t hold out hope for an original Dragon Age remaster, says former BioWare head
Earlier this week, former Dragon Age executive producer Mark Darrah suggested that the IP may now be dead under EA, following a series of blunders with Dragon Age: The Veilguard. Darrah has also now touched on the idea of a Dragon Age remaster, but unfortunately, the outlook there isn't promising either.
Read More »Sandfall hints that work has begun on Expedition 33 Switch 2 port
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 was one of the standout RPGs of 2025, and now Sandfall Interactive has confirmed that it is exploring a Switch 2 version. However, the team says the port will require significant technical adjustments and may still be some way off.
Read More »Epic Games hires former Battle.net lead to overhaul its store
Despite funnelling tons of money into it, the Epic Games Store has continued to fail to win over PC gamers, many of which still prefer Steam. Blizzard's Battle.net platform never had that same issue, so it feels significant that Epic Games has now hired a former Battle.net lead as part of a renewed push to improve the Epic Games Store.
Read More »Subnautica is now a key franchise for Krafton thanks to continued strong sales
Subnautica 2 has enjoyed a very strong launch period, with publisher Krafton confirming that the game surpassed 5 million copies sold just a few weeks after release. The game’s early success has helped drive record‑setting Q2 financial results for Krafton, which now plans to invest further into the IP and position Subnautica as one of its key franchises.
Read More »Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 update brings enhanced PS5 Pro support, new costumes and more
Alongside the addition of two new suits, Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 has gotten a Brand New update, bringing in Enhanced PSSR 2 support for the PS5 Pro.
Read More »Marvel’s Wolverine Previews to go live next month
Previews for Marvel’s Wolverine will go live on the 13th of August ahead of the game’s official launch on PS5 in Mid-September.
Read More »SEGA announces Crazy Taxi: World Tour ‘Closed Network Test’
Ahead of its official launch next year, SEGA have announced that they will be hosting a closed network test for Crazy Taxi: World Tour.
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