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Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League has resurfaced this week, as one of the game’s directors has spoken openly about how development shifted away from making a great game and toward heavy monetisation.

Cyberpunk 2077 is back in the spotlight this week. Following the reveal of Cyberpunk: Edgerunners Season 2, set to debut on Netflix later this year, CD Projekt Red has confirmed that the game has now surpassed 40 million copies sold. Cyberpunk 2077 had a huge launch back in 2020, with …

The first wave of Steam Machine units has now begun shipping out to early buyers. Unfortunately, one early adopter has already encountered a serious issue, revealing that the system has its own version of the Xbox 360's 'red ring of death'.

Sony’s move away from physical PlayStation games appears to be firmly underway, as the factory responsible for producing Blu‑ray discs for PS5 titles is already being repurposed, putting an end to fan hopes that Sony would change its mind and reverse course. 

Amid a ton of internal changes, insiders have claimed that Xbox employees fear the console maker is “listening to Twitter” too much.

Following the release of Prime 4 last year, a new Metroid game appears to be on its way, with Metroid: Ravenous recently being rated in Brazil.

Square Enix looks to be going all out for Final Fantasy Revelation, with the 3rd entry in this trilogy seemingly getting as many as 9 different sets of DLC.

Initially planned to arrive in late September, Capcom’s Onimusha: Way of the Sword is now set to arrive 3 weeks earlier than expected.

Quantic Dream has issued a new statement insisting that development on Star Wars Eclipse is continuing “as planned” and denies claims that the project is under-manned. This follows last week’s strike action, during which Star Wars Eclipse developers walked out in protest over the closure of Spellcasters Chronicles and claimed …

This week's GeForce Now update is pretty small, bringing just two more games to the service. However, there is much more to look forward to later in the month, including ten more day-one games for the cloud gaming library.

Xbox’s internal restructuring continues to escalate, and according to a new report, Obsidian Entertainment is now among the studios in negotiations with Microsoft to avoid closure. This follows earlier reports indicating that Compulsion Games, Ninja Theory, Double Fine and Undead Labs are all at risk as part of Xbox’s ongoing cost‑cutting initiative.

Microsoft is reportedly testing an Xbox disc-to-digital feature that will allow players to convert their physical game discs into digital downloads. Following a preliminary rumour back in May, a new report details how the programme is expected to operate ahead of an anticipated reveal later this year. The original rumour from Windows …

After initially planning to close the PlayStation 3 and Vita Stores in 2021, Sony have confirmed that these digital platforms will be shuttered by next year.

Mario Kart World is slowly being updated, with the latest patch bringing in two additional Knockout Tour routes alongside expanded photo mode options.

The PC classic I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream alongside River City Girls 2 are both free to claim from today via the Epic Games Store.

Starting on July 7th, subscribers will be able to claim Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III, For the King II and CrossCode. All three titles will be available to download and keep for as long as users maintain an active PS+ subscription.

Krafton has reached a settlement to end its months-long legal battle with former Unknown Worlds executives. As part of the agreement, Ted Gill has stepped down as CEO once again, and the developers of Subnautica 2 will receive significantly increased bonus payouts.

Xbox’s ongoing internal reset has raised concerns about the future of several first‑party projects, but one high‑profile game appears to be unaffected. According to a new report, Hideo Kojima’s Xbox exclusive, OD, will continue development as planned despite wider cuts and cancellations across the organisation.

Previously announced to be coming in 2026, the Switch 2 version of Bethesda’s Oblivion Remastered has now gotten an official release date.

'Project Fantasy' has hit a snag, with IO Interactive confirming lay-offs in the wake of “a relationship with an external partner” coming to an end.

Celebrating 5 million copies sold, the 2D souls-like Blasphemous is getting a physical “Martyrs’ Edition’ release.

Supermassive Games, the studio behind Until Dawn and The Dark Pictures Anthology, is undergoing a leadership change. Just over a month on from the release of the studio's latest game, Directive 8020, Supermassive CEO, Robert Henrysson, has announced that he has stepped down from his role and departed parent company …

Microsoft’s internal restructuring continues to raise concerns across Xbox’s first‑party studios. Earlier this month, reports indicated that Compulsion Games, Ninja Theory and Double Fine were all in negotiations to avoid closure. Now, a new report suggests that Undead Labs, the studio behind the State of Decay franchise, may also be …

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 is now being promoted with a surprising tagline – “NOT ON XBOX GAME PASS”. Infinity Ward has begun using this phrase in early marketing materials for the game, directly highlighting the fact that the next Call of Duty title will not launch on Microsoft’s …

PSSR aside, Ubisoft's upcoming Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced is getting some modest-yet-interesting improvements on PS5 Pro.

Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls has had its final set of characters revealed, with the full launch roster of 20 heroes/villains now official.

Netflix are reportedly developing a live-action adaptation of SEGA’s Persona series, though narrative specifics are being kept under wraps for now.

Nintendo looks set to introduce a refreshed version of their Switch 2, featuring a new (hopefully improved) LCD panel made by Sharp.

A new lawsuit has been filed against the world’s three largest DRAM suppliers, alleging that the companies engaged in price‑fixing practices that contributed to the sharp rise in global memory prices over the past year. The complaint targets Samsung, SK Hynix and Micron, which collectively control the vast majority of …

Since taking over as Xbox CEO, Asha Sharma has begun a broad reset of the business, a shift that has included lowering Game Pass prices, introducing new ‘pay later’ financing options for hardware and cutting operating costs. Now, it appears investment in securing third‑party Game Pass partnerships may also be slowing.