Bandai Namco has scheduled a new RPG reveal for this Friday, March 5, and the five-year gap since Tales of Arise means speculation is already running hot.
Tripwire Interactive has cut 23 jobs across multiple departments. With Killing Floor 3 pulling a 24-hour Steam peak of 300 players, the timing is hard to ignore.
Warzone's new Black Ops Royale mode strips out custom loadouts, the Gulag, and Buy Stations entirely, replacing them with a scavenge-to-survive loop straight out of Blackout. It launches March 12.
Capcom's next Spotlight showcase is this Thursday, and after six years of delays and radio silence, Pragmata is finally front and center.
The official Xbox Game Pass account posted a fake internal email stuffed with Cyberpunk 2077 references. No confirmation yet, but the hints aren't subtle.
EA responded to a press inquiry and removed one Epstein creation from The Sims 4 gallery. The others, some dating back to 2023, are still there.
Collector Keripo had one of just 50 Tsukihime Trial Edition floppy disks shipped to them from Portugal. U.S. Customs returned it in pieces.
Space Marine 2's first paid voice pack promises 450 re-recorded lines but keeps reverting to the default voice whenever the game hits an objective. Players are refunding it.
Former Highguard senior level designer Alex Graner went on the Quad Damage podcast and said what everyone who watched the numbers crater already suspected: the game built a wall around itself and called it a feature.
Hugo Martin went on a Slayers Club livestream and called the Doom: The Dark Ages DLC 'basically like a sequel.' Great news. Now if only it had a release date.
Game Freak's 10th generation Pokémon games are Switch 2 exclusives, and that means the hundreds of millions of Switch 1 owners are simply out of luck.
Netflix officially kills its PS3 app tomorrow, March 2. The genuinely surprising thing isn't that it's dying, it's that it was still alive.
