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The latest Switch eShop charts are in, and Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream is still sitting unchallenged at number one. The rest of the top ten is almost entirely Nintendo first-party staples.
Three out of four fans polled want Destiny 3, but Bloomberg reports the sequel isn't in active production, and the budget required may be the reason why.
FuRyu's EXSTETRA, a fantasy RPG built entirely around kissing as a core battle mechanic, is finally escaping its 13-year Japan exclusivity with a global remaster launching on PC this July.
McDonald's Japan brought back the original creators of "Can't Beat Air Man", a Mega Man 2 fan song from 2007, to make an iced coffee commercial. Corporate meme archaeology has peaked.
King Art Games' creative director says Total War: Warhammer 40,000 isn't direct competition for Dawn of War IV, and that more great 40K games only help the franchise.
Behaviour Interactive revealed Jason Voorhees as Dead by Daylight's next killer after a nearly 13-hour livestream of a cabin in the woods. The reveal lands June 16, but the format left fans frustrated.
With Destiny 2 winding down and no sequel in active development, the staggering financial reality of building a modern AAA live-service game from scratch may have killed Destiny 3 before it ever started.
Ubisoft's Black Flag remake strips out every modern-day Abstergo sequence from the original, replacing them with new pirate-focused story content. It's a move that will thrill some fans and infuriate others.
The Mandalorian & Grogu just did something no Star Wars film has ever done: it left the lightsabers, the Jedi, and the Sith entirely out of the picture.
Despite Xbox leadership floating the idea of reevaluating its exclusivity approach, Playground Games has confirmed Fable is still launching on PS5 at launch, and still on track for 2026.
Night Street Games, the Imagine Dragons-backed studio behind CTF shooter Last Flag, has cut roughly half its team barely a month after the game went live on Steam.
Mechanicus 2 launched with performance issues bad enough that players are being told to cap at 60fps and drop settings to Low. For a turn-based strategy game, that's a tough sell.
Zach Cregger isn't backing down from his decision to leave Leon, Jill, and the rest of the Resident Evil cast out of his upcoming film, arguing that a faithful retelling would leave everyone disappointed.
Fabraz has turned Bubsy into a great platformer with chained aerial moves that feel like they belong in a Mario game. I did not expect to write that sentence in 2026.
Previews for Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun 2 are in, and everyone's talking about the same thing: Nyra Veyrath, the new playable Sister of Battle who plays nothing like returning Ultramarine Malum Caedo.
Inti Creates revealed Gunvolt Chronicles: Luminous Avenger iX 3 at BitSummit 2026, bringing Copen back with new weapons and a character customization system for Switch 2 and PC in 2027.
Disney Dreamlight Valley's upcoming Hercules update brings two characters to the valley, but the most popular one from the film isn't either of them.
A cocky tweet about cheaters' hardware becoming "$6K paperweights" spiraled into full-blown panic about Riot's kernel-level anti-cheat destroying PCs. The company spent the next day in damage control.
Want the gold Batmobiles in LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight? You'll need to buy the physical LEGO sets to get them.
Sony paid $3.6 billion for Bungie. With Destiny 2 ending next month and no Destiny 3 greenlit, the studio's development pipeline is completely empty.
A God of War prequel starring Kratos' late wife Faye is reportedly headed to Sony's June 2 State of Play, alongside Marvel's Wolverine and potentially more PlayStation exclusives.
Rocksteady co-developed LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight, and its combat feels like a streamlined version of the Arkham series. Dismiss it as a kids' game at your own risk.
Red Dead Redemption 2 just had its strongest sales year since it launched in 2018, pushing past 85 million copies and overtaking Wii Sports on the all-time best-sellers list.
Bloomberg reports Bungie has no approved projects beyond Marathon, no Destiny 3 in the works, and significant layoffs coming. The studio that Sony paid $3.6 billion for is running out of road.