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Magic: The Gathering's Marvel Super Heroes set gave Wolverine a damage ability that has never existed on any card in the game's history, and it's sparking debate among fans.
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Magic: The Gathering's Marvel Super Heroes set gave Wolverine a damage ability that has never existed on any card in the game's history, and it's sparking debate among fans.

NetEase paid roughly €100 million for Quantic Dream in 2023. Now, with Star Wars Eclipse still mired in development hell and a backup MOBA already dead, the Chinese publisher reportedly wants out.

Brian Holinka, who spent 11 years at Blizzard working on World of Warcraft's combat and PvP systems, just started as principal game designer on Riot's LoL MMO. He's at least the third WoW veteran to join a project that still hasn't shown a single frame of gameplay.

With just 16 days until launch, Team17 and Expression Games have pushed Hell Let Loose: Vietnam back to August 13 following beta feedback and internal playtesting.

Fallout: New Vegas director Josh Sawyer has weighed in on Pearl Abyss' decision to rework Crimson Desert's widely criticized narrative, calling it "fine / good even if it isn't ideal."

Bethesda has announced native PS5 and Xbox Series X|S versions of Fallout 76, targeting 60fps and up to 4K resolution. Public testing begins this month, with a full release planned for later this summer.

The Star Fox Switch 2 remake keeps the classic rail-shooting gameplay almost untouched, but Fox McCloud himself has undergone a dramatic personality transplant that changes the tone of the entire game.

Digital Eclipse is bringing back Toy Story 3's beloved 2010 game as a full remaster, alongside an 11-game retro collection spanning SNES, PlayStation, and Game Boy. Both launch October 15.

Pearl Abyss is tackling Crimson Desert's weakest link with story coherence fixes rolling out over the summer, alongside confirmed DLC and cross-save support.

A new ESRB filing quietly lists Minecraft for Nintendo Switch 2, almost certainly spoiling what was meant to be a Summer Game Fest announcement this Friday.

Derek Kolstad is out, and the writers behind all three Sonic the Hedgehog films are in. Sega's long-dormant Streets of Rage adaptation also has a director now.

PAPERHEAD finally has a release date. The fast-paced boomer shooter set in a bleeding cardboard world arrives September 18 on PS5, Xbox Series, and PC.

It's not just Baldur's Gate 2. Reports suggest both classic BioWare RPGs are being remade, with original co-lead designer Kevin Martens back on the project.

130 tracks, four hours and thirteen minutes of runtime, and free roam music still to come. Nintendo Music just got its biggest single soundtrack drop yet.

From Sony's 60-minute State of Play on Tuesday to Xbox's showcase on Sunday, this week is a six-day sprint of reveals, trailers, and announcements. Here's everything you need to know.

Codemasters is skipping F1 26 entirely and dropping a DLC expansion with 8K resolution, enhanced ray tracing, and the full 2026 season instead.

Sony's upcoming 27-inch gaming monitor includes a DualSense charging hook built right into the display. Pre-orders open June 5.

Return of the Ancients gave Path of Exile 2 its biggest player spike since launch. It also gave it the buggiest update in the game's history.

CD Projekt Red revealed that around 190 developers are working on The Witcher 3's Songs of the Past expansion, outnumbering the team currently building Cyberpunk 2.

Bungie internally explored multiple paths to keep Destiny alive, including a full sequel and a rebrand to Destiny Infinity. Every option was deemed too costly.

A small Finnish studio just announced a sequel to one of the best Mega Man-style indie platformers in years, and you can grab the original for free on Steam right now.

Triskell Interactive's follow-up to Pharaoh: A New Era asks you to puzzle out Tetris-shaped farm plots while building a polis under the watchful eye of one of seven Greek gods.

Former BioWare executive producer Mark Darrah thinks the games industry should look at how movies fund themselves, and the Smurfs example is wilder than you'd expect.

LEGO's June 2026 lineup is stacked, headlined by a $650 Lord of the Rings Minas Tirith set alongside first-ever Shrek and Peanuts builds.