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A new vehicle breakdown trailer for Star Wars: Galactic Racer reveals the Landspeeder's strengths and the Ramjet's hilariously punishing risk-reward mechanic.
Golden Sun launched in August 2001 with a combat system and puzzle design nobody has replicated since. Twenty-five years later, that absence says more about the RPG genre than any nostalgia trip could.
Id Software lead services programmer Chris Hays publicly criticised Xbox's layoffs, calling it "impossible" to ship another AAA Doom with half the studio gone.
The Octopath Traveler series has sold seven million copies and spawned an entire HD-2D movement, but producer Tomoya Asano says a third mainline entry still isn't ready to be revealed.
Newly surfaced footage from a 2007 Sony internal event shows Demon's Souls with a toggleable first-person camera, a fixed third-person view, and enemies that never made it to the final game. The entire Souls genre could have looked very different.
Arc System Works made an incredible fighting game. Sony may have made it unplayable for too many PC players to recommend.
THQ Nordic's annual showcase dropped trailers for Gothic, Wreckfest 2, and more, but the real story is the 12 unannounced games the publisher is sitting on.
Larian's official Dark Urge playthrough got pulled from YouTube and TikTok mid-stream after a steamy encounter with an incubus triggered platform nudity filters. The devs took it about as well as you'd expect.
Arc System Works promised a day-one patch would fix Marvel Tokon's PC issues from the open beta. It didn't, and the fallout is already spreading to PS5 players.
Devolver Digital's five-year experiment with the stock market is over. The indie publisher is going private after watching its share price collapse by over 95%.
MachineGames dropped a free 19-level expansion for Quake's 2021 remaster, announced at QuakeCon on the exact date John Romero left id Software 30 years ago.
The legendary Jurassic Park actor filmed his scenes for the Legend of Zelda movie before his sudden death in July. His role hasn't been revealed, but it's likely one of his last performances.
Rockstar's next GTA 6 reveal will premiere on Netflix on August 27, locked behind a subscription for six hours before it goes live on YouTube. The reaction has been about as warm as you'd expect.
Ubisoft has officially confirmed a new Ghost Recon game during the series' 25th anniversary stream, with closed testing on the horizon and fans invited to sign up now.
Former Bethesda artist Nate Purkeypile says Fallout 3 was 'very, very constrained' by 2008 hardware, and the upcoming remaster is a chance to deliver what the team originally envisioned.
Dirge of Cerberus: Lost Episode has been unplayable since its servers went dark in 2018. It took custom decryption software, over 90 GPU servers, and $900 to bring it back.
Eric Baptizat spent five years away from Ubisoft directing the Dead Space remake and working on Battlefield 6. Now he's back to oversee all of Assassin's Creed.
Final Fantasy 14's generous free trial arrives on Switch 2, but the 117GB download eats nearly half the console's internal storage. Square Enix is already working on a fix for long load times.
Xbox CEO Asha Sharma has confirmed the team is building a Platinum Trophy equivalent for Xbox achievements, finally giving completionists the recognition they've been asking for since 2005.
Blizzard's action-RPG is reportedly coming to Switch 2 in mid-September, but the physical version won't even include a cartridge. You're paying $70 for a box with a download code inside.
Eric Baptizat left Ubisoft in 2021 and directed one of the best remakes in recent memory. Now he's back to oversee the entire Assassin's Creed franchise.
Big Walk hides a devious co-op puzzle that requires no skill, no coordination, and no brainpower. You just have to sit still for five minutes. Almost nobody can.
Datamined code from a Monster Hunter Wilds update reveals Capcom is targeting 1440p docked resolution and up to 40 FPS on Switch 2. A free Prologue Demo also dropped today across all platforms.
Eli Roth has finally said what everyone was thinking about the Borderlands movie: it didn't work. In a new interview, he explains exactly how studio meddling turned a $120 million adaptation into something nobody wanted.