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Eight unlisted videos on Square Enix's official YouTube playlist suggest Dragon Quest's 40th anniversary celebration is going to be massive, and Dragon Quest 12 is almost certainly part of it.
QUByte Interactive is bringing back Soccer Kid, the 1993 platformer where you fight enemies with headers, volleys, and bicycle kicks instead of jumping on their heads. Both the SNES and MS-DOS versions launch June 18 for $9.99.
NetEase dropped a massive ban wave in Marvel Rivals, permanently removing 488 accounts. The funniest part: 184 of them were still stuck in Bronze.
An artist's online portfolio just confirmed Media Molecule's unannounced new IP includes open-world content, marking a dramatic departure from the studio's creative sandbox roots.
Subnautica 2's original EULA included a clause barring players from harming publisher Krafton's reputation. Hotfix 2 removes it, along with other restrictive provisions.
Valnet's new contracts at TheGamer pay writers $5 per 1,000 clicks, with zero compensation if an article doesn't reach the threshold. Half the site's writers are in open revolt.
Arkane's Raphael Colantonio and Harvey Smith have revealed they were developing pitches for both Thief 4 and a Blade Runner game before Bethesda told them to just make Dishonored instead.
Paralives' first development roadmap promises weather, seasons, and pets as free updates within two years, content The Sims has historically charged $40 a pop for.
R-Type Dimensions III finally remakes the beloved 1993 SNES shmup, but inaccurate hitboxes and collision problems are undermining a genre built entirely on precision.
After two years of fans begging for a Waffle House stage in Tekken, Katsuhiro Harada finally made the pilgrimage. He bought a menu for five bucks and posed with a chair.
Tekken 8's final Season 3 character is Yujiro Hanma from Baki the Grappler, one of the wildest guest fighter picks in the series' history.
Famitsu's latest most wanted chart puts Rhythm Heaven Groove at #4 with 472 votes. GTA 6? Down at #11 with 207. Japan's taste in games continues to be fascinating.
Witchaven and its sequel are being pulled from digital storefronts on June 15. Before Duke Nukem 3D, before Blood, before Shadow Warrior, this was the Build Engine's debut.
Grinding Gear Games considered nuking Divine Orbs from Path of Exile 2 entirely, just to stop players comparing loot between leagues. They went the other direction instead.
Cloud Imperium Games' space sim has officially crossed $1 billion in crowdfunding. The game still doesn't have a release date.
Take-Two's fiscal earnings call confirmed a massive slate of sequels, remakes, and new IPs through 2029. The catch? Not a single title was named.
Yoshi and the Mysterious Book has topped the Switch 2 eShop charts for two consecutive weeks, beating Pokemon Pokopia even after its full launch. When was the last time a Yoshi game did that to anything?
Physical copies of 007 First Light got into players' hands early, so IO Interactive beat the leakers to the punch by uploading the opening mission itself.
A single Forza Horizon 6 player has become the game's first community villain, with their AI drivatar beating supercars in a tricycle and terrorizing races across Japan.
Rocket League has been running on Xbox 360-era tech this entire time. Epic just announced it's leapfrogging straight to Unreal Engine 6.
SNK's fighting franchise is having a week: a new DLC fighter drops May 27 and a massive retrospective book is up for pre-order.
A Swedish pension fund argued Activision shareholders got shortchanged when Bobby Kotick rushed the Microsoft deal. Four years of legal drama later, Microsoft is writing a $250 million check to make it all go away.
Naoki Hamaguchi has confirmed that Chadley, the FF7 Remake trilogy's most polarising NPC, will return with an expanded role in Part 3. The internet's reaction is exactly what you'd expect.
June's Xbox Game Pass lineup has quietly grown to at least eight confirmed titles, and Microsoft hasn't even made its official Wave 1 announcement yet.