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Dbrand poured over a thousand hours of engineering into a Portal-themed Steam Machine case, launched pre-orders, and became the company's second-fastest selling product. Then Valve's legal team pointed out the obvious problem.
Bob's Tekken 8 gameplay trailer dropped at Evo 2026, and the highlight isn't his speed or his combos. It's the moment his gut absorbs Kazuya's Heihachi-demolishing punch like it's nothing.
The Tetris Company announced Tetris: World Builders, a CG-animated adventure series for kids aged six and up, with Sonic the Hedgehog movie producer Chuck Williams attached as executive producer.
Koei Tecmo pulled Dead or Alive 6 from Steam and replaced it with Last Round, a barely-upgraded rerelease that costs more, forces players to rebuy DLC, and is sitting at Mostly Negative reviews.
At ISC 2026, Lenovo told attendees that today's sky-high memory prices are the new baseline, not a temporary spike. Combined with forecasts from Micron and Jefferies, the picture for affordable gaming hardware looks bleak.
Evo 2026 packed in a wild spread of fighting game announcements, from a chibi Tekken cartoon to 2XKO wrapping its first DLC season. Here's everything that happened.
The final team for Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls is a deliberately weird mix of Ghost Rider, Blade, Loki, and Deadpool. Arc System Works owns it.
The Invincible VS team at Evo 2026 made it clear they'd love Mortal Kombat guest characters, and given Omni-Man's history in MK1, the door is already half open.
Writer Bartosz Sztybor revealed that one early draft of Edgerunners had David surviving, only to be enslaved by Arasaka and sent to die in corporate conflicts. His actual death might have been the mercy.
Black Tides wraps up Assassin's Creed Shadows with a three-hour finale that outclasses the base game's storytelling in almost every way, and it couldn't have arrived at a better time.
Deltarune's darkest path reaches a new extreme in Chapter 5, ending with a disturbing drowning sequence and a screen that tells you to skip ahead to Chapter 7.
Aether Studios dropped two character reveals at EVO 2026, confirming Yacht Club Games' Mina the Hollower as the platform fighter's first-ever guest character.
Cygames and Arc System Works are bringing Granblue Fantasy Versus: Rising to Switch 2 on September 17, alongside new DLC character Id and the version 2.60 update.
Arc System Works has confirmed Robo-Ky as the next Season Pass 5 character for Guilty Gear Strive, with a July 2 launch date.
The Darksiders Genesis and Battle Chasers studio is going dark sci-fi with DUST: Origins, an isometric action game about escaping a crumbling orbital prison full of criminals and monsters.
Sony is stripping 551 previously purchased Studio Canal movies from PlayStation users' libraries this September, offering zero compensation in return.
Konami dropped a free crossover costume letting Silent Hill f's Hinako dress as Fatal Frame 2's Mio Amakura, completing a two-way collaboration between the horror titles.
Gameplay Group revealed the full Year 1 DLC lineup for Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game at EVO 2026, with Uncle Iroh leading the charge alongside Ty Lee, Lin Beifong, and Bolin.
The 65" LG Evo C5 OLED just hit its lowest price ever at $1,099 on Prime Day's last day, and there are solid game discounts worth grabbing before midnight too.
A $5.99 hide-and-seek game made by two people in two months has outsold Resident Evil Requiem and Crimson Desert on Steam.
Monster Hunter World just crossed 30 million units sold, and it's still outselling Wilds on a quarterly basis. Capcom's biggest game ever refuses to slow down, even as its successor stumbles.
Update 1.3.3.0 lands June 30 with the single biggest gunplay change since launch: random bullet deviation is out, predictable recoil patterns are in, and limb shots finally matter.
Star Wars Galaxies nearly had a mode where playing as a Jedi meant hiding from the Empire, with Darth Vader himself serving as an inevitable permadeath timer.
Bandai Namco has announced Tekken! Cartoon, a series of animated shorts featuring chibi versions of Kazuya, Kuma, Yoshimitsu, Paul, and Alisa in a style that owes far more to Cartoon Network than to any anime adaptation the franchise has tried before.