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The Pokémon TCG's 30th Celebration expansion launches worldwide on September 16 with an unprecedented all-foil set, 30 unique Pikachu cards, and a new Futuristic Rare rarity illustrated by YOSHIROTTEN.
Asus finally gave the Xbox Ally the OLED screen fans have been demanding since day one. The catch? You can't buy it without a pair of AR glasses that cost $849 on their own.
Mark Darrah, who spent 23 years at BioWare and produced the Dragon Age series, argues the industry's dependence on microtransactions is strangling genre diversity and suggests games should borrow revenue models from Hollywood.
A short clip from the Jet Set Radio reboot has surfaced online just days before Summer Game Fest, but Sega's shifting live-service strategy raises real questions about what we'll actually see on Friday.
Path of Exile 2's Return of the Ancients update and a free weekend pushed the early access ARPG past 421,000 concurrent Steam players, its best showing since launch day.
Kohei Ikeda, game director of Tekken 7 and Tekken 8, has left Bandai Namco after 20 years. He's the third senior Tekken figure to walk out the door since August 2025.
A region-exclusive Chinese build of ARC Raiders is testing a PvE-focused mode called Rebellion Incident, and the global community wants it badly.
Nvidia's Arm-based RTX Spark superchip promises AAA gaming at 1440p and over 100fps in laptops as thin as 14mm, with DLSS 4.5 Ray Reconstruction arriving in August.
A PEGI listing for Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve reveals a 16 rating, breaking from the series' long-standing PEGI 12 tradition and hinting at a release date announcement soon.
Xbox's Matt Booty has confirmed the June 7 showcase will focus entirely on games, shutting down any hopes of a Project Helix reveal at the company's biggest event of the year.
Hitoshi Sakimoto, the composer behind Final Fantasy Tactics' iconic soundtrack, says he'd choose Ogre Battle over FFT if he could only pick one. For fans of Yasumi Matsuno's work, that answer speaks volumes.
A remastered Rayman Origins briefly appeared on the Xbox Store for $1,999.99, revealing 4K resolution, 60fps, and previously Vita-exclusive content before Ubisoft could pull the listing.
Between Star Fox, FF7 Rebirth, and a wave of indie releases, June might be the Switch 2's strongest month yet.
Square Enix's Final Fantasy VII Rebirth arrives on both Switch 2 and Xbox on June 3, making it the headline release of an already packed first week of June.
A Game Pass update appears to have outed at least six titles before Xbox could reveal them at its June 7 showcase, including Clockwork Revolution, a new Plague Tale, and Witchbrook.
Warner Bros. Just named the Minecraft movie sequel 'A Minecraft Movie Squared,' making it the second film this year to use that exact naming gimmick.
The Protect Our Games Act passed California's State Assembly 43-16, requiring publishers to give 60 days' notice before killing a game and either keep it playable or issue refunds.
Final Fantasy 14's community is buzzing with renewed energy after Fan Fest, even though not a single Evercold feature has actually shipped. Promises and tone, it turns out, can be enough.
Yacht Club Games' $20 action-adventure Mina the Hollower sits atop Metacritic's 2026 rankings, outscoring AAA heavyweights that cost three or four times as much.
Infinity Ward's co-studio heads break down Modern Warfare 4's movement philosophy, showing off mantling into slides, car parkour, and chained transitions that feel like a direct response to MW2's restrictive controls.
Xbox has so many big games shipping this holiday that Fable got bumped to February 2027 to avoid cannibalizing its own lineup.
Warzone's PS4 client gets pulled from the PS Store on June 4, with servers following in November. It's one of the biggest signs yet that the PS4's 13-year run is reaching its end.
From GTA 6 in November to God of War and Nioh 3 in February, 2026's release schedule is absurdly packed with major titles across every genre and platform.
June's PS5 lineup is smaller than May's blockbuster month, but Denshattack!, a skating game where your board is a high-speed train, might be the most creative thing hitting the console all summer.