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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.
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.
Dead or Alive 6 Last Round launched today with a 29-fighter roster, a new lighting engine, and a free Core Fighters edition. A new DLC character named Minato is already teased for this summer.
Deltarune went from a quiet 8,000 concurrent players to nearly 300,000 in a single day. Toby Fox's RPG is having a moment that most indie developers can only dream about.
Nexon rolls out fixes for Ines and Bunny, reworks how Shape Stabilizers function, and streamlines mission access.
Stability fixes dominate this update, along with vehicle physics tuning and some long-overdue FIA tweaks.
The teleport arrow panels in Dancing Mad (Ultimate) no longer fling you in random directions. Square Enix quietly fixed one of the most frustrating bugs in FF14's hardest content.
Halo Studios published co-op requirements that would have forced both couch co-op players to pay for PS Plus on PS5. A day later, they called it a mistake.
Sony's latest annual business report quietly removed its commitment to PC releases and replaced it with AI-driven strategy language. The shift tells us exactly where PlayStation's priorities now sit.
Sony's 2025 report pledged to deploy first-party titles to PC. The 2026 version erases that line entirely and fills the gap with AI buzzwords.
Last year, Sony pledged to keep deploying first-party titles to PC. This year, that line is gone, replaced by paragraphs about AI-powered tools and machine learning.
The upcoming Black Ops 1 and 2 PlayStation ports won't include DLC maps, and recent price changes on Steam and Xbox suggest players will need to shell out an extra $70 to get the full experience.
AdHoc Studio's free HR Violations update partially lifts Dispatch's Switch censorship, and the remaining cover-ups include denim hot pants and oozing jam donuts.
Pre-orders for Grand Theft Auto 6 go live on June 25 for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. After two delays, Rockstar is putting its money where its mouth is.
While everyone was looking at the new cover art, Rockstar slipped an eight-second aerial shot of Vice City into the GTA 6 website's scroll animation. Dataminers ripped the full-res version within minutes.
Cygames has launched a free demo for Granblue Fantasy: Relink - Endless Ragnarok across all platforms, letting players try story missions, co-op quests, and the new Summon system ahead of the July 9 launch.
Luna Abyss earned strong reviews and player praise, but the entire Kwalee Labs team has been made redundant just weeks after launch.
Rockstar is dropping the $40 price tag on GTA 5's current-gen upgrade for last-gen owners, effective tomorrow. It's a smart play five months out from GTA 6.
EA Sports FC 26 arrives on Game Pass tomorrow, perfectly timed with the 2026 World Cup in full swing. It leads a wave of seven new additions stretching into early July.
Ninja Theory debuted Senua at Xbox Games Showcase on June 8. A week later, staff were told the studio is being closed.
A month after launch, Supermassive Games tackles the notorious character model glitches and progression blockers plaguing console players.
Art the Clown, horror cinema's most gleefully sadistic villain, is joining Dead by Daylight's roster this November. He might be the most uncomfortable addition the game has ever made.
Silent Hill: Townfall replaces occult puzzle logic with a prepaid electricity card you top up at the local newsagent. It's the most mundane horror game puzzle ever designed, and it's already splitting opinion.
Capcom's Onimusha: Way of the Sword will cap at 30fps on Switch 2 while PS5, Xbox, and PC target 60fps. A variable mode pushes it to 40fps, but the gap is hard to ignore.