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The September 24 release date shown during the Xbox Games Showcase was already dead by the time it aired. One More Level knew it was moving Valor Mortis to October 13 before the showcase even started.
Campaign early access is back for Call of Duty after a two-year gap. Digital pre-orders unlock MW4's story mode on October 16, a full week before launch.
IO Interactive's latest patch tackles save corruption, out-of-memory crashes, and a handful of progression-breaking bugs that were locking players out of missions.
Bloomberg reports that Xbox CEO Asha Sharma pulled a Halo trailer from Sony's State of Play presentation, a move that could damage the fragile Xbox-PlayStation relationship just as Xbox prepares for sweeping layoffs and budget cuts.
GPTRACK50, a studio led by the producer behind Resident Evil and Devil May Cry, just revealed a fall 2026 release window for Stupid Never Dies, an action RPG where you eat monsters to steal their powers.
Dragon Quest Monsters: The Withered World hits PS5, Xbox Series, Switch 2, Switch, and PC on December 3, bringing the monster-catching spin-off back to PlayStation for the first time since 2002.
Toby Fox's Deltarune Chapter 5 arrives June 24 as a free update, marking the fastest turnaround in the series' history. Development on Chapter 6 is already progressing fast.
Base capturing gets a new middle ground, and the vehicle sim gets tuned. Here's what changed in 1.7.0.49.
Nightdive Studios has announced Thief: The Dark Project Remastered, bringing the 1998 stealth classic to PC and consoles this winter with up to 4K/120fps, a weapon wheel, and all Thief Gold content.
Konami confirmed Castlevania: Belmont's Curse launches October 15, 2026 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. The Switch version? Still just 'coming 2026.'
Id Software revealed DOOM: The Dark Ages - Revelations at the Xbox Games Showcase, and it's launching in just one month on July 7 with a new Chain Spear weapon and campaign.
A Walmart listing briefly confirmed a PS5 version of Gears of War: E-Day, but insider Jeff Grubb says Xbox reversed that decision at the eleventh hour.
After three PlayStation-exclusive classics spanning two decades, Fumito Ueda's new open-world action-adventure Gen Atlas is coming to Xbox for the first time in his career.
The GameCube kaiju brawler is getting a full UE5 remake from its original developer, complete with online multiplayer and a revamped unlock system. It launches November 3 at $29.99.
Frogwares built The Sinking City 2 through power outages, air raid sirens, and team members called up to serve. The Lovecraftian survival horror sequel launches August 18, with a one-hour demo available now on Steam.
Bethesda is taking Fallout 76 offline Monday to squash a nasty Survival Tent crash affecting PlayStation players and address several other stability issues.
ArenaNet officially unveiled Guild Wars 3 at Summer Game Fest, promising a momentum-based movement system and a prequel set over a thousand years before the original. The catch? Even the beta is more than a year away.
Moon Studios CEO Thomas Mahler didn't hold back when explaining why No Rest for the Wicked won't hit Xbox alongside PS5 in October, calling Series S specs "not far from mobile."
Konami has locked in September 24 for Silent Hill: Townfall, continuing a streak of annual September releases that started with the Silent Hill 2 remake in 2024.
Stuntman: Hollywood brings back the cult stunt-driving series with licensed vehicles from Knight Rider, Back to the Future, and more. Saber Interactive revealed the game during Sony's State of Play.
IO Interactive self-published 007 First Light to 1.5 million copies in 24 hours. Now Amazon says it's taking over publishing for the sequel.
Marvel's Wolverine, Dune: Awakening, Control Resonant, Silent Hill: Townfall, and Onimusha all land on PS5 between September 15 and September 25. That's not a release window, it's a pileup.
Bandai Namco showed off stunning dogfights and a new chain destruction system for Ace Combat 8, but the internet zeroed in on one pink-haired pilot named Tasha.
While FF7 Rebirth launches on Switch 2 to strong reviews, director Naoki Hamaguchi's comments about Part 3 tell a much bigger story about where Square Enix is heading.