Prepare to embark on a semi-open world adventure as Belzebuth, Akira Toriyama’s pink demon, in the upcoming Sand Land game, releasing April 26, 2024, with three editions to choose from.
Ai Shark, once GameShark, is set to reemerge in September 2024 at CES, amidst rumors of the Nintendo Switch 2 launch, focusing on AI-driven gameplay enhancement for casual gamers and partnering with Altec Lansing to tap into the $2.5 billion video game headset market.
Ubisoft excitedly kickstarts promotion for “Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown,” releasing a free demo just days before its launch, signaling a fresh, ambitious 3D take on the beloved series.
After a nine-year absence, Rocksteady Studios’ “Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League” faces skepticism on its February 2 release due to development hurdles, mixed preview receptions, and concerns over its “game-as-a-service” format, character unpopularity, and potential superhero fatigue.
Get ready to dive back into the beloved “Mario vs. Donkey Kong” universe on February 16, 2024, with enhanced graphics and an exciting expansion featuring 80 new levels across two fresh worlds, all on your Nintendo Switch!
Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden, originally delayed by six months, is now set for release on February 13th, offering a unique blend of ghostly combat and emotional depth as players navigate Antea’s poignant love story alongside her monster-beheading quests.
Gamers eagerly anticipate the rumored DualSense PS5 V2 controller, promising up to 12 hours of playtime, though official confirmation from Sony remains pending.
Capcom is delighting Street Fighter 6 players with a SPYxFAMILY crossover, offering avatar costumes and customization options for Yor and Loid via Drive Tickets and unique codes, alongside limited-time bonuses from January 9 to 31.
Immerse yourself in the PlayStation Pulse Explore wireless headphones, priced at 220€, offering a seamless, lossless connection within the PlayStation ecosystem, perfect for home use and designed to harmonize with your PS5’s futuristic aesthetic.
The Nacon Revolution Pro 5 offers a robust, customizable gaming experience for serious PlayStation players, despite lacking DualSense’s haptic feedback and adaptive triggers, retailing at €230 with a sturdy build and numerous accessories.