Despite the anticipated revenue declines due to shifting consumer habits, Ubisoft will provide an update on its financial performance for the July-September 2025 quarter and the first half of the current fiscal year.
Sony Japan is launching a more affordable PlayStation 5 Digital Edition in Japan, priced at around €308, in an effort to boost sales and counteract falling PlayStation brand popularity in their home market under the leadership of CEO Hideaki Nishino.
Join us on November 20th at 3 PM Brasilia Time for an exciting Xbox Partner Preview event featuring news about 007 First Light, Darktide, Reanimal, and more – all playable across multiple devices with Xbox Play Anywhere!
Excited to hear about Nintendo’s upcoming film adaptation of The Legend of Zelda, starring Bo Bragason and Benjamin Evan Ainsworth! Directed by Wes Ball, this movie aims to blend seriousness with fun and fantasy, drawing inspiration from Studio Ghibli. With a possible trilogy on the horizon, it seems Nintendo is building a consistent film release schedule similar to The Super Mario Bros. Movie.
Ubisoft, acknowledging an AI-generated image oversight in Anno 187: Pax Romana, assures players that an update is coming to replace it with art created by their talented human artists.
Get ready for an epic Dragon Ball adventure, as Sparking! Zero launches on Nintendo Switch and Switch 2, offering a thrilling fighting experience with over 180 characters from the Dragon Ball universe!
Ubisoft is addressing concerns over AI use in Anno 117, emphasizing it’s for testing ideas rather than replacing artists, while players continue to scrutinize aspects like game localization.
Despite speculations, it appears that Bethesda isn’t abandoning its post-apocalyptic franchises and is instead working on new projects, remasters, and possibly even a Fallout: New Vegas Remastered.
Don’t miss out on this week’s free game bonanza from the Epic Games Store! Keep an eye out for updates every Thursday to stay ahead of exciting new titles and expand your gaming library.
With the 2026 launch of their Steam Machine, Valve promises a powerful and accessible living room PC experience tailored to match or surpass the performance of most hardware owned by its digital users.