As Phil Spencer steps down as Xbox CEO, his tenure marked both a revival and a transformation for Microsoft Gaming, leaving new leader Asha Sharma a challenge to balance the brand’s legacy with an inclusive gaming future.
We’re deeply saddened by the passing of Dennis Carvalho, a titan in Brazilian television who touched our hearts through his work as an actor and director.
Sony’s PSSR upgrade for PS5 Pro owners promises a more detailed gaming experience, particularly with individually modeled hair and fur, thanks to a redesigned neural network and algorithm as part of Project Amethyst.
Join the action-strategy game Spellcasters Chronicles in its exciting early access journey, where you can shape the game’s future alongside other players through an ‘open workshop’ approach.
The discovery of hack-friendly emulator usage in Pokémon FireRed & LeafGreen suggests potential releases of other Advance series games on Nintendo Switch, while also providing valuable data for The Pokémon Company about user activity within these classic titles.
Get ready for a hilarious, nostalgic, and interactive adventure with Lego Batman: The Legacy of the Dark Knight, launching on May 29th across multiple platforms!
Get ready for a blast from the past as Marvel Maximum Collection brings six classic 90s hero games with enhanced features, online multiplayer, and more to your modern consoles, with a possible total of 13 games across Switch, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC!
Get ready, fellow trainers! On February 27, 2026, join us for “Pokémon Presents” as we unveil exciting updates, new products, and a sneak peek into the next generation of mainline Pokémon games, including the highly-anticipated 10th generation game!
Resident Evil Requiem, due February 27, 2026, delivers a heartfelt tribute to the series’ roots, blending classic characters with fresh antagonists and familiar boss battles, all while introducing new twists that fans will surely appreciate.
If recent speculations hold true, we might soon see a return of exclusive console games from Sony, with a possible focus on live-service PC titles and narrative-driven epics remaining console-bound. What are your thoughts on this potential shift in strategy for PlayStation?