Capcom’s Street Fighter 6 welcomes Sagat as a mentor on August 5, 2025, with a Thai-inspired “World Tour” stage, and introduces the “Sagat Arrives” Fighting Pass, alongside crossplay compatibility and updated character costumes.
SEGA’s return to Formula 1 racing, announced on Thursday, marks a 35th-anniversary partnership with McLaren Racing, reigniting their iconic ’90s collaboration, this time with Sonic characters joining racing events leading up to the release of “Sonic Racing Cross Worlds” in September.
Get ready for an immersive experience as Senua’s Saga: Hellblade II launches its enhanced edition on August 12th, bringing a smoother 60 fps gameplay, the return of Dark Rot, improved photo mode, developer insights, and exclusive haptic feedback for PS5 users, all free for existing PC and Xbox Series X|S owners.
This July, Sony surprises PlayStation Plus subscribers with a generous offer of high-profile games like Diablo IV, The King of Fighters XV, and Jusant, all free for redemption from July 1st to August 4th.
NVIDIA’s GeForce RTX 5050, powered by the NVIDIA Blackwell architecture, is set to revolutionize gaming and creative work with its fourth-generation ray tracing cores and fifth-generation tensor cores, priced at US$249 in the US, with a release in late July, Latin American details pending.
Despite facing severe financial strain and planning layoffs affecting around 100 employees, Build a Rocket Boy (BARB) holds onto hope with a speculative secret project possibly linked to a well-known TV series license.
Borderlands 4 invites players back to its looter-shooter universe with a fresh, more mature take, featuring a new oppressive planet, refined gameplay mechanics for smoother mobility and exploration, and an evolved loot system offering deeper customization.
In a heartwarming revelation at a convention panel, Charlie Cox, known as MCU’s Daredevil, expressed joy over Clair Obscur: Expedition 33’s acclaim, despite not having played the game he voiced lead for.
NetEase’s Blood Message marks a significant shift, presenting a cinematic, single-player wuxia fantasy experience set in the late Tang Dynasty, blending realistic combat with vast East and Central Asian landscapes for PC and consoles.
During a hands-on demo at Summer Game Fest, PlayersForLife’s writer experienced Crimson Desert’s expansive world, detailed visuals, and diverse combat mechanics, all powered by Pearl Abyss’ BlackSpace Engine, hinting at an immersive gameplay experience despite potential initial complexity.