The upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 promises an innovative feature, allowing Joy-Con controllers to function as a mouse, potentially revolutionizing gameplay in FPS, RTS games, and menu navigation.
Get ready to immerse yourself in “Wuchang Fallen Feathers,” the upcoming AAA title from Leenzee, inspired by Chengdu’s San xing dui site, blending Chinese folklore with Souls-like mechanics and set for release on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series in 2025.
Forza Horizon 5, previously exclusive to Xbox, is expanding to PS5 with cross-play and simultaneous content updates, including a free expansion called Horizon Realms.
Elliot Page’s Pageboy Productions acquires ‘Beyond Two Souls’ for a TV adaptation, promising to honor the game’s rich narrative while offering fresh perspectives on its themes.
Immerse yourself once again in the thrilling world of Ninja Gaiden with the newly released “Ninja Gaiden 2 Black,” now available on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S, offering a definitive version of the beloved installment, enhanced under Unreal Engine.
Dynasty Warriors Origins, a reboot by KOEI Tecmo, has seen an impressive launch on Steam with over 53,000 concurrent players, surpassing any prior title, and is particularly popular in China, where it holds an “Very Positive” rating from over 5,000 reviews, 57.12% of which are in simplified Chinese.
Hideki Kamiya, a renowned Japanese game designer, expressed frustration on Twitter about leaks surrounding the Nintendo Switch 2, labeling leakers as “little shits” and “pieces of trash,” while acknowledging the rampant issue in today’s social media era, despite his recent exciting announcements at The Game Awards.
Microids, a French game publisher, is joining forces with NIS America for the physical distribution of select titles like Phantom Brave: The Lost Hero and The Legend of Heroes Trails Through Daybreak in France starting January-February 2025, aiming to bolster their presence in the Japanese games market.
Get ready for a chilling twist on the classic “Until Dawn” narrative as Sony Pictures unveils their film adaptation, set to premiere worldwide on April 23, 2025, with protagonists trapped in a time loop, facing new horrors and choices after each ‘respawn’.
SEGA’s recent trademark renewal for “Ecco” and “Ecco The Dolphin” in Japan on December 27, 2024, fuels excitement for a possible Ecco franchise revival, potentially featuring remasters, remakes, or new episodes.