Join Sega as they celebrate Sonic the Hedgehog’s 35th anniversary in 2026, promising a year filled with commemorative events, exclusive content, fan meetups, and memorable experiences across digital platforms, museum exhibitions, live concerts, and more.
Join Sonic the Hedgehog fans worldwide in celebrating the icon’s 35th anniversary, as Sega promises a thrilling year of events honoring Sonic’s legacy and future endeavors!
Get ready for an action-packed 115 Day event in Call of Duty Zombies, featuring special presents from the developers, new content for Season 2 and T02 Reloaded, a first look at Astra Malorum map, and quadruple bonuses until January 20th!
Despite their successful video game adaptation and critical acclaim, Tower Five, known for Les Fourmis, had to cease operations due to a lack of funding in the competitive gaming industry, highlighting the importance of reliable financial support for independent studios.
Despite a decline in recent years due to strategic shifts and underperforming titles, Pullup Entertainment is still thriving, as demonstrated by surpassing its historical record for the entire 2022/23 fiscal year within nine months.
With the new update, Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl now offer a more stable experience on the Nintendo Switch 2, addressing issues causing abrupt game closures on the older console.
Here’s an exciting update for Game of Thrones fans – Arya Stark is set to lead a new series in Essos, offering fresh perspectives while engaging with beloved characters from the original franchise.
Get ready for an action-packed, immersive survival horror adventure with Resident Evil 9 Requiem, featuring Leon S. Kennedy and Grace Ashcroft, innovative gameplay, stunning graphics, exclusive collaborations, and collectibles galore!
The revealing first image of Sophie Turner as Lara Croft in Amazon’s Tomb Raider series has fans buzzing, as the classic ’90s style and notable cast members promise a fresh take on the iconic video game character.
This groundbreaking partnership between Netflix and Sony Pictures, worth billions and set to last until 2029, marks a significant step in the streaming industry, with Netflix becoming the first platform to host Sony films after their theatrical release.