Covers general video game news, including recent developments, official announcements, and updates related to gameplay, graphics, mechanics, or other core features.
Prepare for a thrilling cinematic experience in 2012 New York, as Attritom7 Productions unveils Blackwood – an exhilarating first-person shooter that combines the “Gun Fu” style from John Wick with a gripping narrative about a daytime DVD store owner turned nighttime professional killer.
Prepare for a hilarious, cooperative space adventure filled with unique handcrafted worlds and surprises across multiple platforms, coming to Nintendo Switch 2, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series, and PC in Q3 2026!
GameSpot playfully pokes fun at Xbox’s recent changes and growth, engaging followers with nostalgic references and humorous memes.
Get ready Dragon Ball FighterZ fans, as Bandai Namco prepares a new update on October 12, aiming to fine-tune the game’s balance with changes to all fighters based on player feedback!
In an unprecedented move, over a hundred workers from Build A Rocket Boy, a game development studio under MindsEye, have banded together to write an open letter, detailing allegations of mistreatment and poor communication following the game’s release, demanding a public apology, fair compensation, recognition of their union, and transparency in future layoffs.
Rumors are swirling about Assassin’s Creed Shadows potentially coming to Nintendo Switch 2, with Auchan hinting at its arrival via a shared cover image on ResetEra!
In Battlefield 6, AI is used as a tool to boost developer efficiency and creativity without diminishing the human touch essential for crafting an enjoyable gaming experience, especially in its multiplayer mode.
It’s rumored that Sony Interactive Entertainment’s next console, the PS6, could potentially launch in 2027, according to an unofficial source.
Battlefield 6 has kicked off its debut with impressive player numbers and a promising future, despite temporary login challenges due to overwhelming demand.
Creators who were previously banned from YouTube now have a chance to return, provided they meet certain criteria and wait a year, as part of YouTube’s “Second Chance” program aimed at offering a fresh start while maintaining content moderation policies.