Any game that does not fit in any other category
Get ready, PlayStation Plus subscribers! Starting March 17th, you’ll have access to an array of exciting new games including Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 for PS5, Persona 5 Royal, Madden NFL 26, Metal Eden, The Lord of the Rings: Return to Moria (PS5), Astroneer (PS4), and Tekken 5 Dark Resurrection as a Premium member benefit.
Crimson Desert, set to release on March 19, offers three graphical modes across consoles, with Performance Mode prioritizing fluidity, Balanced Mode providing a midpoint between performance and visuals, and Quality Mode aiming for the highest details. Xbox Series S users have two options, and PlayStation 5 Pro benefits from enhanced AI-assisted upscaling.
Celebrate the success of Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater as it sells over two million copies, boasting updated graphics on Unreal Engine 5, a third-person perspective option, new content, and more!
Join us for Gamescom Latin America 2026, a five-day B2B event with an expanded agenda, featuring top global gaming companies and offering various ticket options for access to the Start Pro content until March 9th at early bird prices!
The Brazilian real gains slightly, while oil prices drop following reassuring remarks from President Trump amid ongoing tension between the US and Iran, highlighting the volatile nature of oil markets influenced by geopolitical factors.
Join Yoshi for a thrilling adventure on May 21, 2026, as he uncovers the secrets of the mysterious book and encounters unusual creatures in “Yoshi and the Mysterious Book” for Nintendo Switch 2!
Shinji Mikami, known for creating Resident Evil, has joined a new independent studio called Unbound, aiming to develop AAA and AA games with plans to expand to 150 employees; he will serve as the “representative director,” working alongside fellow veteran Masato Kimura.
Embark on a thrilling adventure in Pickmon, where you’ll explore diverse landscapes, capture unique creatures, and manage resources to build your base and combat a mysterious enemy!
Pokémon Pokopia’s popularity has led to unprecedented demand, causing stock shortages worldwide, with prices increasing on Amazon US and Japan, and new stock expected in the UK by April.
Sony’s dynamic pricing experiment on the PlayStation Store might lead to potentially higher game prices for consumers, particularly in regions like Brazil where conversion rates already make titles expensive.