Recent leaks surrounding Ubisoft’s upcoming title, Assassin’s Creed Hexe, have sparked speculation about the potential return of a beloved character from the franchise. Sources say that new details have emerged, suggesting that players may encounter an ‘old man’ figure that has been previously featured in the series. This rumor first came to light in a report by PC Gamer, fueling discussions among fans eager to see how this character fits into the latest installment.
Gang of Dragon, the highly anticipated spiritual successor to the Yakuza series, is facing significant challenges as publisher NetEase has reportedly withdrawn its financial support for Nagoshi Studio. This sudden shift has left fans questioning the game’s future following its unveiling at The Game Awards last year.
Sega has officially cancelled its ambitious “Super Game” project, which was first announced nearly four years ago, as part of a strategic shift away from live-service models. The news comes from Sega’s latest financial report, indicating a reevaluation of the company’s direction in the gaming market. As first reported by Eurogamer, the cancellation reflects ongoing challenges within the live-service sector and a desire to focus on more traditional gaming experiences.
The playful rivalry continues in the latest episode of Box Art Brawl, where fans are invited to voice their opinions on the cover art of classic games. This week, the spotlight shines on “Bubsy in Claws Encounters of the Furred Kind,” the quirky platformer that made its debut on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) back in 1993.
As anticipation builds for the imminent release of “LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight Deluxe Edition,” fans will be pleased to learn that the game has seen a price drop to $70 on Amazon U.S. This price cut offers a perfect opportunity for players to secure their copies ahead of the game’s launch, scheduled for later this month. Early pre-orders also come with exciting bonuses, including early access to the game, allowing dedicated fans to plunge into the action before anyone else.
Prepare for an interstellar adventure as Nintendo gears up for the launch of Star Fox on Switch 2 this June. As first reported by Nintendo Life, fans of the iconic franchise can now secure their physical copy with pre-orders officially open in the United States. What makes this announcement even more appealing is the current price of just $50, making it an enticing offer for both longtime fans and newcomers to the series.
Berlin and Cologne are gearing up for one of the biggest events in the gaming industry, as Gamescom 2026 is set to officially open on August 26. The event will be inaugurated by prominent figures including Vice-Chancellor and Federal Minister of Finance Lars Klingbeil, along with Federal Minister of Research Dorothee Bär, who oversees gaming at the federal level.
Nintendo has officially announced a return to a classic, with Star Fox 64 making its way back to the gaming landscape. As first reported by Nintendo Life, this news comes on the heels of speculation surrounding a potential revival of the series that has been dormant for over a decade. With fans eagerly anticipating what the future holds, this revival raises questions about both nostalgia and innovation in the franchise.
Nintendo is spreading joy among Star Fox fans with an announcement that is sure to warm hearts and rekindle nostalgia. The company has revealed a new line of plush toys dedicated to its beloved space-faring franchise, with the adorable collection slated to launch this June in Japan, as first reported by Nintendo Life.
In a recent update regarding the development of Borderlands 4 for the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2, Take-Two Interactive has provided some clarity to anxious fans. As first reported by GameSpot, Take-Two’s CEO Strauss Zelnick confirmed that while development on the Switch 2 version has been paused, this is not a cancellation. The studio’s focus is currently on resolving issues with the PC version before moving forward with other platforms, including the Switch 2.
A recent survey has uncovered a significant trend among hardcore gamers, revealing that more than 50% are no longer willing to spend full price on video games. This finding is particularly noteworthy as it highlights changing consumer attitudes towards game pricing across different age demographics. As first reported by Pure Xbox, the survey was conducted by IGN in collaboration with Kantar and UC Berkeley, targeting a diverse range of gamers segmented into three age groups: 14-29, 30-44, and 46-61.
GameStop has taken a bold step in its ongoing transformation, announcing a proposal to acquire eBay for a staggering $55.5 billion. As first reported by GameSpot, the retail giant has submitted a non-binding offer to purchase 100% of eBay at a price of $125 per share, consisting of an equal mix of cash and stock.
As the buzz surrounding Invincible Vs continues to grow, dataminers have reportedly begun to sift through the game’s files, uncovering potential hints about unannounced characters that may appear in future updates or downloadable content (DLC). This information comes as first reported by Eurogamer, suggesting that the game may have much more to offer beyond its initial launch roster.
In a recent development, Sony Interactive Entertainment will pay $7.8 million to users of the PlayStation Network as part of a settlement from a class action lawsuit concerning its digital game sales practices. This preliminary settlement was approved by a judge, paving the way for compensation to eligible PlayStation users. As first reported by Kotaku, the lawsuit has been a focal point of contention for several years, with claims that Sony engaged in anti-competitive practices.
Fans of classic titles may have reason to speculate about potential remasters from Rockstar Games, as a recent job listing has sparked discussions about the company’s intentions. The listing, as first reported by RockstarGames, seeks an individual to join a “small but experienced team” focused on classic game technology. This has led to widespread conjecture regarding which titles could receive the remaster treatment.
Sources indicate that new models for yet-to-be-released skins in Invincible VS have surfaced, potentially hinting at future downloadable content. As first reported by Xcancel, the leaks reveal a selection of characters that are not part of the base roster, suggesting they could be slated for DLC.
Atari has joined forces with Strictly Limited for a new publishing partnership that emphasizes the importance of preserving gaming history. As first reported by GamesPress, the collaboration will kick off with the release of “I, Robot,” a modern take on the classic title that originally debuted in the early 1980s.
In a strategic move to enhance its market presence, PCF Group S.A. (commonly known as People Can Fly) has acquired the Cooldown Games brand along with its publishing rights. This acquisition, announced on April 24, 2026, marks a significant step for the studio as it aims to establish a dedicated publishing division within its organizational structure.
In a nostalgic turn, SEGA has announced its intention to celebrate some of its most cherished franchises as part of a new initiative called SEGA Universe. As first reported by Push Square, this project aims to honor classic titles like Outrun, Streets of Rage, and NiGHTS by exploring various anniversary projects throughout the year. While the specifics of these projects remain under wraps, the publisher has hinted that they might extend beyond traditional video game offerings.
This week, Microsoft announced a significant update regarding Xbox Game Pass, primarily focusing on a price reduction for the subscription service. However, the company also revealed that new Call of Duty titles will no longer be available on the platform at launch, raising questions about the future of other first-party games on the service. As first reported by GameSpot, the wording in Microsoft’s blog post has left many wondering about the fate of day-one releases for upcoming titles.
