What started as firings for allegedly discussing confidential information at the studio has snowballed into something much more.
With such a packed year of acclaimed video game releases, which one will run away with the most coveted award of the season?
Play through the story again and face tougher enemies while discovering stronger weapons, now with ray-traced reflections and lighting.
After its ¥55,000 variant became available, the PS5 Digital Edition sold an estimated 23,381 units in two days, according to Famitsu.
CD Projekt RED co-CEO Michał Nowakowski says the team is currently "not disclosing any details regarding the target release date."
"The responsibility lies fully with us as the publisher," says CEO Frederik Wester, who said the game was "outside of our core areas."
Ubisoft Quebec is currently focusing on sparser but "chunkier updates that shake things up" for the open-world action RPG.
Despite continuously losing out to PlayStation, Microsoft's eighth-gen console has built up a solid library of must-play games.
Which stands out for delivering the best combat, world design, quests and visuals? Check our ultimate comparison to find out.
"We’re excited to watch the show and celebrate this amazing industry’s great night alongside all of you," says Michał Nowakowski.
Bloober Team's sci-fi survival horror has seen a relatively decent increase in sales since launching almost three months ago.
The Outlast Trials, Synduality Echo of Ada and Neon White will also be free for subscribers from December 2nd to January 5th, 2026.
By 2027, the company plans to have more than 450 developers working on the Cyberpunk 2077 sequel across its various studios.
The acclaimed first-person shooter/RPG has sold an additional five million copies since last year, according to CD Projekt RED.
"Microtransactions, for all the flak it gets, allows us to do the Isu stuff, the quest stuff, the parkour updates, all of it."
Grasshopper Manufacture could announce a release date for the action title, which launches next year for consoles and PC.
With Destiny 2 currently in dire straits, Bungie may be planning for a clean slate of sorts for the franchise with a sequel.
Existing owners of Yakuza 0 and Yakuza Kiwami must pay to upgrade. Yakuza Kiwami 2 owners, on the other hand, get it for free.
Instead of 505 Games, which published the original, it seems Sony Interactive Entertainment could publish the sequel on PC.
A Bluesky post teases that, "This is your call to rise," ahead of the awards show on December 11th, perhaps hinting at new gameplay.
