Despite backlash to the pricing, the ROG Xbox Ally and Ally X are selling out worldwide ahead of their October 16th launch.
Marvel’s Wolverine brings brutal combat, cinematic style, and the fierce edge that makes it exactly what PlayStation needed.
Techland's newest title in the series is available for Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC, with Xbox One and PS4 versions forthcoming.
"I think this map that we've created for Japan, or Horizon's version of Japan, is big, but also dense," says art director Don Arceta.
The true ending, 50 Steam Achievements, new Keepsakes, balance adjustments, and much more have been added with Version 1.0.
The open-world action RPG's "final" patch was previously set to launch this year. More details will be revealed "closer" to launch.
Hyper Light Drifter's next title is a 2D side-scrolling "search action" title with bizarre weapons and fighting game-like combat.
Alongside Persona 5's Joker and Like a Dragon's Ichiban Kasuga, Sega will add nine more free characters to the kart racer.
The handheld gaming PCs will be available in 38 countries worldwide on October 16th, with other regions to be added in the future.
The second major update introduces a new game mode, cross-platform voice chat, a new Jobsite, enemies, equipment and much more.
A new Crisis in the Research Sector, five new enemies, three new weapons, overhauled progression, and much more await for free.
Sucker Punch's epic follow-up to Ghost of Tsushima launches on October 2nd for PS5 and follows Atsu on the path of revenge.
Producer Noriaki Okamura asks fans to "wait just a little longer", but says the project is shaping up to be "something enjoyable."
The gameplay also confirms the inclusion of the Savage Land as a playable stage with multiple transitions and impressive backgrounds.
With an emotionally resonant narrative and an involving open world to explore, Sucker Punch's sequel is a huge step up from Tsushima.
The cozy survival game where players rebuild their childhood burrow and search for their aunt is coming to Xbox, PC, and Nintendo Switch.
Playground's Don Arceta confirms that it will "be following in the footsteps" of Forza Horizon 5 in terms of car selection.
However, players can also expect "everyday details" to reflect the changing seasons, like "station chimes or summer wind bells."
Supergiant Games exceeds its own bar for narrative-driven rogue-lites in terms of scale, combat, build-crafting, and atmosphere.
"We think players will be blown away by the open world of Japan that we have built," said Playground's art director Don Arceta.
