The next instalment in BioWare's acclaimed sci-fi RPG series is currently in pre-production.
"Once the PC version is released, we’re thinking about hopefully moving to other platforms as well," says producer Naoki Yoshida.
"It is part of my job to think ahead about future possible games taking place in the same universe," says narrative director Stéphane Beauverger.
The demo will cover the game's opening section, ending at the first boss fight, and will allow you to transfer data to the full game.
Meanwhile, Princess Peach: Showtime! comes in at No. 3, while Alone in the Dark enters the charts at No. 6.
Rise of the Ronin hasn't quite stuck the landing like Team Ninja's past games. Where exactly have things not worked out for it?
Capcom says it plans to release patches containing several fixes for the open world action RPG "in the near future."
The multiplayer shooter's development is allegedly in limbo, with higher-ups at Ubisoft attempting to imitate Call of Duty.
Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer said last year that there was no need for an Xbox handheld in the market, owing to devices such as the Steam Deck.
The studio announced in June last year that it had partnered with Microsoft to develop a new title in an existing Xbox IP.
The game will seemingly be "similar to games Toys for Bob has made in the past."
Reports have previously claimed that a remake of the beloved PS1 RPG is currently in development at Square Enix.
Both Final Fantasy 16 DLCs – Echoes of the Fallen and The Rising Tide – will be available with its upcoming PC version, it's been confirmed.
It's claimed that GTA 6 production is "falling behind", which would result in a delay to late 2025, or even 2026.
Though its launch numbers on Steam are lower than its predecessor's, Forbidden West is still Sony's fifth-biggest PC launch.
Capcom's open world action RPG is attracting players in impressive numbers in the early days after its long-anticipated launch.
The expansion's Leviathan boss fight is going to be "especially challenging", according to its developers.
Mysidia will also bring new story content related to Jill, as well as battles against FF16's horrifying take on Tonberries.
The DLC will add a new endgame activity in the form of Kairos Mode, a survival mode that will see you fighting through 20 increasingly difficult stages.
Clive and co will travel to the land of Mysidia, where they will have to battle the Lost Eikon of Leviathan in order to save it.
