The long-awaited wrestling title is allegedly due out next month, with a release date announcement reportedly coming soon.
The upcoming multiplayer sports game was announced in April for PC and consoles, and doesn't yet have a release date.
"We hope to create a tense experience that will make our players 'shit their pants,'" says lead designer Tymon Smektala.
Alan Wake voice actor Matthew Porretta says Remedy Entertainment's highly anticipated survival horror sequel is set to launch this October.
A total of 37 countries have now approved the proposed $69 billion acquisition, Microsoft confirms.
Nightdive Studios' long-in-development immersive sim remake is out for PC later this month, with console versions also in the works.
The unannounced title, which is allegedly a playable teaser, was rated in Taiwan and South Korea last year.
Former BioWare veteran Mac Walters believes a direct sequel to Mass Effect: Andromeda would have brought about a significant improvement in polish.
WB Games has announced that the beloved fighting franchise has sold over 80 million units since its debut over 30 years ago.
EA and Codemasters' first WRC game will be out late July, a prominent leaker has claimed.
Two seminal open world epics, but which one did it better?
"We will continue to push forward so that those who purchase PS VR2 can enjoy it for a long time," Jim Ryan says.
Grassetti was at the studio for over 10 years, serving as principal artist on God of War (2018) and as art director on God of War Ragnarok.
Supermassive is developer a single player narrative-driven title set in the Dead by Daylight universe, while Midwinter is developing a new PvE multiplayer game.
Sucker Punch's open world action-adventure samurai epic has hit a major sales milestone in Japan, Sony has announced.
The Lord of the Rings: Gollum producer Harald Riegler speaks with GamingBolt about the upcoming action-adventure title.
There's plenty to love about video games right now, but not everything is bright and sunny.
Going bigger might not necessarily be better for these franchises.
Microsoft and Nvidia signed a 10-year deal to bring the former's games to the GeForce Now cloud streaming platform earlier this year.
Journalist Jeff Grubb says neither Sucker Punch nor BioWare will be showing off their upcoming games at the upcoming showcase.
