Even with the Switch 2 on the horizon, it's claimed that the Switch still has a major release coming, and it won't be a remaster.
The collection, which includes remasters of the original Resident Evil remake and Resident Evil Zero, launched in 2016.
Set in the distant future, the third-person action horror title wis scheduled to launch for PlayStation 5 this July.
However, other factors – such as supply constraints – could lead to prices as high as $450 or $500, industry analysts say.
Microsoft has already confirmed that it will be unveiling a surprise title at the showcase, but there might be more waiting in the wings.
Comprised of former XCOM developers, Bit Reactor has been working on its strategy Star Wars game since 2022.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2's most unusual eccentricities could be its biggest strength.
Full details on the recently-revealed Switch 2 are coming in April, but games for its predecessors are also allegedly set to be shown soon.
However, there's no concrete word on whether or not the project cancellations will result in layoffs.
The project was reportedly a live service spinoff based on God of War, but Sony now confirms that it has been shelved.
The developer confirmed in 2021 that it had started working on a new IP that would utilize Days Gone's open world tech.
We're expecting to hear more about these games in the coming months in an official capacity.
NetEase's hero shooter will add the suit to commemorate the PC release of Insomniac and Sony's open-world superhero sequel.
Retro Studios' classic platformer comes to the Nintendo Switch in remastered form on January 16, courtesy of Forever Entertainment.
The next instalment in Rebellion's World War 2 stealth shooter franchise will launch for PC and consoles later this month.
Obsidian Entertainment's next RPG is making bold promises that should excite fans of the genre.
Horror fans still have plenty to look forward to.
Directed by David F. Sandberg, the horror movie is out on April 25 and tells a new story set in the Until Dawn universe.
A Jackalyptic Games employee alleges that the studio has been collaborating with Counterplay Games on an unknown project.
NetEase aims to release a new hero every 1.5 months in its successful hero shooter, according to game director Guangyun Chen.
