A new Batman game is in the works, and PlayStation might also be trying to secure an exclusivity deal for the game, it's been claimed.
Illfonic's asymmetrical 4v1 multiplayer shooter, which originally launched for PS4 and PC in 2020, is ready to make its comeback on current-gen consoles.
"We made a conscious effort to clearly define the functions of each echo so that players understand how and where they should be used," says director Tomomi Sano.
The ownership of The Wonderful 101 trademark has now officially been transferred from Nintendo to PlatinumGames.
Resident Evil 3: Nemesis will follow in the original two RE games' footsteps and become available via GOG on PC later this week.
SNK and Cristiano Ronaldo are collaborating on the former's upcoming fighter, though what exactly that will entail remains to be seen.
Creative director John Epler says previous Dragon Age instalments chose to rely on cutscenes due to technological constraints.
Valve's digital PC gaming platform continues to grow in size, hitting another major milestone with over 38 million concurrent users.
Xbox and Halo will both be celebrating their 25th anniversary in 2026, and Microsoft says it has plans in place to commemorate the same.
Microsoft will pair a traditional Xbox Series X home console successor with a handheld device similar to the Steam Deck, it's claimed.
Weta Workshop and Private Division's cozy life simulator will be available on PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, and PC upon its release.
The upcoming life sim will see players playing as and living out the cozy and charming life of a Hobbit in The Shire.
Tetsuya Nomura says the next Kingdom Hearts title is going to be "easier for new people to get into it" than past games in the series have been.
Game director Corinne Busche acknowledges that it's "a much-requested feature", and says that it "would be pretty cool."
After a PS5 version of the title was mentioned in a list of TGS titles, speculation mounted that a PlayStaton port for the survival game would finally be announced.
The studio behind the Switch remake of Link's Awakening and 3DS remasters of Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask is the developer of the next Zelda game.
It's claimed that about $200 million had been spent on the game up to the point it entered alpha state in 2023, with another $200 million spent on it afterward.
It's claimed that the upcoming shooter will tout caliber-based destruction, with different caliber weapons causing different levels of damage, similar to Rainbow Six Siege.
It trails behind only Helldivers 2, surpassing the likes of Dragon's Dogma 2, Tekken 8, Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, and The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered.
Here's everything you need to know about the first expansion for Bethesda's space-faring epic.
