While the 2003 original had a turn-based combat system, rumour has it that the upcoming remake will change things up.
Industry analyst Dr. Serkan Toto says a new mainline Mario Kart game is in active development, and could be announced this year.
The follow-up to Respawn Entertainment's 2019 action adventure title could release this year or slip to 2023 as per Jeff Grubb.
According to a journalist, Square Enix wants PlayStation to be the home of Final Fantasy this generation, though the company remains committed to PC as well.
It seems like Sony and Valve have worked out a deal to bring the former's seminal VR first person shooter to the upcoming PSVR2.
The Last of Us Part 2 multiplayer (which the new project could end up being) and The Last of Us Part 2 Director's Cut are also coming.
According to VentureBeat journalist Jeff Grubb, Rare is still amidst figuring things out for the now long in-development Everwild.
Other developers allegedly supporting the solution include Ubisoft, Techland, Codemasters, EXOR Studios and more as per leaked press release.
It's been claimed that component supplier Goertek is partnering with Sony for the next-gen PSVR, which is allegedly entering production soon.
A listing of Xbox Achievements for the shooter recently surfaced online, sparking speculation of a port potentially coming soon.
Insider Tom Henderson also reports that based on pre-alpha footage, development is progressing better than previous titles.
A few more images of Starfield assets have leaked, offering another glimpse at Bethesda's highly anticipated upcoming sci-fi RPG.
According to a known leaker, She-Hulk will be added to the game's roster of playable heroes, and will be played by actress Krizia Bajos.
Troubles with staffing following allegations against Quantic Dream, limitations of the studio's engine and more have caused trouble.
According to a new rumour, the PS Plus games for January 2022 will include DiRT 5, Persona 5 Strikers, and Deep Rock Galactic.
A new report talks about increasing attrition at studios across Ubisoft, with a number of factors resulting in the company losing more developers than usual.
Journalist Tom Henderson claims that Battlefield 2042 had to end up cutting several extreme weather mechanics due to development issues.
A new datamining leak points to 12 "preseason weeks" leading up to the launch of the shooter's first season, seemingly in March.
Though it's been half a year since we last saw it, it seems Nintendo is still committed to a 2022 launch for the sequel.
Ernie Hudson seems to collaborate some earlier rumblings that a new game is being developed.
