Nintendo is seemingly ramping up production of the Switch 2 by partnering with Samsung to fabricate more chips for the console.
There are allegedly high sales expectations for Bungie's controversial extraction shooter when it launches on September 23rd.
The same rumours also indicate that a future version of Windows will allow PC players to emulate games that were made for Xbox.
A sequel to NetherRealm's DC-focused fighting game is seemingly in development, according to teases from a MultiVersus leaker.
Bungie has allegedly "pulled the plug" on the extraction shooter's marketing strategy, which included releasing a new trailer in June.
Reports allege that the "vibes have never been worse" following mixed impressions and a recent controversy over stolen art assets.
Rockstar Games' acclaimed open world Wild West epic is headed for current-gen consoles and Nintendo's upcoming new hardware, it's claimed.
However, it's unknown whether the sequel will be revealed at Summer Game Fest in June or in December at The Game Awards.
Publications have gotten word from Nintendo that they will not be sent Switch 2 review units until close to launch due to a day-one update.
The port has allegedly been in the works for over a year and could drop later this year, supposedly followed by a Max Payne 3 re-release.
The photos indicate that Microsoft worked with Asus for its handheld gaming system, and that it will include an Xbox Guide button.
Ironically enough, the third-person shooter's upcoming remastered could get a physical release on PlayStation, but not on Xbox.
The rumour indicates that one of the three titles, each of which has been developed in relative silence, might get showcased in June.
Valve is "probably content-locked, or if they’re not, they’re mechanic-locked," an insider claims about the rumoured shooter.
These limited-time events and modes will reportedly offer unique mechanics and rewards while being "higher-value" for Batte Pass owners.
However, the studio allegedly has another that's been in development for three years, directed by Shaun Escayg (Marvel's Avengers).
Meanwhile, Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag Remake is reportedly launching near the multiplayer-focused Assassin's Creed Invictus.
Shadows will also allegedly receive roughly two years of post-launch support, while Hexe will seemingly receive one year.
"Nobody I’ve talked to at Rockstar has believed Fall 2025 was a real window for a very long time," reports Bloomberg's Jason Schreier.
While Ubisoft has been quiet about it, a co-op multiplayer mode for Assassin's Creed Shadows would likely focus on both protagonists.
