A new report has claimed that PS VR2 sales has "slowed progressively" since launch, with Sony currently looking to clear "a backlog of unsold units."
Uncharted creator Amy Hennig's studio officially announced its AAA action-adventure Marvel title in 2022.
The rumoured mid-gen refresh of Sony's current-gen console will launch in Holiday 2024, it's been claimed.
Known leaker Midori notes that rumors of an Xbox release are also correct and alleges that the RPG will arrive on multiple platforms.
The game will be a a squad-based military tactical shooter taking inspiration from the likes of Modern Warfare, Battlefield, and more, it's been claimed.
Datamining of the game's demo suggests that it was developed by the studio behind Kirby's Epic Yarn and Yoshi's Crafted World.
The game was recently rated for PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch in Brazil.
Following the cancellation of the studio's Star Wars shooter, it's now being claimed that it's also developing a new game set in the Titanfall universe.
Quest Mode is reportedly returning "in a new way", and there's a focus on competing with modern fighters like Tekken and Street Fighter.
A known leaker seems to be hinting at imminent updates from Nintendo on the two upcoming Switch titles.
A new report has claimed that the studio is bleeding talent due to consistent internal troubles following its acquisition by Sony in 2021.
The game will also feature gorier combat than past instalments in the series, a new report has claimed.
Sony could finally be ready to announce Ghost of Tsushima's highly requested PC port, it's been claimed.
It's been claimed that BioWare is internally confident that the long-awaited action RPG will finally release sometime this year.
Updates made to the DLC section of the game's Steam backend might be hinting at an upcoming reveal of its first expansion.
A known leaker has revealed potential new details on the next mainline instalment in Atlus' Persona franchise.
Both sequels have made good progress, though the mood at Gearbox is uncertain following layoffs, hiring freezes and whatnot.
CEO Randy Pitchford reportedly told employees this week in a town hall that the studio had reached a decision on its future.
The first-person shooter featured a Mandalorian (separate from the Disney+ series lead), takedowns and AT-STs as bosses.
Saints Row developer Volition also allegedly had an opportunity to go private, but the deal fell through, per Bloomberg's Jason Schreier.
