According to Insider Gaming, "ongoing talks at the high levels" could result in the next console generation arriving later than planned.
2025 might have been a great year for gaming in general but that doesn't mean the industry didn't see its share of disappointing choices. We take a look at a few things that could have gone better but...
Microsoft closes out 2025 in the worst way for its console line-up, prompting concerns despite a stacked 2026 release schedule.
Hideo Kojima brought in the new year by talking about the "second phase" of Kojima Productions and his plans for the studio.
Speculations about the setting have begun anew, with some believing it could be Valenwood instead of the long-rumored Hammerfell.
This technical overhaul has reportedly been ongoing thanks to The Coalition's technical director Kate Raynor and her team.
The Coalition touts the 2026 prequel, which is "entirely built from scratch in Unreal Engine 5", as "a return to our roots."
A new report notes that the leadership at Halo Studios and Microsoft wants to play it safe by working on remakes before a new game.
Voice actor of Perfect Dark protagonist Joanna Wilton-Regan recounted her time working on the game, and her surprise at its cancellation.
In an interview, Hideo Kojima spoke about how OD will have "a system like no other" that will essentially be a "completely new medium".
While all consoles have seen declining sales this November, Xbox was hit particularly hard, with an analyst noting price hikes as a reason.
Reports have also indicated that fans looking for improvements at the scale of Cyberpunk 2077 might want to temper their expectations.
"What do fans really want? Do they want a game that comes out before it should and doesn’t meet their expectations?" says Emil Pagliarulo.
Excerpt: Skyrim: Anniversary Edition on the Switch 2 is an unfortunately compromised version where it should be a slam dunk.
The Coalition's prequel, set during the beginning of the war between the Locust and humanity, is coming to Xbox Series X/S and PC.
Microsoft's Matt Booty says the focus is on "delivering player satisfaction and delivering player value" while listening to feedback.
"We’ve got more stuff coming up than we can fit in one show," said Microsoft's Matt Booty regarding next month's showcase.
Compulsion Games' gorgeous action-adventure is the latest first-party title from Xbox Game Studios to arrive on other platforms.
Bethesda has re-released Skyrim...again, this time for Nintendo Switch 2, but somehow made it worse, and I'm struggling to feel shocked.
"We will get a better Call of Duty thanks to Battlefield," wrote Ybarra who previously said the latter would "boot stomp" the former this year.
