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Life is expensive these days. If you're looking to cut back on spending and want to do away with your PlayStation Plus membership, it's very easy to do so. There are plenty of reasons why you might want to cancel PlayStation Plus, just like there are numerous reasons…
Danganronpa 2x2 delayed to early 2027, partly to dodge GTA 6
Creator admits he'd rather be playing GTA 6 himself
New "Slayhem Mode" adds a 35-hour original story route
Danganronpa 2x2, the remake of the cult murder-mystery visual novel Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair, has been delayed until early 2027, with series creator Kazuta Kodaka citing Grand Theft Auto 6 as the reason. Speaking to Crunchyroll, Kodaka said the team wanted to avoid clashing with the highly anticipated…
During last week's Gen Con, Riftbound, the League of Legends trading card game (TCG), boasted a massive presence. Fans were able to enter two different booths to get their hands on cards and exclusive merchandise, as well as meet some of the talent behind the game's creation and…
Nintendo Direct on 4 August 2026 spoiled a Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave story twist
Reveal showed a customisable protagonist, echoing Three Houses
Game features a "Heroic Games" tournament; launches 17 September 2026
Nintendo's dedicated Direct presentation for Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave, broadcast on 4 August 2026, inadvertently revealed a significant story detail that many outlets, including GameSpot, felt should have remained a surprise for players. The roughly 20-minute showcase was meant to build excitement ahead of the game's launch, but…
After launching in English late last year, Riftbound, Riot Games' League of Legends trading card game (TCG), has quickly grown into one of the most popular TCGs to date. The game had a big presence at this year's Gen Con, featuring not one but two large booths that…
The 2024 Borderlands movie had a cast full of big names, including multiple Oscar winners, and was based on a popular franchise with countless fans. But the film was a critical and commercial disaster. So what happened? Director Eli Roth told Variety said that the film, which cost…
Worry EA becomes a "sequel-and-mega-franchise machine".
EA's varied catalogue could be sidelined for guaranteed franchise hits.
A senior figure at Helldivers 2 developer Arrowhead Game Studios has voiced concern that Saudi Arabia's $55 billion (roughly £43 billion) acquisition of Electronic Arts could see the publisher's varied back catalogue neglected in favour of relentlessly milking its biggest franchises. The warning reflects wider unease in the…
Perfect copper ore is March’s most practical favourite gift.
Reach four hearts for festival dates.
Ten hearts and a ring lead to marriage.
PC Gamer’s guide explains how to romance and marry March, the blacksmith character in Fields of Mistria, with advice on building friendship, triggering heart events and selecting gifts. - March’s birthday is Spring 16; speaking to him daily and giving him copper ore or beer early helps build…
Capcom to unveil a life-sized Leon Kennedy statue in Tokyo
Part of Resident Evil's 30th anniversary exhibition, 30 Oct–24 Dec 2026
Fans have reacted with jokes about "protecting" the statue
Capcom is commissioning a life-sized statue of Leon S. Kennedy, Resident Evil's long-running protagonist, as part of a 30th anniversary exhibition in Shibuya, Tokyo. The statue will join Capcom's existing collection of character figures at its offices and stores, and the announcement has prompted a wave of jokey…
Cinder City’s pre-alpha test runs from 14 to 16 August.
Its 32GB minimum RAM requirement remains unusually high.
The US-only test is under a strict NDA.
Cinder City, an upcoming open-world third-person shooter set in a near-future Seoul, will hold a pre-alpha PC playtest from 14 to 16 August. The test matters because the game’s listed hardware requirements remain unusually demanding and uncertain, giving eligible players an early indication of whether it performs acceptably…
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