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Exclusive: ‘The Immortal John Triptych’ Will Split Sides On Switch 1 & 2 Next Month

  • The Immortal John Triptych launches on Switch and Switch 2 on 27th August 2026.
  • It bundles Joe Richardson's three comic adventure games plus bonus content.
  • A remastered UI, deleted scenes and full controller support are included.

Nintendo Life has revealed that The Immortal John Triptych, previously announced in April, will launch on Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 on 27th August 2026. Developed by Joe Richardson, the release bundles together his trilogy of comic point-and-click adventures — Death of the Reprobate, The Procession To Calvary,…

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Best builds and teams for all characters in DragonSword: Awakening

Destructoid has published a guide detailing the best equipment, stats and team compositions for characters in the mobile/PC game DragonSword: Awakening, aimed at players tackling the game's endgame content. The recommendations assume characters are fully awakened, since their passive abilities significantly influence which stats and gear are optimal.…

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Live-Action Zelda Movie Actor Was Too Young To Play Breath Of The Wild When It Released

  • Article content was unavailable.
  • Title concerns a Zelda film actor’s age.
  • Specific details cannot be verified.

The article text was unavailable, so its specific claims and context cannot be verified. From the title alone, it appears to discuss a live-action Zelda film actor who was too young to have played The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild when it launched. This is a…

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Years-old Call of Duty PS5 ports reportedly rack up big sales. So, what’s next?

  • Old Call of Duty PS5 ports have sold over 7 million units
  • Black Ops 2 reportedly outsold Fortnite in weekly PS5 players
  • Success may prompt more retro Call of Duty ports, affecting new titles

Activision's surprise PS5 ports of Call of Duty: Black Ops and Black Ops 2 have proven a significant commercial success, according to a new report from CharlieIntel, reigniting debate over how the publisher will manage its ageing back catalogue alongside new releases. The strong performance of these budget…

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Wizards of the Coast boss steps down after just 2 years defined by Magic’s Universes Beyond and D&D 5.5e, as parent Hasbro eats $56 million on canceled games

  • Wizards of the Coast president Cynthia Williams departs after two years
  • Hasbro takes $56m charge over cancelled video game projects
  • Tenure marked by Magic's Universes Beyond sets and D&D's 5.5e overhaul

Cynthia Williams, president of Wizards of the Coast, has stepped down after just two years leading the company, with her departure announced alongside news that parent company Hasbro has taken a $56 million (roughly £44 million) financial charge relating to cancelled video game projects. Although brief, her tenure…

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Yoshi-P says he ‘upgraded’ his mindset when it comes to relaxing his views on keeping Final Fantasy 14’s catgirls lore accurate

  • Yoshi-P says he's relaxed his stance on Miqo'te lore accuracy in FF14.
  • He describes this shift as an "upgraded" mindset.
  • Full interview details were unavailable from the retrieved article text.

Final Fantasy 14 director and producer Naoki Yoshida, widely known as Yoshi-P, has said his attitude towards keeping the game's catgirl-like Miqo'te race lore-accurate has softened over time, describing it as an "upgraded" way of thinking. The remark speaks to how a long-running MMO's creative team balances strict…

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BeastLink Dev Giving Itself More Time to Tighten Up PS5 Frame Rate

  • BeastLink's PS5 release date remains unconfirmed, despite a new trailer.
  • Developer appears to be using extra time to improve frame rate performance.
  • PC Early Access version is still set to launch on 18th August.

Grove Street Games, the studio behind BeastLink and previously known for its work on the GTA Trilogy remaster, has released a new PlayStation-focused trailer for its upcoming kaiju action game but stopped short of confirming a PS5 release date. Instead, the trailer simply states the game is "coming…

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GOG Galaxy for Linux is officially in the works

  • GOG is developing an official Linux version of Galaxy.
  • No release date or feature list has been announced.
  • Linux users currently rely on downloads or third-party launchers.

GOG has confirmed that a Linux version of its Galaxy game launcher is being developed, marking a potential expansion of the platform’s support for Linux users. The move matters because Galaxy offers features such as game library management, updates and social functions, and its absence on Linux has…

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Ryan Reynolds’ SDCC Deadpool gray suit is a huge Marvel Easter egg for X-Men and Spider-Man: Brand New Day

  • Ryan Reynolds wore a grey Deadpool suit at SDCC.
  • Fans see it as a Marvel Easter egg, not just style.
  • It's linked to X-Men and Spider-Man: Brand New Day.

At San Diego Comic-Con, Ryan Reynolds appeared in a grey variant of Deadpool's costume, a detail fans and commentators have flagged as a deliberate Marvel Easter egg rather than a simple costume tweak. The grey suit nods to a well-known comic-book variant of Deadpool's outfit and is being…