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Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game was delayed for Xbox Series X|S only hours before its planned 23 July release. The publisher and developer said an unforeseen issue with a backend feature required more time, leaving Xbox players unable to join the game’s launch alongside players on other platforms.…
Agefield High: Rock the School, a PS5-bound sandbox game marketed as a spiritual successor to Bully, has received a highly critical early preview from IGN. The preview raises concerns that the game’s problems extend beyond normal pre-release roughness, potentially undermining its appeal ahead of release. IGN reportedly described…
Atari has agreed a deal with Universal Pictures allowing the studio to develop films based on 10 of its classic video-game properties. The first project will be an original large-scale action-adventure screenplay by Matt Reilly and Carl Hampe, marking another attempt to adapt established gaming brands for cinema.…
San Diego Comic-Con 2026 is set to be a major showcase for film, television, games and merchandise, with Polygon collecting trailers, announcements and exclusive reveals as the event runs in San Diego from 22 to 26 July. - Marvel is expected to highlight Avengers: Doomsday, VisionQuest, possible future…
DragonSword: Awakening’s hero tier list ranks characters by their apparent effectiveness, while stressing that the roster is broadly well balanced and complementary team-building matters most. - S-tier: Theresia, Lute, Reina, Ornette and Kalsion. - Theresia combines heavy damage with bleed and stun options, and is presented as the…
FromSoftware has confirmed the final starting statistics and equipment for the Heavy Knight and Knight of Idus, two new Elden Ring classes arriving in the $5 Tarnished Edition DLC. The Heavy Knight has received a small change from its earlier playtest version, which matters chiefly to players optimising…
Reported estimates suggest demand for Valve’s Steam Deck has fallen sharply after a price rise, with the handheld reportedly selling far fewer units than a year earlier. The decline matters because the Steam Deck had been a leading value option among handheld gaming PCs, but its higher price…
Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero’s Super Limit-Breaking Neo DLC will launch on 30 July, bringing more than 30 characters, new stages, attacks and a new single-player mode. The expansion responds to players seeking more than character additions, while a separate free update will introduce combat changes. Limit Breaker Journey…
Daybreak Games has announced that Aliens: Fireteam Elite 2 will launch for PlayStation 5 on 25 August 2026. The co-operative sci-fi shooter follows the original game’s xenomorph combat formula, while aiming to address its rougher elements and offer a more ambitious sequel. The new game expands squads from…
▶The developer of Burgie’s Cozy Kitchen says that 99% of recently observed Steam players appeared to be using pirated copies, despite the game remaining commercially successful. The case challenges the simple assumption that widespread piracy inevitably makes a game unprofitable, while also showing the pressure it can place…