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Wondering what’s hot on the Switch 2 eShop? Time once again to take a look at the top titles for both all games on the Switch 2, and download-only titles as well. You can check out the breakdown as of July 26th, 2026.

The SEGA Dreamcast may have lived a short but sweet life, but during its time, it treated us to some absolute classic games, many of which continue to leave a lasting impression to this very day.

Every gamer has them. Those games that make you stop for a moment, sit back in your chair, and just think,“Blimey, that’s impressive.”It doesn’t necessarily mean they’re the best games ever made. It doesn’t mean they’re perfect either. Sometimes it’s simply about being in the right place at the right time. A game arrives, does…

Jump into Halo: Campaign Evolved and many other great games for significantly less than the normal monthly cost.

It may still be a little early, but following the announcement that the PlayStation Store for PS3 and PS Vita will shut down, the prices of games for those systems appear to be rising sharply, with some titles seeing particularly dramatic increases.

It seems bizarre to say it, but there hasn’t been a brand-new Castlevania game for more than a decade and – for the series’ long-awaited return – KONAMI made a choice that may surprise some fans. It’s entrusting one of its most iconic franchises to French studio Evil Empire, best known for its work onDead…

Earlier today, a massive PlayStation Network outage took services offline for thousandsof gamers worldwide, leaving them unable to sign into their accounts. Per reports on social media, this impacted the PlayStation Store, downloaded games, and any games that require a PlayStation Network connection.

Malware concealed inside downloadable games allegedly harvested credentials that attackers used to enter cryptocurrency accounts and remove victims’ digital assets. Local 10 News first reported the case on July 15, citing a 15-page federal criminal complaint that outlined the alleged malware scheme.

TL;DR: Former Santa Monica Studio writer Alanah Pearce says Sony issued what insiders call its “strictest ever” social media rules to first-party developers-essentially a gag order-aimed at preventing criticism of its 2028 PlayStation disc phase-out amid rising consumer backlash. Voice: Jak ConnorSpeed 0:00 / 3:12 Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio.