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Amid Microsoft’s ongoing struggles with Xbox, the gaming division is not for sale Sharma said as much in an interviewwith the New York Times on Wednesday

Open-world video games have become their own genre over the past decade, with dozens released every year. However, one franchise has always pushed the genre’s freedom to the limit. “Just Cause” released the first game in its franchise in 2006, and at the time, it had one of the largest maps ever seen in a…

It’s officially October, which means a whole new batch of LEGO sets is now available. This is a great month for new releases, because LEGO isn’t flooding the zone with an avalanche of new sets as it does some months (lookin’ at you, August), but the ones it’s releasing are mostly terrific. What sets are…

Looking for something new to play? Check out this week’s new releases for Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch. To learn more or to buy a game, just head over to Nintendo eShop.

Since our announcement trailer in February, we’ve been heads down bringing Kena: Scars of Kosmora to the finish line. It’s been exciting to see all the anticipation and passion from fans. We can’t wait to share a new installment of Kena’s story with you!

Three things you should know first when considering this review. One, while I have dabbled with LEGO games in the past, in truth I don’t think I ever got past the height of playing the original LEGO Star Wars Trilogy back in 2003. Two, I am not a parent, nor do I tend to play…

TL;DR: Launching on Oct. 29, the Pokémon Legends: Z-A Nintendo Switch 2 Edition and Mega Dimension bundle packs the base game, full expansion, and a 100 Ultra Ball bonus.

In the coming weeks, Sony will reveal the full list of games leaving PS Plus Extra and Premium in November 2026, and we’re back with our monthly predictions for upcoming departures based on the service’s pattern. Those who are playing GTA V from the catalog are advised to wrap it up before GTA VI drops.

You might associate patch notes with games, but consoles go through a fair share of updates, too, and the PlayStation 5 is no exception. It can be tough to keep track of, though, but this hub has all of the console’s patch notes, including the latest v26.06-14.10.00 release.

PlayStation 5 is rolling out a new PS5 Pro-like upscaling feature, and it comes just in time for GTA VI‘s launch. PS5’s Quick Spectral Super Resolution (QSSR) has already been implemented in two first-party games, and the results are better than we expected.