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The upcoming PokémonXP event in San Francisco, California, is going to be filled with all sorts of incredible activities and attractions that Pokémon fans of all ages will love. Among these is a wide range of panels covering Pokémon video games, the Pokémon Trading Card Game, Pokémon animation, and more! Even if you’re unable to…

Aug. 11 (UPI) — A box of games brought into a Wisconsin retro store turned out to contain a video gaming history mystery: 97 copies of a previously unknown variant of Super Mario Bros./Duck Hunt for the original Nintendo.

Star Wars: Zero Company is the first game from new studio Bit Reactor, which aims to combine the nail-biting turn-based tactical gameplay of XCOM with the rich, cinematic roleplaying of games like Mass Effect and Knights of the Old Republic.

Supermassive Games has announced a third round of layoffs in three years, potentially impacting up to 75 positions.

Shift Up has reaffirmed that Stellar Blade is still coming to Nintendo Switch 2 in 2026. Although the Korean developer did not reveal a specific launch date, its latest financial report suggests the highly anticipated port has not slipped into 2027.

While Cold Iron Studios is getting ready to release its co-op shooter Aliens: Fireteam Elite 2 later this month, as caught by VGC, Nintendo Switch users can no longer play the original Aliens: Fireteam Elite. Originally released on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S in 2021, the title got a cloud version…

My biggest question going into Spider-Man: Brand New Day, a movie I was very skeptical of after years of disliking modern Spider-Man films, was “why is Spider-Man fighting random ninjas?” Then I saw the movie and realized the answer was incredibly simple: “Spider-Man fighting ninjas is really cool.” I was not just surprised but also delighted.…

NVIDIA DLSS proves once again to be the Nintendo Switch 2’s secret weapon in Oblivion Remastered

A lead developer at id Software has spoken out about Microsoft’s decision to make major cuts at the developer, and has said it’s “impossible” to make triple-A games like 2016’s Doom with half the staff.

Square Enix reported strong first-quarter growth, with profit rising 175.5% to ¥13.2 billion ($82.9 million).