Browsing: Could

Asus has released a new version in its ROG Xbox Ally range, a handheld PC capable of playing games across a variety of different platforms.

Take-Two Interactive TTWO has a major catalyst approaching, with its highly anticipated Grand Theft Auto VI (GTA 6) scheduled for release on November 19th. The title has generated massive excitement among gamers, and the blockbuster success of its predecessor suggests the release could be a major growth driver.

Vibe coders are porting PlayStation 5 applications to Windows and Linux, leaving some users optimistic that the project will unlock better performance for PS5 games, and could even work for GTA 6 at launch.

AMC Entertainment Holdings (AMC) just moved into mobile gaming with its AMC Movie Tri program and developed in partnership with Hoyt Games and David L. Hoyt

PC gamers might be able to play as Jason and Lucia as early as Q1 2027. Rockstar Games

To honor the series, Nintendo is launching a Zelda 40th Anniversary Switch 2 console on October 29th. A Pro Controller and accessories will accompany the handheld. However, a new Triforce trademark filing suggests the gaming giant could announce other gear before the celebration ends.

The new Zodiacseries from Marvel may be able to unite almost all spy agencies in the MCU, as a new wave of casting and story details hints at a huge international conspiracy. The Disney+ series is reportedly casting two male and one female British leads to play new characters created specifically for the series. The…

Whether they revolve around a modest fixer-upper or a mansion makeover, renovation shows are among the most widely watched TV genres in Australia.

Sony’s QSSR raised questions about the future of the PlayStation 5 generation, next-gen console development, and how games will scale across different hardware. With rising development costs and changes in image reconstruction technology, developers may continue supporting existing consoles while using newer hardware for higher frame rates, improved image quality, and more advanced ray tracing.

Tom Cruise’s latest film Digger is expected to lose around $245m (£185m), Hollywood analysts have said, after the film’s continuing poor performance at the box office.