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Nexon has announced the upcoming title FAREIDOLIA. Previously known as “Project RX,” the game has now received its official title, alongside new details about the setting and characters. Note that some of the names and in-game terminology in this article are not official translations. 

Share – WeChat Visitors play a racing game during the ChinaJoy 2026 expo in Shanghai on July 31. XU PEIQIN/FOR CHINA DAILY

MANILA Philippines — An association of local game developers on Saturday opposed a total ban on Roblox in the country, saying such a move would not prevent individuals who prey on children from accessing other online platforms.

His first video game-starring role since the 00s … Marvel’s Wolverine. Photograph: SonyHis first video game-starring role since the 00s … Marvel’s Wolverine. Photograph: Sony

Video game developers gathered again in Rockville to protest and keep up the fight against local job cuts under XBOX studios.

Arctos, RVX Ventures and Magellan Development have secured an undisclosed amount of construction financing for the Neyland Entertainment District that will be built adjacent to the Univ. of Tennessee’s Neyland Stadium. The $288M development will feature roughly 100,000 square feet of entertainment space alongside a 24-story hotel and residences and a private members’ club.

Launching September 24 on PlayStation 5, Silent Hill: Townfall marks the latest entry in the iconic psychological horror franchise. In this article, we bring you insights from Motoi Okamoto, producer for the Silent Hill series at Konami and Jon McKellan, writer and director at Scotland-based developer Screen Burn Interactive.  

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.

The landscape of online gaming journalism has changed dramatically over the past decade. Between esteemed publications being shut down or absorbed into content mill portfolios, it’s tempting to conclude that serious, in-depth game criticism is going extinct. In written form, at least at scale, it largely is. On YouTube, though, things look different.

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