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Xbox Game Pass is losing another collection of games this month, including one of the best titles in recent memory. On October 15, Xbox Game Pass is set to lose Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, the award-winning turn-based RPG from Sandfall Interactive.
The Miami Heat have partnered withRockstar Gamesfor a GTA 6 marketing campaign. The Heat store is already clad in Vice City signage and merchandise. In my opinion some extremely cool merchandise. They have Hats, Hoodies, T-Shirts and more. No, I am not being sponsored to write this. It is just extremely cool to me.
Wolverine Voice Actor Liam McIntyre Details “Stressful” Reviews for Marvel Game Release (Exclusive)
Grand opening of the arcade and lounge, Side Quest, in Everett, Wash. Co-owners, Kate Gordon and Nabel Sawiris, middle, cut the red ribbon held by two of their children. (photo: Downtown Everett Association)
A new month has arrived, which means plenty of new games are going to be arriving on Xbox Game Pass, but unfortunately a handful of very popular titles are also preparing to rotate off out of the library when October 15 arrives.
One of Ubisoft‘s action titles from a popular franchise is now available with a 70% discount on the PlayStation Store. The deal brings the hit game’s price to $11.99 and also comes with added content.
The Consumer Protection Cooperation (CPC) Network, a partnership of European supervisory authorities that enforces EU consumer protection laws, is set to investigate 10 gaming companies.
Ember Lab has delayed the release of its upcoming action-adventure game for PlayStation 5. The upcoming game was initially planned for a 2026 launch, but fans now have to wait longer.
How to watch Phillies vs. Braves Game 3 of 2026 MLB Wild Card Series: TV channel/ streaming info, schedule – NBC Sports
Optical media may be dead for video games on the big corporate consoles, but not in [Emmet]’s heart– or on his DIY game console, that he built specifically to use optical media. Not fancy blu-ray or newfangled DVDs, either, but good old fashioned CDs from the Orange Book.