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A July 17 update to the Xbox Game Pass catalog has introduced two new day-one titles, including sci-fi roguelike Fogpiercer. The arrivals mark the subscription service’s first day with multiple releases since mid-June 2026, signaling that the Xbox Game Pass content rollout is accelerating again after its usual early-summer slowdown.

Christopher KuhagenMilwaukee Journal Sentinel Updated July 17, 2026, 3:39 p.m. CT

The former NFL wide receiver and CBS television host spoke to Yahoo Sports about his favorite television hosts and how he’s enjoyed this summer’s World Cup.

Video games continue to drive growth in licensed products, and toy makers are going all out with playsets, action figures, plush, and more inspired by kids’ favorite video games. This lineup features licensed products based on some of the most popular games on the market, including Poppy Playtime, Fortnite, Minecraft, and more, as well as…

Comic-Con International: San Diego, better known to the masses as SDCC, returns to the sprawling San Diego Convention Center from July 23-26, 2026, with preview night on July 22.

Roblox is about to let its users build an entire game just by describing it, straight from a smartphone. The feature is called Build and hits public alpha on July 28, first limited to New Zealand before expanding to other countries in the months ahead.

When we were first pitching Denshattack!, and even when people hear about it today, it’s the core concept that really surprises them. We like to describe it as ‘Tony Hawk but you’re a train’ and they immediately become intrigued by how we came up with the idea.

The company Roblox continues to integrate artificial intelligence into its eponymous platform. It has announced a tool called Build, which is capable of generating game prototypes based on their descriptions.

“Roblox” is bringing game creation to mobile for the first time through a new feature called Build, which lets users turn simple text prompts into playable experiences directly from their phone or tablet.

The Verge warns about overload; Tech Buzz praises democratisation and a mobile moat.