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It’s that time when PlayStation Plus adds more titles to its catalogue, and during the hot summer, fans can take The Big Walk while indoors and play other offerings.
James Bond is preparing to make his debut on Nintendo Switch 2 in the coming months.
• Light & Wonder Inc CHESS (ASX: LNW) shares traded higher during the morning session on 29 July 2026, rising 1.23% or AUD 1.44 to AUD 118.30.
Sony on Tuesday announced the next batch of PlayStation Plus monthly games, coming in August, and these games confirm for me that gaming inside to beat the heat all summer was one of my better ideas. People online rave about Signalis, and Dying Light 2 has generally favorable reviews on Metacritic. Big Walk seems like…
Marvel Studios made a significant impact at San Diego Comic-Con, revealing ‘Ghost Rider,’ led by Ryan Gosling and directed by Shawn Levy, and ‘Black Panther 3,’ set for a December 15, 2028 release. David Jonsson will portray the new T’Challa, succeeding Chadwick Boseman.
Queen in Black: Defenders of Light and Dark #1 hits stores as Beta Ray Bill leads a team against Hela while Tony Stark debuts his Black Metal Armor.
Light & Wonder Inc CHESS (ASX:LNW) traded at AUD 109.52, down 0.89%, during the afternoon trading session on 23 July 2026. The shares declined AUD 0.98 during the session and remain 27.25% lower over the past year, representing a 12-month decrease of AUD 41.03.
Wrocław, July 21 – Over 11 years ago, Techland opened the gates to Harran, introducing players to Dying Light, a journey that would become one of gaming’s most beloved zombie adventures.
Light & Wonder Inc. (ASX: LNW) attracted strong market attention after reaffirming its earnings outlook, a move that helped support a sharp rise in the company’s shares during trading on 17 July 2026.
My feelings on Civilization VIIhave, I hope,been made very clear at this point: I don’t like it. I think it’s an extremely disappointing video game, one that doesn’t just fail to understand or build on the series’ legacy, but actively takes several steps away from it