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Nintendo has secured a $4.5 million default judgment against James Williams over alleged Switch piracy and ordered the closure of related distribution websites.
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Jensen Huang says AI may make basic maths less important, while admitting that technology has left him unable to recall his own address and phone number.
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Choose the best early weapons and combat ability in Control Resonant with a clear breakdown of Strike, Crush, Drill and Volatile Anomaly.
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Over the Hill brings gentle off-road exploration, scenic landscapes and customisable vehicles to Steam before its Windows PC launch in October 2026.
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A forgotten 2002 Magic: The Gathering enchantment has surged in price after a Reality Fracture Commander combo gave Words of Worship new relevance.
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Teen Titans remains a sharp, welcoming entry point to DC Comics, blending teenage struggles, superhero action and five seasons available free on Tubi.
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All 10 seasons of Stargate SG-1 are streaming on Netflix, Prime Video, Pluto TV and MGM+, bringing its galaxy-spanning military science fiction to Australian viewers.
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Explore 18 memorable Comiket cosplay looks, from Street Fighter and Yakuza favourites to anime, manga, superhero and contemporary game characters.
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From relativistic time dilation to causal loops, these five films use real scientific ideas and strict internal rules to make time travel feel surprisingly plausible.
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Level-5 says human errors, not generative AI, caused strange artwork in early Yo-Kai Watch 2: Haunted Domain trailer footage.
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A dispute over a PS5 hypervisor exploit has ended one researcher’s Linux project and left the future of PS5 modding uncertain.
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GTI Asia China Expo 2026 delivered giant shooting attractions, new redemption machines, rhythm cabinets, racing concepts and unusual arcade experiments.
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Pokémon’s 30th anniversary set has made the rare RGB Mew cards the hottest chase, with one blue variant reportedly selling for more than $20,000.
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Denuvo is suing Reddit-linked game cracker voices38 over alleged Anti-Tamper circumvention, while the accused says their activity will continue as normal.
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Heart Machine, the studio behind Hyper Light Drifter, has laid off nearly all staff after a publisher cancelled an unannounced project, leaving its future uncertain.
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Amplitude Studios reflects on how Early Access changed from a collaborative development model into a launch-day test of player expectations.
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Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney criticises proposed EU age restrictions, while privacy concerns and Australia’s verification rules widen the online safety debate.
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Treyarch is leaving its two-year Black Ops run behind, promising a fresh Call of Duty direction after Black Ops 7’s poor reception and sales.
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Early reviews describe Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil reboot as a confident blend of survival horror, comedy and game-inspired progression, with some second-act reservations.
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Two new motion arcade racers bring Cyberpunk 2077 combat and expanded Asphalt motorcycle racing to venues, with important cabinet and power considerations.
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EA says its Saudi-backed ownership will not control creative decisions, but queer fans fear debt, layoffs and corporate pressure could reshape beloved series.
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Bill Skarsgård will lead Hideo Kojima’s Physint, with Xbox confirming steady progress, an expanding cast and ambitions beyond games.
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GTA 6 will launch with a 34-track original soundtrack on streaming, CD and vinyl, despite the game itself reportedly shipping without a disc.
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Pokémon TCG’s 30th Celebration set is producing unusually strong pull rates, sending chase-card prices down and giving collectors a better chance at premium cards.
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Valor Mortis launches on October 13, 2026, at $40, with its developers betting an accessible price can cut through a crowded release season.
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Twitch CEO Dan Clancy expects GTA 6 to deliver a major viewership surge at launch, with multiplayer potentially creating an even bigger boost next year.
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Netmarble’s Bloomwalker now carries an official Ni no Kuni and Level-5 connection, though the extent of that relationship remains unclear.
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Marvel’s Wolverine’s no-fail QTEs are not inherently bad. The real problem is that missed inputs rarely create meaningful visual, narrative or gameplay consequences.
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Swedish unions have set a potential strike deadline at King, the Candy Crush developer, after more than a year of negotiations over workplace conditions.
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The Blood of Dawnwalker turns a vampire rescue mission into a tense time-management RPG, though its generous deadline softens the consequences.
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Insomniac’s Marvel’s Wolverine radically remixes X-Men history, prompting debate over whether its changes preserve the characters or misunderstand what made them endure.
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A failed Xbox One DRM plan may be powering disc-to-digital transfers today, revealing both the benefits and unresolved risks of digital game ownership.
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A Marvel’s Wolverine player escapes a mission area, exploring unfinished woodland, hidden town sections and Tokyo’s carefully staged background details.
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Steam’s needle-in-a-haystack trend shows how quickly copycat games can overwhelm search results, obscure original developers and complicate game discovery.
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Bungie has dismissed viral claims that Marathon and Destiny could merge, while fans debate the lore, future of Destiny 2 and studio’s shifting priorities.
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Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave offers four flexible starting heroes, but choosing one first could shape a sprawling adventure lasting more than 120 hours.
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Harbour Masters has confirmed years of AI-assisted development across its Nintendo 64 PC ports, prompting debate over disclosure, review and fan expectations.
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Blizzard’s platform messaging for Diablo 5 and StarCraft is unusually uneven, with PC implied for one game and Xbox confirmed for the other.
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From Among Us to Project Winter, these eight social deception games turn hidden roles, suspicion and betrayal into tense multiplayer challenges.
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GOTY Watch is underway, with the latest Point It Out! episode exploring early Game of the Year predictions and the releases shaping the conversation.
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