-
Wave Race 64 turned water physics into the star of Nintendo 64 racing. Three decades later, its focused design still deserves a modern revival.
-
Eight new and returning TV shows arrive this weekend, from East of Eden and War to Ranma ½, Coven Academy and Tip Toe.
-
Gears of War: E-Day delivers striking Unreal Engine 5 visuals across cities and forests, but its beautiful environments deserve a dedicated photo mode.
-
These five original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles episodes reveal a smarter, funnier and more ambitious cartoon than its toy-commercial reputation suggests.
-
Amazon’s limited-time 4K UHD promotion pairs two spooky films for $25, spanning horror classics, modern scares, thrillers and Halloween favourites.
-
A new animated special brings Fast & Furious, Lego Dreamzzz and How to Train Your Dragon together, with cars, dragons and dream worlds now streaming on Peacock.
-
From horror and anime to comedy, historical drama and mountaineering documentary, these ten films offer varied viewing options for the October 2–4 weekend.
-
System Shock 2: 25th Anniversary Remaster, a defining sci-fi survival horror RPG and BioShock predecessor, is free on PC until October 8.
-
Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos says cloud gaming and television play will shape the company’s future, despite setbacks in in-house game development.
-
World of Warcraft’s original prairie dog is tiny, angular and wonderfully awkward—a strange piece of early game design that fans still remember fondly.
-
From Star Wars Zero Company to Worms Galactic Tactics and Rainbow Six Tactics, 2026 offers an inviting gateway into modern tactics games.
-
GTA 6 enters a major marketing surge with new character details, a Brooklyn mural, merchandise, a Miami Heat collaboration and fresh world information.
-
The World of Warcraft: Forever beta raises its level cap, opens three dungeons, restores a beloved quest and changes dungeon experience rewards.
-
A compelling Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave theory connects Eshmel to Solel through shared class lore, weapons, soul mythology and past failures.
-
David Fincher directs Tarantino’s first official sequel, bringing Brad Pitt’s Cliff Booth back for a 1977 Hollywood adventure in cinemas and on Netflix.
-
From vampire chaos and dream killers to Hitchcock suspense, these nine horror films offer Australian viewers a varied October streaming watchlist.
-
Ridley Scott’s 116-minute Alien remains a landmark sci-fi horror film, combining industrial production design, unforgettable creature work and suspense in deep space.
-
Demon Slayer reaches US test locations, LAZON emerges from arcade history and Golden Tee 2027 leads a packed roundup of industry news.
-
IAAPA Expo Europe 2026 brought major arcade releases, redemption games, racers and immersive attractions to London in the event’s largest European edition yet.
-
Avengers: Endgame Encore audiences discovered that one Doomsday teaser scene was exclusive to IMAX and Infinity Vision screenings, sparking frustration.
-
Control Resonant eventually finds Remedy’s trademark strangeness, but its repetitive Manhattan setting makes the journey feel far less compelling than Control’s unforgettable Oldest House.
-
Naughty Dog says Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet will remain quiet until 2027, while Troy Baker teases a mind-blowing science-fiction adventure.
-
Naughty Dog has confirmed two early-stage projects that will expand The Last of Us canon beyond Part I and Part II, without revealing their formats.
-
Monster Hunter Wilds: Ascendance adds a new story, tougher Master Rank hunts, Boost Bracer combat and a deeper endgame when it launches in 2027.
-
A Pokémon professional says an overpowering smell disrupted a Baltimore Regional match, prompting renewed debate about hygiene at gaming and trading card events.
-
An unofficial GTA 5 Nintendo Switch port has been cancelled after Take-Two allegedly issued a cease-and-desist notice to its creator.
-
A new PS5 jailbreak reportedly works on nearly every firmware version, raising fresh piracy concerns for Sony and owners of recently purchased consoles.
-
Minecraft Dungeons II expands its family-friendly action-RPG formula with a larger world, flexible gear and colourful co-op adventures in The Sift.
-
McDonald’s is reportedly expanding AI-assisted pricing that could give nearby restaurants different burger prices, while franchise owners and lawyers weigh the risks.
-
Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave has a fascinating world, but its first part loses momentum through weak clashes, dungeon chores and too much downtime.
-
Fans believe the Japanese audio in the Ocarina of Time remake may feature Kaori Mizuhashi, Navi’s original voice actor, after a striking trailer comparison.
-
Ace Combat 8: Wings Of Theve is facing Steam backlash after its PC pre-order bonus arrived as dependent DLC rather than a standalone game.
-
GTA 6 will combine hurricanes, localised wind and rain with more than 170 animal species across Rockstar’s detailed Florida-inspired world, Leonida.
-
Synduality: Echo of Ada will close its online servers in 2027, but a planned offline PvE mode could preserve its mecha adventures.
-
From free camera movement to live Ocarina input, these 15 changes show how the Nintendo Switch 2 remake is reshaping Ocarina of Time.
-
Dressmaker transforms digital fashion into a detailed sewing sandbox, earning praise for realism, nostalgia and an unexpectedly broad Steam audience.
-
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt — Remastered has surged past 120,000 concurrent Steam players, helped by a free upgrade, new features and a major discount.
-
PC players can make The Witcher 3 Remastered look less washed out by disabling bloom, while console owners have fewer ways to adjust the lighting.
-
Capcom is rebuilding Monster Hunter Wilds for Switch 2, targeting stable 30 FPS handheld play while preserving its visuals and multiplayer hunts.









































