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Microsoft's restructuring continues — people are being laid off, and many internal studios are either going independent or shutting down altogether. According to the latest reports, Ninja Theory, the team that gave us the Hellblade series and the Devil May Cry reboot, is set to be disbanded. Initially, the plan was to hand the studio over to another publisher, but apparently no deal was reached. The fate of the announced Senua is now in question. But there's good news from Microsoft too — the company has released a new atmospheric third-person shooter. We cover it and other fresh releases of the week in this article. -
The 35 best Star Wars games of all time on PC and consoles — from new Zero Company and Galactic Racer to timeless KOTOR and Battlefront classics. -
Where to start with Warhammer 40,000: the best beginner games by genre, key books and lore, the tabletop origin, and how 40K differs from Warhammer Fantasy. -
Every Tomb Raider game in release order — from the 1996 classic to the remasters and the new Unreal Engine 5 titles. Full story timeline, spin-offs, movies and shows, plus where to start with Lara Croft. -
Every Silent Hill game and movie in order, from the 1999 original to Silent Hill: Townfall. The series timeline, the best play order, and where to start. -
Despite the franchise’s cult status, not every project released under the Silent Hill brand is worth your attention. Some are of such low quality that you’d be better off avoiding them altogether. This is especially important to keep in mind if you’re just getting acquainted with the series. For example, maybe you played the new Silent Hill f and are now wondering what to try next. The answer lies in this article: we’ve ranked the key entries from the weakest to the strongest. -
All the Metal Gear and Metal Gear Solid games in order—by story chronology and release year: a two-axis chart, all games in the series, spin-offs, the Delta remake, the Master Collection compilations, and where to start. -
In 1983, the console video game market suffered the most catastrophic collapse in its history — revenue fell nearly 97%, from $3.2 billion to $100 million a year. Dozens of companies closed, thousands of people were laid off, and millions of unsold cartridges ended up in landfills (the most famous one near the city of Alamogordo, where over 700,000 cartridges were secretly buried). -
Lights, camera, action: filming for the Elden Ring movie has begun — and it could be the biggest game adaptation of 2027
Filming for the adaptation of Elden Ring has officially begun in Scotland. The project is being handled by A24 in collaboration with Bandai Namco — the same studio behind acclaimed films like Hereditary, Midsommar, and Everything Everywhere All at Once. -
Insider Gaming has obtained an internal memo sent by Sony to developers: the company plans to fully phase out the PlayStation Network and PSN names across all materials by September 2026. The reason given is a desire to “better reflect the breadth of its evolving digital services.”
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