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News of the return of one of the most iconic RPGs of the 2000s came not from a presentation or a leak, but from the stage of a metal concert. -
Sony Pictures and its Screen Gems division have put into development a film adaptation of the viral indie horror game Mouthwashing. According to insiders, the project is currently in the early stages of production. -
Microsoft is asking some Xbox Insider participants how they would react to a hypothetical exclusivity push for major Xbox franchises, including a Minecraft scenario that would end sales and new content on PlayStation and Nintendo consoles. The questionnaire explores how players might respond if future releases became Xbox console exclusives, but Microsoft has not announced any such decision. -
The PC version of Grand Theft Auto 6 could launch in the first quarter of 2027, according to GamesBeat. The outlet cites four industry sources familiar with Rockstar Games' plans. All four requested anonymity to avoid jeopardizing business relationships. A Rockstar Games representative did not respond to the outlet's request for comment before publication. -
Developers working on Epic's Disney shooter have been told to keep going without a new release window, after Bloomberg reported that the project had already slipped from November 2026 to March 2027.
The project is reportedly an extraction shooter in which players gather resources and try to escape the map alive, with Disney characters in place of survivors. The concept has been compared to ARC Raiders. -
Computex 2027 now looks like the earliest possible stage for AMD to talk about its RDNA 5 graphics cards, according to leaker Kepler_L2. The event is scheduled for the first week of June, but the leaker suggested the announcement could still slip to later in the year. This is a prediction about an announcement, not a confirmed release date. -
Resident Evil Veronica will put Claire Redfield back on the road in 2027, and Dusk Golem says Capcom may already be planning extra story content for it. He claims the DLC could run for several hours and be modeled on Separate Ways, the Resident Evil 4 remake add-on starring Ada Wong. -
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According to Jeff Gerstmann and VGC sources, Sony wants to bring back old PlayStation series. One of the first such projects could be a new Ape Escape from Evening Star. According to sources, Sony wants to hand individual franchises to small third-party studios under license, rather than developing the games solely in-house. -
Games journalist Jeff Gerstmann has revealed that Evening Star, the studio founded by the creators of Sonic Mania, is currently working on a new installment in the Ape Escape franchise. According to Gerstmann, a full release is still a long way off. -
New age ratings for Mafia 2: Definitive Edition and Mafia 3: Definitive Edition have appeared on the website of the US-based Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB). Both games have been listed for current-gen consoles, including PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S. -
The Wi-Fi Alliance has certified two Sony devices with model numbers CFI-Y2000 and CFI-Y2105 — they’re apparently being prepared as updated versions of the PlayStation Portal. The documents contain no information about an OLED screen or a release date, so rumors about such a display remain unconfirmed. -
Sony has not confirmed it, but industry insider Daniel Richtman says a new live-action Ghostbusters film is in development under the working title Ghostbusters: Nightmare on 34th Street. Josh Miller is reportedly writing the screenplay. -
Insiders: Ubisoft will give Watch Dogs: Legion a second chance, with a director's cut expected in the first half of 2027
Watch Dogs was once conceived as a rival to GTA, but after Legion the series effectively went quiet. It seems Ubisoft still has plans for it. -
DC Studios co-CEO James Gunn has shut down rumors that Jensen Ackles has been cast as Batman in the new DC cinematic universe. The rumors gained traction after Ackles recently followed Gunn on social media. The actor, best known for his roles in Supernatural and The Boys, has been a fan-favorite choice to play Bruce Wayne for years. -
Story details have leaked online for Assassin's Creed: Codename Hexe, the upcoming entry set during the 16th-century witch trials in Germany. The project is shaping up to be one of the darkest installments in the entire franchise. -
The latest chatter around Resident Evil 10 centers on a familiar face: Claire Redfield. Insiders say Capcom is reportedly targeting a 2029 release for the game, which is said to be in development under the codename Project Redlife and built with REX, an updated version of Capcom's proprietary engine. -
Production on Avengers: Secret Wars could reportedly kick off in January 2027. The news comes from prominent industry insiders Daniel Richtman, Alex Perez, and Apocalyptic Horseman. Marvel Studios has yet to comment on any potential schedule adjustments. -
Rebs Gaming says Activision is still in early development on the next Halo project, and one idea under consideration is a reboot centered on Master Chief's origin story.
Activision initially proposed a free-to-play multiplayer game and a separate campaign-only project. Sledgehammer Games developed concepts and prototypes of basic gameplay mechanics for both, including player movement. -
Rumors have surfaced online suggesting a potential console release for World of Warcraft: Forever. Reddit users spotted that the Ministry of Justice in Brazil had assigned age ratings to versions of the game for Xbox, PlayStation, and Nintendo Switch.
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