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Netflix Shuts Down Team Blue, Halting AAA Game Development Efforts
Netflix closes its Southern California studio, raising questions about the future of its ambitions in AAA game development.
Western University Study Finds Video Games Enhance Cognitive Skills, While Exercise Improves Mental Health
A recent study by Western University found that video games boost cognitive function, while exercise improves mental health, with each activity offering separate benefits.
Ralph Baer and 5 Things to Know About the Creation of Video Games
Ralph Baer is widely recognized as the “Father of Video Games” for his pioneering work in developing the first home video game system.
World of Warcraft’s 20th Anniversary Update: Here’s What You Need to Know
World of Warcraft celebrates its 20th anniversary with a major update featuring new quests, raids, dungeons, and exclusive rewards from October 22 to January 6.
Black Ops 6, Modern Warfare III, and Warzone Will Arrive on Xbox Cloud Gaming on October 25
On October 25, Call of Duty titles: Black Ops 6, Modern Warfare III, and Warzone will debut on Xbox Cloud Gaming, making it the first time the series is available on Microsoft’s cloud platform.
Sunderfolk: A Tabletop-Inspired Co-op Adventure Coming to Consoles and PC in 2025
Sunderfolk, a new tactical co-op RPG from Dreamhaven’s Secret Door studio, brings together elements of tabletop and digital video gaming.
LoL Player Days Celebrates 15 Years with Player Rewards
The League of Legends Player Days event runs from October 9 to October 28, featuring themed days, new skins, and various rewards for players.
7 Game Releases for Console and PC in October 2024
October 2024 is shaping up to be a great month for gamers, packed with some pretty good titles being released.
Diablo IV and Vessel of Hatred Confirmed for PS5 Pro Enhancement
Diablo IV and its Vessel of Hatred expansion will be PS5 Pro Enhanced, making it the first Microsoft-owned game confirmed for Sony’s upgraded console.
Nintendo’s First Museum Opens in Kyoto, Celebrating 135 Years of History
Nintendo’s first museum in Kyoto showcases the company’s 135-year history with interactive exhibits, rare products, and hands-on activities for visitors.
Epic Games Files Antitrust Lawsuit Against Google and Samsung Over Anti-Competitive App Store Practices
Epic Games is suing Google and Samsung, alleging they conspired to block competition in app distribution on Samsung devices.
Ubisoft Returns to Steam for Day-One Releases, Starting with Assassin’s Creed Shadows
Ubisoft is bringing its major titles back to Steam for day-one releases, starting with Assassin’s Creed Shadows in 2025, following lower-than-expected sales of Star Wars Outlaws.
Twitch and Halo Co-Creator Unveil “The Glitch” at TwitchCon San Diego
Twitch and Halo co-creator Alex Seropian’s Look North World launched The Glitch, a brand-integrated game world in Fortnite, promoted by Twitch streamers and featuring brands like Domino’s and Peloton.
The Rise of Retro Gaming: A Nostalgic Revolution
Retro gaming is making a strong comeback, with GameStop converting locations into retro stores and Nintendo offering classic games through its online service, driven by nostalgia and the appeal of timeless games.
Alleged Leaked Images Reveal Potential Design and Specs for Nintendo Switch 2
Alleged leaked images suggest the Nintendo Switch 2 will have a similar design to the original, with an 8-inch screen, 12GB of RAM, and magnetic Joy-Cons, potentially releasing by March 2025.
Sony Announces Limited Edition 30th Anniversary PS5 Collection
Sony Interactive Entertainment has announced the release of a limited-edition PlayStation 5 collection in celebration of the 30th anniversary of the original PlayStation console.
Grand Theft Auto 6: PS5 Pro Performance Limitations and Potential Release Delays
Reports suggest the PS5 Pro is unlikely to support Grand Theft Auto 6 at 4K resolution and 60 frames per second, and rumors have circulated about a possible delay for GTA 6.
Microsoft Announces Additional Layoffs Following Activision Blizzard Acquisition
Microsoft lays off 650 employees from its gaming division amid ongoing restructuring after post-acquisition of Activision Blizzard.