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Oct 13Tue
  1. IGN22

    'The Walking Dead' Star Chandler Riggs Made His Own Resident Evil 7 Fan Film, Would Love to Work With Zach Cregger on a Sequel

    Chandler Riggs, known for playing Carl in The Walking Dead, made his own 20-minute Resident Evil 7 fan film adapting the garage fight between Ethan Winters and Jack Baker, releasing online on October 14. Zach Cregger's Resident Evil movie hit theaters in September and became the most financially successful film in the franchise, and Riggs said he'd be open to working with Cregger if he continues in the RE universe.

Oct 11Sun
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  2. 机核62

    CDPR and Paramount announce a live-action Cyberpunk 2077 film

    CDPR and Paramount Pictures announced a live-action film based on the Cyberpunk 2077 IP, developed with producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura. CD Projekt RED co-CEO Michał Nowakowski said the team is pleased to work with Paramount and will share more details at the right time. As of July 3, Cyberpunk 2077 had sold 40 million copies and Phantom Liberty 15 million, with more than 184 developers working on the sequel.

  4. Rock Paper Shotgun36

    Paradox says Afterworld isn't a Fallout grand strategy game, draws more on the Bronze Age

    Afterworld content designer Luke Bean said in a dev diary that Fallout is not in the game's top five reference points, and that the post-apocalyptic North American grand strategy game owes more to study of the Bronze Age collapse. Its tribes treat the "ancients" as a mysterious empire, asking why they died if they could do anything with science. Each campaign simulates 100 years of calamity, with map generation choosing from several regional disasters that leave different scars.

  5. Kotaku49

    Crimson Desert Exec Explains the Gulf Between Mid Review Scores and 6 Million Sales

    Pearl Abyss Europe CEO Lybee Park said critics reviewed a build that was not the exact same version as the launch game and had limited time to explore Crimson Desert's world. A day-one patch and a major first-week update overhauled systems including inventory limitations, so by the end of the first month the game differed greatly from the reviewed version. Crimson Desert holds a 77 on Metacritic and reached 7 million sales, with its "Charting the Unknown" DLC arriving on October 29.

Oct 9Fri
  1. Kotaku34

    Street Fighter 6 Producer Knew Capcom Had To Save The Series: 'If We Left It As It Was, The IP Would Likely Die In 10 Years'

    Street Fighter 6 producer Shuhei Matsumoto said in an October 2026 interview that during Street Fighter 5 the team realized the Street Fighter IP would likely die in 10 years if nothing changed. Street Fighter 6 responded with a Modern Controls system to streamline inputs and a focus on new modes and more forgiving combat balance. The game reached 7 million sales this past summer and has been tracking ahead of Street Fighter 5.

  4. Push Square38

    Cyberpunk 2077 Is the Next Game Set for a Live-Action Film

    Paramount Pictures will make a live-action Cyberpunk 2077 film, with CD Projekt Red involved and Lorenzo di Bonaventura attached as producer, according to Deadline. Bonaventura's credits include G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra, Transformers: The Last Knight, Madame Web, The Meg, and Pet Sematary. The Cyberpunk universe was previously adapted into the Edgerunners anime TV show, which ran for two seasons.

  5. Kotaku22

    Travis Willingham on Taking Over Sephiroth in Final Fantasy VII Revelation

    At New York City Comic-Con, Travis Willingham discussed taking over the role of Sephiroth in Final Fantasy VII Revelation after Tyler Hoechlin stepped down due to scheduling conflicts. Willingham said Japanese voice actor Toshiyuki Morikawa was his "North Star" for the character, adding that "there's nothing more dangerous than the villain in the room that doesn't need to shout to be heard." The panel also confirmed Marisha Ray will join the game as Polydroid Shiva when Revelation launches on April 8.

Oct 8Thu
  1. VGC40

    Gears of War studio head addresses layoff worries after E-Day release, says next game won't take 'nearly as long'

    The Coalition studio head Mike Crump has addressed reports that staff feared layoffs following the release of Gears of War: E-Day, telling the BBC that layoffs are out of the team's control and they should focus on shipping a great game. Crump said E-Day, which was largely built from scratch, will provide "a great foundation" for future entries, meaning the next game will not take nearly as long to make. Reports had said Xbox laid off story director Juan Vaca two weeks before release, and some staff worried about missing a contracted bonus tied to a Metacritic score, with the game currently at 87.

  2. IGN52

    Bit Reactor brings back some furloughed staff to continue supporting Star Wars Zero Company

    Bit Reactor CEO Greg Foertsch said in a public post on October 7 that some previously furloughed employees have returned to the team to continue supporting Star Wars Zero Company. He called asking team members to step away so close to launch an incredibly difficult decision and thanked fans for their response to the game. Sources told GameFile that Bit Reactor's payrolled staff now account for more than half of what it had before the furloughs, leaving a sizeable chunk of furloughed staff unpaid. Star Wars Zero Company launched in August 2026 and received a nine out of 10 from IGN.

  3. GameSpot58

    Star Wars Zero Company developer Bit Reactor brings back some furloughed staff

    Some furloughed staff at Star Wars Zero Company developer Bit Reactor have returned to work. CEO Greg Foertsch told Game File the studio has started bringing more of its team back but did not give specific percentages or figures. Game File's sources said headcount is now more than half of what it was before the furloughs, and it remains unclear whether more staff will return; a lawsuit involving Foertsch and co-founder Alison Kelly is ongoing.

Oct 7Wed
  2. IGN40

    Resident Evil Requiem Writer Teases DLC Plans, Immediately Says He Probably Shouldn't Have

    Resident Evil Requiem screenwriter Haris Orkin said in an interview at Meadowlark Comic Con that he is working on DLC for the game, with plans to flesh out Oswell E. Spencer. He also discussed writing villains and FBI analyst Grace, adding, "I probably shouldn't say that, but yeah." Director Koshi Nakanishi had confirmed plans for a major story expansion in March.

  4. VGC22

    Nolan North says he's '110%' up for playing Nathan Drake in a new Uncharted game, 'if Sony wants to make money'

    Nolan North said at a Q&A at the Gamergy show in Puerto Rico that he would be "110%" up for playing Nathan Drake again in a new Uncharted game, adding it would be one of the biggest games ever if Sony Interactive Entertainment decided to do it. He said he hadn't heard anything about a new game. Last week a report, which VGC can partially verify, claimed Naughty Dog is working on a new Uncharted game that could star Nathan Drake and his daughter Cassie.

Oct 6Tue
  1. GameSpot40

    How Bill Skarsgard Became The Face Of Hideo Kojima's Physint

    Bill Skarsgard will play the lead role in Hideo Kojima's Physint, a role he landed after Death Stranding 2: On the Beach composer Woodkid introduced the two. Kojima traveled to Sweden to meet Skarsgard, a Metal Gear fan who accepted the part, and says the actor's scan is already complete while he eagerly awaits the script. Kojima also cited Skarsgard's on-screen chemistry with co-star Charlee Fraser as a key factor in the casting.

Oct 5Mon
  1. PC Gamer38

    Capcom's remake machine keeps ticking, and that means revisiting Resident Evil 5 and 6

    During Resident Evil's 30th anniversary, executive producer Jun Takeuchi said the series runs on two tracks: numbered titles for the ongoing story and remakes for the past, with the remake line eventually catching up to the numbered era. Capcom has been preparing for that crossover since around Resident Evil Village, and at its current pace of one remake every two years, remaking the older games could buy the studio about 12 years.

Oct 4Sun
Oct 1Thu
  1. Gematsu56

    Kena: Scars of Kosmora delayed to 2027

    Ember Lab announced on the PlayStation Blog that Kena: Scars of Kosmora has been pushed to 2027 to polish a larger game experience. The studio said it remains a character-focused linear adventure but with a broader and deeper scope than 2021's Bridge of Spirits, with the island of Kosmora's living cultures and a crystalline canine companion that serves as a mount and aids in combat and Alchemystic puzzles.

Sep 30Wed
  1. Rock Paper Shotgun62

    Grasshopper Manufacture leaves NetEase to go indie again, Suda51 says it will deliver titles in a wider variety of styles

    Grasshopper Manufacture, the studio behind No More Heroes and Killer7, has split from parent company NetEase and gone indie again, founder Goichi "Suda51" Suda announced. NetEase, which acquired the studio in 2021, has yet to comment on the deal. Suda said the decision followed thorough discussions with NetEase Games and reflects a desire to deliver titles in an even wider variety of styles.

  2. PC Gamer40

    The writer of The Witcher 3's best quest has returned to CD Projekt after a decade away

    Karolina Stachyra, the writer behind The Witcher 3's "Family Matters" quest, has returned to CD Projekt after a decade away. Her LinkedIn shows she worked as a freelance consultant since February and came back full-time in August, which CD Projekt confirmed while declining to say what she's working on. She previously served as narrative director at Techland and GSC Game World.

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Sep 25Fri
  1. Eurogamer78

    GTA veteran's MindsEye studio Build a Rocket Boy enters administration

    Build a Rocket Boy has filed for administration with the UK's Companies House and hired Opus Advisory Group as administrator. The move follows reports last week of further layoffs at the studio behind last June's poorly received MindsEye. For the 12 months ending 30th September, the company reported a £47.5m operating loss and a £36.2m net loss, owing creditors £61.8m.

Feb 20Fri