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  1. IGN62

    NBA 2K25 Is Being Delisted After Two Years, and MyCareer Will Become Unplayable

    NBA 2K25 is being delisted two years after launch, with 2K stopping sales on October 30, 2026, and shutting down online servers on January 1, 2027. Multiplayer modes and the single-player MyCareer story mode will then become unplayable, since progression and virtual currency depend on a server connection. Players who buy the game before October 30 can still download it and play offline modes.

  2. IGN12

    LEGO Announces 3 New Batman Sets, Including Joker Wall Art of an Iconic Comic Cover

    LEGO has announced three new Batman sets, all launching on January 1, 2027. Two are Batmobile sets that include codes to unlock gold vehicles in LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight, while the third is a Joker Wall Art set recreating the Detective Comics #880 cover for $169.99 with 1,849 pieces. All three will be shown at the DC Booth (#4365) at New York Comic-Con.

  3. GameSpot62

    10 New Things We Just Learned About GTA 6

    GameSpot rounded up new GTA 6 details from the latest issue of Game Informer. The report says the game may start with Jason while Lucia is still in prison, and the two take a job to improve their lives before getting caught, setting off a mystery spanning all of Leonida. Leonida is said to be twice the size of GTA 5 and Rockstar's largest map yet, split into six regions including Vice City, Leonida Quays, Grassrivers, Port Gellhorn, Ambrosia, and Mount Kalaga National Park, plus a rideshare app called RydeMe and more weather detail.

  4. GameSpot62

    NBA 2K25 will be delisted on October 30 and fully discontinued on December 31

    2K Sports announced that NBA 2K25 will be removed from sale on October 30, 2026, and fully discontinued on December 31, 2026. Starting January 1, 2026, all multiplayer and online modes will be removed, making the single-player MyCareer and MyTeam modes unplayable and cutting off virtual currency purchases. Owners can redownload and play offline after the shutdown, while Play Now, MyNBA, The W, and MyWNBA modes will remain available.

  5. Push Square22

    Kingdom Hearts PS5 Collection Pulls Back Platinum Trophies, Disappointing Fans

    Fans have spotted that the upcoming Kingdom Hearts Collection I~III re-release on PS5 only offers three Platinums, for Kingdom Hearts 1, Dream Drop Distance, and Kingdom Hearts 3. The PS4 bundles also included Platinums for Kingdom Hearts 2, Birth by Sleep, and Re:Chain of Memories. The limitation stems from Sony's PS5 Trophy system, which prevents bundles from including multiple Platinums per list.

  6. GamesIndustry.biz62

    Sony brings AI upscaling to the base PS5 with QSSR; Marvel's Wolverine and Ghost of Yōtei are first to use it

    Sony Interactive Entertainment introduced Quick Spectral Super Resolution (QSSR), an AI upscaling technology for the base PlayStation 5, developed through its AI graphics collaboration with AMD. PSSR remains exclusive to the PS5 Pro, which SIE calls the gold standard. The first titles to implement QSSR are Insomniac Games' Marvel's Wolverine and Sucker Punch Productions' Ghost of Yōtei, and SIE's Daniel Craig told Digital Foundry it is essentially a drop-in replacement for titles already supporting PSSR, though tuning settings takes a few days.

  7. Rock Paper Shotgun22

    GTA 6 writer says the series has never had "much focus on national politics" beyond GTA 4's war on terror, and the latest entry won't get "too specific"

    Rockstar senior vice president of narrative Rupert Humphries said the GTA series has never had "much focus on national politics" beyond GTA 4's Homeland Security and Patriot Act themes, and that GTA 6 won't get "too specific" about any particular person, event, or movement. He said the studio's satire of Florida aims to be "larger than life" rather than a direct mirror of the real world, and described the American dream today as perhaps just a house and paid-off loans. Rockstar is also currently in an employment tribunal over its firing of 34 developers last year.

  8. Kotaku22

    Playing Through All of Kingdom Hearts Together: Kotaku's Year-Long 'Guiding Key' Series

    Kotaku is launching "Guiding Key," a book club-style series that will play through and discuss the entire Kingdom Hearts saga over the course of a year, leading up to playing Kingdom Hearts IV together when it launches in late 2027. The monthly schedule runs from October 2026 through November 2027, with the numbered mainline games each spread across three months, while 358/2 Days and Re:coded will be watched via cutscenes since they aren't readily playable on modern platforms. The first introductory episode goes up Thursday, October 8, when Kingdom Hearts Collection [I~III] launches on Switch 2, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S.

  9. Push Square62

    Dune: Awakening PS5 Review: Survival After a Solo Mode and a Year of Polish

    Push Square reviewed Dune: Awakening on PS5, with the author having previously played the PC version at launch. The review highlights the progression systems, base building, and skill trees, while calling some Fremen trials linear and tedious. The console version's biggest addition is a dedicated single-player mode, though characters cannot be carried over from multiplayer, and the author reports fairly stable frame rates on PS5 and PS5 Pro with some DualSense haptic support.

  10. Nintendo Life22

    PSA: Kingdom Hearts Collection Will Collectively Take Up Over 130GB On Switch 2

    The Kingdom Hearts Collection [I~III] is getting a native Switch 2 release instead of a cloud version, and its eShop listing confirms it will take up 131GB in total if you install everything. The collection is split into three separate apps, with Kingdom Hearts -HD 1.5+2.5 ReMIX at 54.1GB, Kingdom Hearts HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue at 26.8GB, and Kingdom Hearts 3 + Re Mind at 45.2GB, which adds up to 126.1GB separately. Square Enix has also released a 25th anniversary video for Kingdom Hearts.

  11. Gematsu23

    Cattle Country ‘Bandits & Bounties’ Update Now Available

    Publisher Playtonic Friends and developer Castle Pixel have released the “Bandits & Bounties” update for cowboy life simulation game Cattle Country, adding bounty hunting, bandit camps, and random store robberies. The update also adds new equipment including the Toolbelt, Extra Large Bag, Animal Trap, Rock Tumbler and Tailoring Table, expands inventory to four rows, and introduces new outfits, hats, head accessories and red hair. A new fishing destination accessible from the docks on Tuesdays and Saturdays lets players catch fish from every season.

  12. Pure Xbox47

    Multiple Teams 'Interested' In New Technique To Enhance Xbox Series S Development

    The Coalition used the Xbox Series S SSD as an extra tier of memory to supplement the console's 10GB of GDDR6 in Gears of War: E-Day, developed with Xbox's platform team and Advanced Technology Group. Digital Foundry says the technique could serve as a blueprint for future games on Series S and other memory-constrained platforms, and other game teams are already interested. With it, E-Day only had to cut one major feature, Lumen reflections, to keep a 60FPS target.

  13. Gematsu42

    Frostpunk for Switch launches October 19

    11 bit studios announced that Frostpunk will launch for Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 on October 19, with a demo and pre-orders available now. The Switch release comes in a Base Game version (30 percent launch discount) and a Complete Edition (35 percent launch discount) that includes the three DLC packs "The Rifts," "The Last Autumn," and "On The Edge." Frostpunk first launched for PC on April 24, 2018.

  14. Reddit · r/Games38

    Is the Halo Community Making a Comeback? OpenCE and Project Reclaimer Fan Projects Draw Attention

    Two Halo fan projects, OpenCE and Project Reclaimer, have emerged in recent weeks, targeting Halo CE and Halo 3 respectively. OpenCE is an open source decomp of Halo CE's original Xbox source code that has gotten 128 players into a single multiplayer match and includes a full server browser. Project Reclaimer is a mod of the MCC version of Halo 3 that adds PC split screen, a server browser with dedicated servers and auto-downloading mods, and support for up to 64 players.

  15. VGC62

    Dragon's Dogma 2: Dark Arisen devs explain why they're not abandoning the 'friction' that makes it special

    Dragon's Dogma 2: Dark Arisen director Kento Kinoshita and producer Naoto Oyama told VGC why the expansion keeps the series' friction while adding quality-of-life improvements. Kinoshita said friction is essential to the Dragon's Dogma experience, but if it becomes frustration the team has gone too far. Oyama said the Eternal Ferrystones give players the choice to fast travel or not. The expansion was decided about six months after launch and drew on player feedback, and the team is still optimizing the Nintendo Switch 2 version.

  16. Eurogamer40

    Sword Sage: Awakening Hands-On: A Breezier Kind of Soulslike

    Sword Sage: Awakening, developed by Sword Panda Games and published by 4Divinity, is a breezier Soulslike action-RPG starring Pei Sanniang, a disciple of the Yuangong Sect who hunts yaoguai from Chinese folklore. Its combat replaces standard rolls with Evade Cyan dodges and Strike Red counters, and broken weapons can be reforged almost instantly. XP comes from quests and defeating yaoguai, automatically converting into merits spent on a skill tree.

  17. Push Square62

    Gran Turismo 7's Spec IV Update Part 1 Arrives on PS5, PS4 on 14th October

    Sony and Polyphony Digital confirmed that the first part of Gran Turismo 7's free Spec IV update arrives on PS5 and PS4 on 14th October 2026. Part 1 includes several new vehicles, a new circuit, the Car Concierge feature, a Vintage Cars space in the Dealership, and a higher Collector level cap. Part 2 is expected in December with another six cars, another circuit, and other features, but no firm date has been set.