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  1. Eurogamer40

    Grand Theft Auto 6 may be the first GTA to have full-on "sex scenes", Hot Coffee not included

    An age-rating description for GTA 6 on the PlayStation Store in New Zealand and Australia mentions "sex scenes", which if accurate would make it the first Grand Theft Auto game to directly depict sexual intercourse. The descriptions, spotted by IGN, are not separately searchable on the relevant ratings boards' websites, and the UK PS Store listing mentions "sexual content" with a PEGI "sex" symbol. Grand Theft Auto 6 releases 19th November.

  2. Kotaku32

    GTA 6 Marketing Ramps Up as Miami Heat Announce Vice City Night

    The Miami Heat have announced a GTA 6-themed "A Night in Vice City" takeover for their November 18 game against the Milwaukee Bucks, featuring new Vice City uniforms and a never-before-seen court, broadcast live on ESPN. The team's store is already selling GTA 6-themed merch, including a shirt referencing the original GTA: Vice City 100-percent completion reward that has sold out. Grand Theft Auto 6 launches November 19 on PS5 and Xbox.

  4. Xbox Wire22

    Next Week on Xbox: New Games for October 5 to 9

    Xbox has outlined the games coming to Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Xbox on PC, and Game Pass from October 5 to 9. Gears of War: E-Day and STAR WARS: Galactic Racer arrive October 6, while Echo Weaver joins Game Pass on October 8. The lineup also includes KINGDOM HEARTS Collection [I～III], Clive Barker's Hellraiser: Revival, and Neon Abyss 2, with release dates subject to change.

  5. Pure Xbox62

    Gears of War: E-Day Sets Steam Series Record and Earns Xbox Series S Praise in First 24 Hours

    About 24 hours after Gears of War: E-Day opened to Premium Upgrade, Premium Edition and Collector's Edition owners, it peaked at 20,374 concurrent players on Steam, beating Gears 5's record of 10,196. Digital Foundry reported that Xbox and The Coalition developed a technique using the SSD as a new tier of memory to supplement the 10GB of GDDR6 on Series S, so that version does not get a stripped-back world. The full release is set for October 6.

  7. Push Square29

    Signal Veil Is a PS5 Horror Game with a Style Unlike Any Other

    Signal Veil, a third-person survival horror game from Chilean studio Time Hunters and published by Tokyo-based Serafini Productions, has been announced for PS5. It uses a cel-shaded 90s anime aesthetic and cites Resident Evil, Silent Hill, Jujutsu Kaisen, and Fatal Frame among its influences, with players using a flip-phone to solve puzzles and stun enemies. No release window has been announced, but it can be wishlisted now on the PS Store.

  8. Nintendo Life12

    Poll: Did You Manage To Get Tickets To The Zelda 40th Anniversary Concert?

    Nintendo announced during the Zelda 40th Anniversary Direct that a special concert tour will begin in Japan in January 2027, with more dates to follow in North America, Europe, and Australia. Demand for tickets was exceptionally high, with lengthy queues and websites timing out. Nintendo Life is asking readers whether they managed to get tickets, how long they queued, and whether they got the number they wanted.

  11. PC Gamer58

    Final Fantasy 7 Revelation director on the final Sephiroth fight and whether the trilogy model can be repeated

    Final Fantasy 7 Revelation director Naoki Hamaguchi said the game's final Sephiroth battle, launching April 8, will be an all-out fight far surpassing those in Remake and Rebirth, with nods to the original's ultimate limit break. He said it is hard to tell whether the trilogy could become a template for others, since it required the same team and leader to stay stable for over 10 years. He also said Revelation keeps the same pacing approach as Rebirth, side content won't undercut the urgency of the approaching Meteor, and Yuffie, Vincent and Zack get more playable depth than before.

  12. GameSpot20

    The Street Fighter Movie's Most Obscure Easter Egg Is for True Fighting Game Nerds

    In the Street Fighter movie, fighting game legend Justin Wong's prisoner cameo hides a "37" tattoo on his neck, a nod to Evo Moment 37. That 2004 moment saw Wong, playing a low-health Chun-Li, parry over a dozen of Daigo Umehara's Ken attacks before countering. The film also leans into Capcom's game look with its costumes, special attacks, and a new version of Guile's theme by composers Leo Birenberg and Zach Robinson.

  13. GameSpot42

    Miami Heat Will Wear GTA 6 Jerseys and Play on Themed Court a Day Before Release

    The NBA's Miami Heat announced they will wear GTA 6-inspired jerseys and play on a GTA 6 and Vice City-themed court when they host the Milwaukee Bucks on November 18, a day before the game launches. The matchup will air on ESPN, and the Heat have rolled out a "Vice City Collection" of merch. GTA 6 launches November 19 on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, with reported pre-sales near 6 million copies and more than $570 million.

  16. Eurogamer66

    Star Wars: Galactic Racer review: Burnout handling meets a roguelite campaign

    Eurogamer's review calls Star Wars: Galactic Racer both a surprisingly fun roguelite campaign and a racing treat for Criterion fans. Developed by Fuse Games, it uses two boosts, Afterburner and the faster Ramjet, which can redline and explode if held too long. The campaign runs across acts and planets on an FTL-style branching map, where winnings upgrade your craft but a lost final race costs those upgrades. Planets change Ramjet behaviour, such as icy worlds making it last longer. A review copy was provided by Secret Mode.

  17. Eurogamer53

    Report claims Activision is considering rebooting Halo, with a Sledgehammer Games team leading

    Halo and Xbox insider Rebs Gaming claims Activision is considering rebooting the Halo series after taking over the next game, possibly exploring Master Chief's origins. The report says Activision first proposed a free-to-play multiplayer game and a campaign-only game, with the campaign prototype described as a soft reboot that ignores Halo Infinite's story without retconning established canon, before leaning toward one combined package. Rebs also says Sledgehammer Games teams have conceptualised and prototyped basic gameplay mechanics for both projects in the Infinity Ward Engine, while Activision has only confirmed it will develop the next Halo title.

  18. IGN62

    Star Wars: Galactic Racer Review

    IGN reviews Star Wars: Galactic Racer, Fuse Games' racing game that it calls the first of its kind in over two decades, built around a roguelite campaign with no mid-race restarts. Vehicles span landspeeders, speeder bikes, and a new skim speeder class, and each speeder is scrapped between tours so upgrades must be re-earned. The review praises the detailed planets and Burnout-style takedowns but says the small number of planets makes repeated runs feel tedious.

  19. IGN47

    Original Xbox Version of Halo: Combat Evolved Made Available to Play in a Browser

    AI developer Mitchell Hynes has released the original Xbox version of Halo: Combat Evolved to play for free in a web browser, and it is not Gearbox's 2003 PC port. Five hours after release it saw nearly 20,000 games at an average of 94 frames per second. Hynes said his website's "Suspected Phishing" flag came from an automatic Cloudflare flag rather than Microsoft, and the ban was soon lifted.

  21. VGC62

    Micron warns memory shortages will worsen in 2027 as CEO cites much higher prices

    On its FY 2026 earnings call, Micron said memory demand will exceed supply in 2027 and 2028, with industry tightness greater than in 2026 and no line of sight to when supply and demand will rebalance. The company said it has already sold most of the memory it expects to produce next year at much higher prices than in 2026, and that new factories coming online in 2028 will not immediately improve availability or lower prices. Rising memory and storage costs have pushed Microsoft, Apple, Valve, Sony and Nintendo to raise hardware prices, while Micron and two other major RAM makers face a class action alleging they fixed supply and prices.

  22. GameSpot40

    Star Wars Galactic Racer Review: A Silly Racing Roguelite That Became a Favorite

    Star Wars Galactic Racer is a silly racing roguelite starring Shade, a former racer turned cargo pilot who returns to the sport for revenge against the arrogant champion Kestar Bool. Rather than moral drama, it leans into absurd, near-indestructible racing through lava, canyons, and acid valleys, which makes it feel true to Star Wars racing. It has become one of this year's favorite games.

  26. Kotaku60

    Star Wars: Galactic Racer: The Kotaku Review

    Kotaku's review finds Star Wars: Galactic Racer expands the prequels' podracing into an arcade racer that runs smoothly at high speed, with distinct vehicle handling and a roguelike season campaign starring Shade against champion Kestar Bool. The reviewer spent 19 hours finishing the campaign, calling the on-foot segments lackluster and noting most podracing content sits in arcade events and multiplayer; the game launches October 6 on PS5 Pro, Xbox Series X/S, and PC.

  27. 机核78

    Castlevania: Belmont's Curse demo launches today, full release set for October 15

    Konami released a demo for Castlevania: Belmont's Curse today on PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, XBOX Series X|S, and Steam, letting players try early content before the October 15, 2026 launch and carry progress into the full game. The exploratory 2D action game is co-developed by Konami, Evil Empire, and Motion Twin and is set in Paris in 1499, starring Rose Belmont, daughter of Trevor Belmont. Physical and digital preorders are open, with Midnight Editions including alternate outfits, a Digital Sound & Art Gallery, and an in-game relic item, plus an Alucard-style outfit for early buyers.

    Why this: Konami has launched a demo for Castlevania: Belmont's Curse and set its release date, with progress carrying over, so readers can plan a try and a preorder.

  28. Game Informer62

    Star Wars: Galactic Racer Review – Very Fast, Very Dangerous, And Very Good

    Game Informer's review calls Star Wars: Galactic Racer, developed by Fuse Games, an excellent racing roguelite whose campaign follows a run to join the Galactic League and beat champion Kestar Bool across multiple planets, with too many losses dropping you from the tournament. It notes the lack of a minimap and a steep early learning curve, and says being forced to use podracers in certain campaign events, where a loss can end a run, stayed frustrating. After about 20 hours the author kept playing Arcade, Scenario, and multiplayer, which offers six-race tournaments, pre-race bets, XP leveling, and cosmetic unlocks.

  29. Push Square62

    Star Wars: Galactic Racer (PS5) Review: Vehicle Builds and a Roguelite Campaign Drive the Speed

    Push Square's review calls Star Wars: Galactic Racer a blend of MotorStorm: Pacific Rift, WipEout HD, and Burnout 3: Takedown, and the debut title from UK studio Fuse Games, founded by Criterion veterans. It offers landspeeders, speeder bikes, and skim speeders with over 300 equippable parts, plus a roguelite campaign that upgrades base stats over time. Planets like Sentinel I and Jakku pose different challenges, while DualSense trigger resistance, a start-line minigame, and a Gears of War-style active reload shape the feel of each race.

  30. VGC62

    Star Wars Galactic Racer review: Burnout-style arcade racing returns

    VGC's review calls Star Wars: Galactic Racer one of the best arcade racers in years, set after the fall of the Empire and following a mysterious racer named Shade seeking revenge on racing star Kestar Boole. Its campaign is run-based, with each session granting a league entry token that is lost if the race objective is failed, forcing the whole series to restart, while rewards upgrade the ship. Takedowns and the classic Burnout camera show its lineage, and the three vehicle types plus harder pod racing round out the package.

  32. Eurogamer62

    Gears of War: E-Day is missing chainsaw duels and meat shields, but The Coalition says they're "not gone from the franchise"

    Gears of War: E-Day opened to early access players yesterday for those who bought the Premium Edition, Premium Upgrade Edition, or Collector's Edition, and some players noted missing legacy features such as chainsaw duels, meat shields, select past weapons, private lobbies, and leaderboards. In a statement timed with the launch, The Coalition said those features may arrive post-launch or in its next title, explaining that it rebuilt the gameplay sandbox from scratch for a more unified experience across campaign, PvE, and PvP. The first season runs eight weeks from the early access release to 1st December, ranked PvP arrives on 13th October, and the game's general release is 6th October.

  34. Push Square66

    Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 Gets a Big Free Update and Year 3 Roadmap

    Publisher Focus Entertainment revealed and released a major free update for Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 alongside a roadmap for the coming year. The update's headline addition is Chaos Siege mode, which lets players fight as Chaos Space Marines across two new Siege sectors on Avarax, plus a Crucible system with Penances and the One-Handed Hammer for four classes. The Year 3 roadmap includes two cosmetic packs for Season Pass III holders, and a free Apothecary class with more weapons and operations in 2027.

  36. GamesIndustry.biz62

    Riot exec says 2XKO needed hundreds of thousands to millions of MAU to sustain itself

    Riot Games CPO Marc Merrill said 2XKO would have needed a monthly active user base "in the high hundreds of thousands, if not millions" to support its live-service model, and its actual audience was "not nearly enough." 2XKO ended active development in August because it cost substantially more to operate than it brought in and engagement stayed flat despite larger updates; it remains free to play on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S with servers online "beyond 2026." Merrill also cited Street Fighter 6's release as a factor and said leadership changes led to a lack of alignment on strategy and managerial fracturing.

  37. Eurogamer62

    Sony brings AI upscaling QSSR to PS5, live now in Marvel's Wolverine and Ghost of Yotei

    Sony announced Quick Spectral Super Resolution (QSSR), an AI image upscaling technology for PS5, and it is already available in Marvel's Wolverine and Ghost of Yotei. Sony describes QSSR as a lesser version of the PSSR found on PS5 Pro, offering improved image detail and stability, and says it will later be offered broadly to all PlayStation developers. Digital Foundry found the quality boost especially notable in Marvel's Wolverine, though it said a big divide remains between QSSR on standard PS5 and PSSR on the Pro.

  38. 机核62

    007 First Light free DLC Advanced Operations launches with New Game+, 00 difficulty, and photo mode

    IO Interactive and Amazon MGM Studios announced that the free DLC Advanced Operations for 007 First Light is out now, adding New Game+, a new 00 difficulty mode, refined weapon-handling animations, a full photo mode, and tactical simulation content starring the Aston Martin Valhalla. New Game+ unlocks after finishing the campaign on any difficulty and keeps unlocked outfits and gear, while 00 difficulty makes enemies react faster to bodies and noise and lets two hits kill. The tactical simulation adds four Valhalla Protocol missions and a new mission returning to Vietnam's Pearl Hotel, and the game is available on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Amazon.com, and PC via Steam and Epic Games Store, with a Nintendo Switch 2 version due in March 2027.

  40. Pure Xbox39

    Eight Games Are Leaving Xbox Game Pass In Early October 2026

    Microsoft has revealed the eight games leaving Xbox Game Pass in early October 2026, including Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, A Plague Tale: Requiem, Donut County, Evil West, The Casting of Frank Stone, Pacific Drive, Crime Scene Cleaner and Nova Roma on PC. All of them leave on October 15, and each is discounted at least 20% until then.