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  1. VGC28

    The Witcher 3 Remastered Gets New Patch Fixing DLSS and Lighting Issues

    CD Projekt Red has released an update for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt — Remastered on PS5, Xbox Series X|S and the PC Xbox Play Anywhere version, fixing an issue where DLSS was unavailable on the Xbox Play Anywhere PC version. The patch also makes various lighting adjustments, including fixing some interiors that appeared too dark, and adds other console adjustments to ensure parity with the PC version. The studio says it is preparing a PC hotfix for players reporting save issues.

  2. Nintendo Life62

    Castlevania: Belmont's Curse Free Demo Is Now Live, With a Frame Rate Boost on Switch 2

    The free demo for Konami's Castlevania: Belmont's Curse is now available, letting players try the early stages of the game, with save data carrying over to the full release on 15th October. Despite having no dedicated Switch 2 version, the demo runs at a smooth 60fps on Switch 2, double the locked 30fps Konami announced for the Switch 1 version earlier this summer. The game is developed by Dead Cells studio Motion Twin and Evil Empire as a 2D Castlevania-style title.

  3. 触乐26

    What to Play During the National Day Holiday: A New Photography Adventure, Ace Combat Takes Off Again, and Watching the Sea With an Overworked Office Worker

    Touch Music editors recommend six games for the National Day holiday. Flotsam has over 80% positive reviews on Steam, TOEM 2 launched on September 29 with a 15% off first-release discount until October 14, Casualties: Unknown has a free demo with a full version expected this year, Goblin Sushi is in Early Access with a $4.99 mobile version, Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve launches on October 2 with Simplified Chinese support, and the visual novel about an overworked office worker is a gentle pick for laborers.

  4. Nintendo Life35

    Capcom Has an Intriguing Plan for When Its Resident Evil Remakes Catch Up With the New Games

    Capcom executive producer Jun Takeuchi says the development teams have been "gradually preparing" since around Resident Evil Village for the day the remake series catches up with the era of the numbered titles. He said the appearance of names like Umbrella and Spencer, and the return of Raccoon City in Requiem, are part of preparations for a "crossover." Remakes of Resident Evil 2, 3, and 4 are also heading to Switch 2 on 15th October 2026.

  5. Nintendo Life62

    Castlevania: Belmont's Curse Free Demo Is Now Live and Runs Smoothly on Switch 2

    Konami's free demo for Castlevania: Belmont's Curse is now available, letting players try the early stages of the game, with save data carrying over to the full release on 15th October. The demo has no dedicated Switch 2 version but appears to run at a smooth 60fps on the new hardware, double the locked 30fps Konami announced for the Switch 1 version earlier this summer. The game is being developed by Dead Cells team Motion Twin and Evil Empire.

  6. VGC62

    Report: Naughty Dog is working on Uncharted 5

    MP1st reports that Naughty Dog is working on a new Uncharted game, a claim VGC says it can partially corroborate with its own sources. The report says the game would follow Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet and be directed by Shaun Escayag, with Nathan Drake appearing in some form, though it could not confirm whether he is the protagonist or a side character. Naughty Dog has not released a mainline Uncharted since A Thief's End in 2016, and Neil Druckmann said in 2023 that the studio had moved on from the series.

  7. VGC48

    Sega teases new House of the Dead arcade game with VR headsets and an 85-inch screen

    Sega is teasing a new House of the Dead arcade game that uses VR technology, reportedly titled House of the Dead: Reawakened. The cabinet features a Gothic manor facade with an 85-inch display and two 43-inch vertical screens, and players step through the "front door" into a VR play area for solo or two-player co-op using VR headsets and haptic recoil gun controllers. The game reportedly includes three missions, was built in Unreal Engine 5, and will be shown at the IAAPA Expo in November.

  8. GamesIndustry.biz28

    Newzoo August PC and Console Revenue Charts Led by New Releases

    Newzoo's August revenue charts for the US, UK, Germany, France, Spain, and Italy saw several new releases enter the Top 20. EA Sports Madden NFL 27 debuted at No. 2 on console, while House House's Big Walk ranked No. 3 on PC and Star Wars Zero Company placed No. 6 on PC and No. 20 on console. Pokémon Pokopia climbed from No. 28 to No. 7 on console after its Bubbly Basin DLC released.

  9. VGC66

    Ghost of Yotei's new roguelike mode gameplay shows the return of Jin Sakai

    VGC went hands-on with the opening hours of Most Wanted, the new roguelike mode in Ghost of Yotei: Complete Edition, in which players fight waves of enemies from the base game before facing one of the Yotei Six. The mode is run-based, with currency and upgrades earned each run that can be spent on abilities and starting weapons, and it lets players unlock multiple characters including Jin Sakai from Ghost of Tsushima. Most Wanted and the Echoes of Sekigahara expansion launch on October 1 as a $14.99 DLC, while a $69.99 Complete Edition is available now.

  10. Push Square65

    Castlevania: Belmont's Curse Free Demo Out Now on PS5, Progress Carries Over

    Publisher Konami has released a playable demo for Castlevania: Belmont's Curse on the PS Store, available now on PS5. The demo weighs just over 4 GB and covers essentially the beginning of the full game, with progress carrying over to the full release. Set in 1499 Paris and starring Rose Belmont, the game is the first mainline Castlevania entry in over a decade and launches on 15th October.

  11. VGC38

    Capcom says it has a plan for when it runs out of Resident Evil remakes

    Capcom producer Jun Takeuchi says the company already has a plan for when its Resident Evil remakes catch up and "crossover" with the numbered entries. He said the series is developed along two tracks and that recent entries have deliberately included ties to older games, with Umbrella, Spencer and Raccoon City's return in Requiem serving as preparation. It was previously reported that remakes of Resident Evil 0 and the first game are in the works, leaving 5 and 6 as the only mainline games left.

  12. Nintendo Life22

    Former Sony Exec Shuhei Yoshida Thinks Nintendo Is "Going To Do Pretty Well" With Switch 2 "For Many Years To Come"

    Former PlayStation executive Shuhei Yoshida said in an interview with The Verge that Sony and Nintendo should try to keep the current console generation going as long as possible, since people are happy using PS5 and Switch 2. He added that gamers and developers are not asking for more power, and that both companies are going to do pretty well for many years to come.

  13. Reddit · r/Games12

    Wanted: Games with a diegetic reason you are able to respawn and try again when you fail

    A Reddit user on r/Games is asking for games that give an in-universe reason why a character can rewind, revive or respawn indefinitely instead of just reloading a checkpoint. Examples cited include Dark Souls' undead returning to bonfires, Helldivers' reinforcements taking over a new grunt, Katana Zero's precognition, and Sifu's talisman that revives the character at the cost of aging, with enemies reacting to the repeated resurrections.

  14. PC Gamer17

    We're probably not getting a new Fallout game until well into the 2030s, but that's no reason to stop talking about them

    Fallout 4, the last mainline entry in the series, released in 2015, and Fallout 5 is likely still half a decade away or more since Bethesda first needs to finish and release The Elder Scrolls 6. PC Gamer reopened the Vault door to share more thoughts on the RPG series, from remastering the first two games to hardcore mode in New Vegas and the Amazon TV show.

  15. IGN22

    LEGO PlayStation Is Now Available for LEGO Insiders

    The LEGO set based on the original PlayStation console is now available for LEGO Insiders, priced at $179.99 with 1,911 pieces and a free LEGO Astro Bot gift with purchase. Non-members can buy it starting October 4. The near 1:1 scale set includes the original no-analog-sticks controller, working Power and Open buttons, and two hidden dioramas based on Gran Turismo (1997) and Ape Escape (1999).

  16. Gematsu62

    Football Manager 27 launches November 10 for PS5, Xbox Series, PC, iOS, and Android

    SEGA and developer Sports Interactive announced that Football Manager 27 will launch on November 10. The PC version arrives on Steam, Epic Games Store, and Microsoft Store, the console version on PS5 and Xbox Series, and the mobile version on iOS and Android via Netflix, with Game Pass availability as well. SEGA said the game reworks interface navigation and personalization and adds tile customization.

  19. 机核78

    Warhammer 40K: Dawn of War 4 Reveals Space Marine CGI Trailer, Launches December 3

    Deep Silver and KING Art Games released the full CGI opening cinematic for Warhammer 40K: Dawn of War 4, showing the Blood Ravens and Dark Angels fighting together in the Battle of Kronus. The game launches on December 3, 2026, with Commander's Edition owners getting three days of early access starting November 30; both editions are now available for pre-order at a 10 percent discount. Free first-year updates will bring back the Expedition mode along with new maps, modes, commanders and a mission editor, plus two major story expansions and a new playable faction.

  20. Polygon25

    Lego's Sony PlayStation Set Officially Launches This Week

    Lego's Sony PlayStation set officially launches Oct. 1 for Lego Insiders and Oct. 4 for everyone, priced at $179.99. The 1,911-piece set builds the original PlayStation console and controller at near 1:1 scale, with a working "Open" button that reveals mini dioramas based on 1997's Gran Turismo and 1999's Ape Escape. It will be available from Lego.com.

  22. IGN40

    Marathon Game Director Reassures Fans Extraction Mode Isn't Going Anywhere

    Marathon game director Del Chafe said on the Marathon Development Team Twitter account that Extraction remains a major part of the game and will continue to receive updates. The reassurance followed Bungie's roadmap reveal for PvE and experimental PvP modes coming in the December Symbiosis update, which raised fears the hardcore extraction mode would be neglected. Chafe also asked players for feedback on Extraction, with streamers citing spawn rushes and harsh death spirals as key issues.

  23. Nintendo Life23

    Pokémon Pokopia + Expansion Pass Switch 2 Game-Key Card Release Announced

    The Pokémon Company has confirmed a new Pokémon Pokopia package including the Expansion Pass will launch in Japan on 29th October 2026 on a Switch 2 Game-Key Card, with the game and DLC in one product and future DLC after that date downloaded automatically via updates. Buyers also get a code for a Berry Furniture set featuring a berry chair, berry bed, berry table and berry lamp. The package version is also coming to Korea.

  24. Kotaku30

    Ex-PlayStation Veteran Shuhei Yoshida Says Sony Should Make The PS5 Generation Last As Long As Possible

    Former PlayStation executive Shuhei Yoshida says Sony should try to keep the current console generation going as long as possible, arguing that neither players nor developers are asking for more power. In an interview with The Verge, he suggested Sony and Nintendo might delay next-gen launches because of rising costs, and that owners of PS5, Switch 2, or capable PCs are happy to keep using them. He also floated the idea of contract financing for hardware over $1,000, such as a $50-a-month subscription.

  27. Push Square50

    Rumour: New Uncharted Game in the Works at Naughty Dog, Nathan Drake Not the Lead Character

    MP1st reports that Naughty Dog has a new Uncharted game in development, led by The Lost Legacy director Shaun Escayag. The report says Nathan Drake will appear in some form but is no longer the lead character, though whether he is the protagonist, a side character or a cameo is unclear. The outlet also claims The Last of Us 3 would follow this new Uncharted instalment.

  28. Kotaku46

    Naughty Dog Reportedly Working On A New Uncharted Game

    According to a new report by MP1st, Naughty Dog is planning to return to the Uncharted series once it finishes Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet, with the new game reportedly being a new entry rather than a remake. Naughty Dog veteran Shaun Escayag is apparently leading the project, and series protagonist Nathan Drake will also reportedly return, though it's unclear in what capacity. Industry leaker NateTheHate has also confirmed the report, but the project is said to still be early in the concept phase and subject to change.

  29. IGN22

    Rockstar Suggests Disney World and SeaWorld Probably Won't Be in GTA 6

    In a Game Informer cover story on GTA 6, Rockstar suggested its fictionalized Florida, Leonida, probably won't include every iconic attraction such as Disney World and SeaWorld. Senior vice president of environment art Paul MacPherson said the studio has to be selective about locations for narrative and game design, though the goal is to capture the full Florida experience. The game will still feature a zoo and over 170 different kinds of animals, including rare and legendary breeds that can be studied.

  30. IGN62

    The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Remastered Review Update: Combat, Movement and Skill Trees Reworked

    IGN's Tom Marks published a review update for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Remastered after about 10 hours, calling it the best version of The Witcher 3 yet. The remaster is a free update for owners of the original and reworks combat pacing, lock-on and camera, faster movement, more intuitive Roach controls with herb looting from horseback, and skill trees that unlock strong perks earlier in a nod to Cyberpunk 2077. It also brings a major graphical upgrade and a new photo mode, though dropped frames still occur on both console and PC.

  31. Push Square29

    SEGA Eager to Bring Sakura Wars Games to Modern Consoles

    Longtime SEGA producer Akira Nishino said the publisher wants to bring the original Sakura Wars games to modern consoles, but various circumstances make it difficult to move forward easily. The series' most recent entry, New Sakura Wars, released for PS4 in 2020, while the west first got Sakura Wars: So Long, My Love on PS2 in 2010. SEGA says it will celebrate the series' 30th anniversary with pop-up shops and stage shows in Japan, and is "preparing something else big" without clarifying whether it's game-related.

  32. IGN58

    Crimson Desert's Charting the Unknown Expansion Delayed Two Weeks to October 29

    Pearl Abyss announced that Crimson Desert's first expansion, Charting the Unknown, is delayed by two weeks from its original October 15 date to October 29, saying it wants to deliver a more polished and stable gameplay experience. The expansion adds a new zone, sea exploration and more robust base building, and costs $24.99 on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X and PC. It arrives just seven months after the base game launched on March 19.

  33. GameSpot42

    Resident Evil Requiem Producer "Explains" the Game's Title, Confusing Us More

    Resident Evil producer Jun Takeuchi said in the Biohazard 30th Anniversary Special that the spelling of Requiem (REQUIEM) contains not only "RE (response)" but also a "Q (question)," so the title presents both an answer and a question, with the meaning to be explained later. He added that the remake series and numbered titles have been building toward a crossover since Resident Evil Village, though he did not say what form it will take or when it will arrive. The only officially confirmed Resident Evil game in development is Resident Evil Veronica, a remake of Resident Evil – Code: Veronica, which has no release date.

  35. Kotaku20

    Control Resonant Has the Coolest Bit of Video Game Audio in 2026

    In Remedy's open-world action game Control Resonant, the voice of the omnipresent supernatural entity The Board is praised as the coolest bit of video game audio in 2026. Players control Dylan Faden, and The Board speaks both in conversation and after combat executions with a deep, unnatural tone unlike its 2019 Control appearance. Others online have also praised the voice, and Chris Person made a Simpsons mash-up celebrating it.

  37. IGN34

    GTA 5 Modder Taunts Rockstar With Unofficial Nintendo Switch Port, Gets Cease and Desist from Take-Two

    A modder known as Mojso was porting GTA 5 and GTA Online to Nintendo Switch and taunted Rockstar Games after it posted modding guidelines forbidding unofficial ports. Less than a week later, Mojso confirmed receiving a cease and desist from Take-Two Interactive and said the port will never release, with Paralympics Productions shutting down on October 3rd. The port had been built using leaked GTA 5 source code.

  38. GameSpot22

    GameSpot's September 2026 Staff Picks

    GameSpot has published its September 2026 Staff Picks, highlighting hidden gems and titles players may have missed from the past few months. The picks include a 90-minute horror game about brain mold, a heartfelt action-platformer with Kingdom Hearts-like visuals, and a job simulator where you play an advice-dishing modiste. One editor says Dressmaker was the game they opened most this September.

  39. Push Square47

    Rumour: New Uncharted Game in the Works at Naughty Dog, Nathan Drake Not the Lead Character

    A new report from MP1st claims Naughty Dog has a new Uncharted game in development, led by The Lost Legacy director Shaun Escayag. The outlet says Nathan Drake will appear in some form but will no longer be the lead character, though it can't confirm whether he's the protagonist, a side character, or a cameo. The report also claims The Last of Us 3 will be Naughty Dog's project after this new Uncharted instalment.

  40. Eurogamer22

    Former Halo lead suggests three ways Activision could revive the series, urges hiring laid-off Bungie staff

    Former Halo franchise director Frank O'Connor has outlined three paths for Activision's next Halo: a "classic" entry aimed at core fans, a surprising reinvention of the game and universe, or translating the Halo IP and sandbox into Activision's proven Call of Duty-style progression and business models. He also urged the company to hire laid-off talent from Bungie and Halo Studios, and to avoid tying the next Halo to hardware or service launch cycles or aging platforms. Activision has not yet assembled a team for the project, which is likely years away.