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  3. Kotaku66

    No Man's Sky Comes to iOS on October 28 With the Full Game Under 4GB

    Hello Games announced that No Man's Sky will launch on iOS on October 28, including last month's large Cosmos update and the full game rather than a lite version. The studio said the port took three years and shrank the game to under 4GB, with iPhone 11 and 3rd gen iPad Air and above supported, Planetary Settlements limited to iPhone 15 Pro and above, and no multiplayer. Controls and UI were redesigned for touch, with controller and mouse and keyboard also supported, and the game will use a free to try model with the full price not yet revealed.

Oct 12Mon
  1. Pure Xbox38

    Xbox Disc to Digital Adds 'Licence History' Feature

    Xbox's disc to digital system has added a licence history feature that lets users track whether a digital licence has been revoked from their account. It can be accessed through the official Play.Xbox browser page under Settings > Manage Games > Disc to digital licence history. Licences may be limited or revoked if a player loses, sells, gives away or otherwise no longer possesses the qualifying disc.

  9. GameSpot50

    Nintendo Says It Has No Plans To Ditch Physical Games Yet

    Nintendo says it has no plans to abandon physical games, keeping an "agnostic" approach that offers both physical and digital versions on Switch 2. Nintendo's VP and general manager for Latin America, Bill van Zyll, said the company follows consumer preference and noted the Switch 2 is barely over a year into its life with both capabilities. This contrasts with Sony, which has decided to move toward a digital-only game marketplace starting in 2028.

  10. Gematsu50

    No Man's Sky coming to iOS on October 28

    No Man's Sky is coming to iOS on October 28. The game is currently available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, Switch 2, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC via Steam and Microsoft Store. The iOS version lets players try the beginning for free, with a one-time purchase unlocking the full game including 10 years of updates.

  12. Nintendo Life42

    He-Man and the Masters of the Universe: Dragon Pearl of Destruction Gets New Switch Date, Pre-Orders Live

    Bitmap Bureau's beat 'em up He-Man and the Masters of the Universe: Dragon Pearl of Destruction will launch on Switch on 4th February 2027 after a lengthy delay. Pre-orders are now open at Clear River Games (£25) and Limited Run Games (£30), with a £100 collector's edition and a free 5.5-inch He-Man action figure for the first 2,250 collector's edition pre-orders. Limited Run pre-orders close on 22nd November at 11:59pm eastern time.

  16. Kotaku60

    Nintendo exec says Switch 2 maker has no plans to abandon physical games

    Nintendo of Latin America VP and GM Bill van Zyll said in an interview with YouTube channel Coelho at Brazil Game Show that Switch 2 offers both digital and physical games and the company has no plans to abandon physical media. He said Nintendo has historically had no preference for a specific format and takes consumer preferences into account. For comparison, Sony's digital share of full game unit sales is 82 percent, while Nintendo's most recent financial report put its digital sales ratio at 61.5 percent.

  17. IGN58

    He-Man and the Masters of the Universe: Dragon Pearl of Destruction Confirms February 4, 2027 Release Date

    He-Man and the Masters of the Universe: Dragon Pearl of Destruction is confirmed for February 4, 2027 on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X and S, with digital and physical releases. Developed by Bitmap Bureau with Mattel and Clear River Games, it is a pixel-art brawler with He-Man, She-Ra, Man-At-Arms, and Teela as playable characters, solo and two-player local co-op, and 13 stages. Limited Run Games will offer two physical versions: a standard edition at $29.99 and a Collector's Edition at $99.99 that includes lunchbox-style packaging, pin badges, a Power Sword replica, and a 12-page mini comic by Dark Horse Comics.

  18. Nintendo Life20

    UK Charts: Kingdom Hearts Collection Performs Well, But It's Missing The Keys To The Podium

    EA Sports FC 27 held the top spot on the UK physical charts for a third week in a row, followed by new entries Star Wars: Galactic Racer, Gears of War: E-Day and Clive Barker's Hellraiser: Revival. Kingdom Hearts Collection [I~III] landed in fifth, with 58% of its sales on Switch 2 and 42% on PS5. Metroid Prime 4: Beyond slipped from last week's top 10 to 13th.

  20. Gematsu58

    He-Man and the Masters of the Universe: Dragon Pearl of Destruction launches February 4, 2027

    Limited Run Games and developer Bitmap Bureau announced that the side-scrolling beat 'em up He-Man and the Masters of the Universe: Dragon Pearl of Destruction will launch on February 4, 2027 for PS5, Xbox Series, PS4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC via Steam at $29.99 / €29.99. Physical edition pre-orders are open now through Limited Run Games. Players can choose among He-Man, Teela, Man-at-Arms, and She-Ra across 13 stages to fight Skeletor and Evil-Lyn.

  21. Gematsu26

    Hunter's Moon Voice Cast Announced

    Twin Swans has announced the voice cast for Hunter's Moon, a first-person historical narrative folk-horror game featuring 48 actors across more than 100 roles. The fully voiced story follows Lilith Thorne, an accused "witch" pursued by the Witchfinder General over the night of the Hunter's Moon. The game is due out for PS5 on October 26.

  24. Push Square58

    Valor Mortis (PS5) Review: First-Person Soulslike in a Napoleonic Alt-History

    Push Square reviewed Valor Mortis, calling the first-person Soulslike from One More Level a standout for its Napoleonic alternate history and strong level design, with satisfying combat and weapon upgrade trees. The reviewer finished most side quests in about 18 hours and expects the Platinum around the 22-hour mark. The review also notes flat visuals and unremarkable music, indistinct boss fights, and a frustrating final stretch with low health and inconsistent checkpoints.

  25. Eurogamer62

    Valor Mortis review: Ghostrunner studio's Napoleonic Soulslike adds parkour and gun-blade combat

    Eurogamer reviewed Valor Mortis, One More Level's alternate-history Napoleonic Soulslike starring Grande Armée soldier William Dowsett. The review calls its first-person swordplay solid and notes the gradual addition of pistols, shotguns, rifles, parkour and grapple swings across a roughly 20-hour run that is more forgiving than genre peers. It faults the later stages for repeated enemy types, similar environments and a predictable story.

  28. Game Informer62

    Valor Mortis Review: A Napoleonic Take on the Soulslike

    Game Informer reviewed Valor Mortis, a first-person Soulslike from developer One More Level, with the author finishing it in about 25 hours and dying more than 100 times. Set in Napoleonic France, it follows William, who is reawakened by Napoleon speaking in his mind and wields left-hand powers like fire and stasis alongside swords and guns. The review calls the first half unfairly balanced with frequent one-hit kills, while the second half settles into a rhythm that encourages another attempt, with parrying, blocking, and dashing at the core of combat.

  33. Nintendo Life22

    Mini Review: Bluey's Happy Snaps (Switch 2) - A Light, Breezy Photography Adventure

    Gameloft's Bluey's Happy Snaps is out on Switch 2, tasking players with photographing specific objects and creatures across the Heeler house, beach, park and more, collecting at least 15 stickers to unlock each new area. The game runs at 60fps with three special photo minigames per location, and every menu option features voiceovers from Bandit and Chilli's voice actors. Touchscreen support is included but doesn't work properly, though analogue stick controls function well.

  34. Eurogamer44

    Nintendo executive confirms company has "no plans to ditch physical games"

    Nintendo of Latin America VP and general manager Bill van Zyll said in an interview with YouTuber Coelho no Japão that the company has no plans to ditch physical games and will keep investing in physical media for the foreseeable future. He said Nintendo has historically been "agnostic" and goes off what the consumer prefers, noting the Switch 2 is barely over a year into its life and supports both digital and physical. The comments come after Sony's controversial decision to announce PlayStation will be discless by 2028.

  36. Pure Xbox22

    Two Xbox Games Are Out Today, Including A Rhythm Roguelite Akin To Hi-Fi RUSH (October 12)

    Two new games launch on Xbox today, October 12. Alpha Nomos is a rhythm-action adventure for Series X|S, PC, and Cloud in which players control Cello and time attacks to the beat, echoing Hi-Fi RUSH's combat. Colorbound is a cosy puzzle-platformer, also on Series X|S, PC, and Cloud, following Anku as he uses color to reunite his late grandfather's band.

  37. VGC60

    Modder finds cheat codes to unlock F-Zero GX's five golden cars

    Japanese modder BTEST4HE found that F-Zero GX's five golden cars were always unlockable through cheat codes, though they require four players to input simultaneously with a 10-frame window. The cars were previously given out only at Japanese events, and players have confirmed the codes work on all versions, including the Switch 2 GameCube library. The five cars are Thunderstorm, El Dorado, Chrono Symphony, Bahamut and Gladiator, with CGN estimating only 256 people obtained El Dorado through official channels.