'Depressing, but Solvable' Former PlayStation Boss Shawn Layden Has an Idea for Console's Discless Future
Former Sony executive Shawn Layden speaks out about PlayStation's no-disc policies, suggesting that the problem might have a simple solution.
from GameRant (Written by Mohsen Baqery) | September 5, 2026
Read MoreDon't Expect Kingdom Hearts 4 News At Tokyo Game Show
Kingdom Hearts 4 will technically be at Tokyo Game Show, but it’s nothing to get excited about.
from TheGamer (Written by George Foster) | September 5, 2026
Read MoreLEGO PlayStation Set Officially Revealed
Following months' worth of leaks, LEGO formally takes the wraps off its PS1 set, which is also one of the company's largest 2026 products.
from GameRant (Written by Dominik Bošnjak) | September 5, 2026
Read MoreThe White House Launches Online Arcade, and It's Not Going Over Well
The US government enters the world of free-to-play arcade games, but it now needs to deal with online backlash and a potential copyright issue.
from GameRant (Written by Mohsen Baqery) | September 5, 2026
Read MoreDragon Ball Xenoverse 3 Might Launch Sooner Than We Thought
A PlayStation recap might have revealed a bit more about Xenoverse 3 than Bandai Namco wanted.
from TheGamer (Written by George Foster) | September 5, 2026
Read MoreResident Evil Fans Discover Possible Revelations 3 Leak Hiding On A PS5 Disc
With another piece of the puzzle found, we have our best look yet at a lost Resident Evil protagonist.
from TheGamer (Written by James Lucas) | September 5, 2026
Read MoreThe Last Of Us Part 3 Protagonist Has Gamers Split
Gamers are divided: Who should lead The Last of Us Part III?
from Screen Rant | September 5, 2026
Read MoreInsomniac's Venom Game Reportedly "Still In Development"
Don't count Venom out just yet.
from TheGamer (Written by James Lucas) | September 5, 2026
Read MoreFallout 5's Replacement Officially Lands In February 2027
This new Fallout 5 substitute is promising.
from Screen Rant | September 5, 2026
Read MoreThe Legend Of Zelda Returns December 2026 With New $624 Release
The Legend Of Zelda is returning in December with a brand-new premium release, although it has a premium price tag to match.
from Screen Rant | September 5, 2026
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