New Nintendo Hardware Officially Announced
Nintendo's latest exclusive, Splatoon Raiders, is set to splash onto the Nintendo Switch 2.
from Screen Rant | June 10, 2026
Read MoreK-Pop Demon Hunters Officially Returns July 31
Get ready to spot the differences! KPop Demon Hunters is back with an exclusive Spot-It! game, launching July 31.
from Screen Rant | June 10, 2026
Read MoreIt Sure Looks Like Nintendo Has Something Big To Go Up Against GTA 6
If anything can go up against GTA 6, it's a remake of one of the greatest games of all time.
from TheGamer (Written by Josh Coulson) | June 10, 2026
Read MoreElden Ring Fans Losing It Over Official New Game
FromSoftware, the masterminds behind Elden Ring, have just teased their next big project.
from Screen Rant | June 10, 2026
Read MorePC Game with Dead Space Vibes Is Free to Keep for a Limited Time
A PC game with a cosmic horror theme that's comparable to Dead Space is currently free for PC gamers to claim and keep forever.
from GameRant (Written by Mohsen Baqery) | June 10, 2026
Read MoreSpyro Leaker Claims Xbox Is Developing A New Crash Bandicoot Game, Too
The '90s console wars are officially upside down: Xbox has reportedly greenlit a new Crash Bandicoot game after Spyro.
from TheGamer (Written by James Lucas) | June 10, 2026
Read MoreBaldur's Gate 3 Fans Seriously Impressed With Huge New Expansion
Baldur's Gate 3 fans are blown away with this massive new expansion.
from Screen Rant | June 10, 2026
Read MoreDestiny 2's Final Update Brings In Twice As Many Players As Marathon Did At Launch
Service is ending for Destiny 2. But the final update breaks a two year peak. It's also double the players who turned up for Marathon at launch.
from TheGamer (Written by Harry Alston) | June 10, 2026
Read MoreThe Boys Officially Returns With One Last Adventure
The Boys run on Prime Video may have just drawn to a close, but that doesn't mean they're going away any time soon.
from Screen Rant | June 10, 2026
Read MoreNintendo Adds Another Game To Its Growing Suite Of $80 Titles
Nintendo is still the only studio that can get away with charging $80 for its games.
from TheGamer (Written by Josh Coulson) | June 10, 2026
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