PlayStation and Insomniac Games have come out of nowhere and revealed the release date for the hugely-anticipated Marvel’s Wolverine. The game will officially launch for PlayStation 5 on September 15, 2026, which is less than seven months away! Surprisingly, despite the game now being somewhat within reach, Insomniac hasn’t chosen to accompany this release date […]
Pokémon Day is nearly here on February 27, 2026, and to celebrate, The Pokémon Company and Nintendo have announced that both Pokémon FireRed and Pokémon LeafGreen will be coming to the Nintendo Switch eShop, at the conclusion of the Pokémon Presents broadcast on the same day! This pair of titles was originally released on the
Pokémon Day is nearly upon us on Friday, February 27, at 6:00 a.m. PST, and as is tradition at this point that means we’re about to be treated to another edition of the series’ trademark news broadcast, Pokémon Presents. This year marks a particularly special Pokémon Day, as it’s the franchise’s 30-year anniversary, so fans
Sony’s PlayStation Studios collective has lost another studio, with the company making the decision to shutter Bluepoint Games, a developer it acquired just five years ago and which is responsible for well-received remasters/remakes of some beloved titles, such as Shadow of the Colossus and Demon’s Souls. The initial report from Bloomberg’s Jason Schreier cites a
It was a surprise announcement at the most recent PlayStation State of Play – the Greek era of God of War is coming back with a full trilogy remake on the way. And while that’s something for the far future, the present was also taken care of in the form of a shadow-dropped new title,
Senior leadership at Xbox has seen a major shift this week, with CEO Phil Spencer announcing his retirement and Sarah Bond resigning from her role as President, removing two very public faces from the brand. Asha Sharma, previously president of Microsoft’s CoreAI division and before that holding roles at the likes of Meta, will become
Nintendo has been steadily going over some key hits in its Switch back catalogue to capitalise on upgraded “Nintendo Switch 2 Edition” re-releases, and the latest example is a surprise drop for what was already a re-release in itself when it launched on the Nintendo Switch early last year – Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition.
Mario and friends have a knack for spinning real-world sports into accessible, pick-up-and-play videogame experiences that can light up a loungeroom and offer something even to the least sports-minded players. I am one of those people, and Mario Tennis Fever achieves that perfectly appealing mashup of technique and chaos with just one new feature –
