Grand Theft Auto 6 launches on November 19, 2026 for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, and with pre-orders finally live, we now know a little bit more about the state of the game’s release. Alongside confirming a $129.95 price point for the standard edition of the game (or $159.95 for the “Ultimate” version with extra […]
Rockstar Games has, as it does, dropped a morsel of Grand Theft Auto VI news out of nowhere. Hot off the heels of announcing that it’s giving away the current-gen console GTA 5 upgrade to all previous owners for free. The studio has confirmed that it will hit the “GO LIVE” button on digital, and
Capcom has announced its participation and plans for the 2026 iteration of Gamescom – one of the year’s biggest gaming entertainment expos, taking place in Cologne, Germany from August 26 to August 30. The publisher has confirmed it’s bringing a number of titles to the show, including a world first public hands-on with the recently-announced
Rockstar has announced that it’s giving away its current-gen enhanced ports of Grand Theft Auto V to all owners of the last-gen version, meaning those who currently own the game on PS4 and Xbox One can upgrade to the PS5 and Xbox Series X|S versions at no extra cost. This is already the case on
Just as we exit one big showcase season in video games, it’s already time to start thinking about August 2026 and the lead-up to Gamescom. With publishers and promoters looking to breathe some of Geoff Keighley’s air around Opening Night Live on on August 25, a brand-new contender has appeared with a unique proposition. Instead
After being hinted at last week, and closely following a successful Summer Game Fest showing where it splashed cash on lavish events and fan giveaways, it’s now all but confirmed that Xbox is set to shutter a number of studios, with some high-profile names in the mix. That’s according to reporting from Bloomberg’s Jason Schreier
At least the consoles are transparent. Microsoft is planning yet another round of major layoffs within its Xbox division, according to a new report from Bloomberg, which cites people familiar with the company’s strategy. While not officially confirmed by the company, and with no comment, the report suggests that the layoffs are expected following Microsoft’s
Reports this morning have broken that say massive, global video games publisher, Ubisoft, is shuttering two of its studios, Ubisoft Winnipeg and Ubisoft Belgrade, and “restructuring” further offices, including Ubisoft Barcelona. The Winnipeg and Belgrade studios have a long history with the company, having collectively worked across many of its biggest franchises like Assassin’s Creed,
