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Topics: GTA 6 PlayStation Xbox
Wolverine launched to a 78 Metacritic: brutal combat, but linear and short of Insomniac's Spider-Man highs. The honest day-one picture, now players have it.
A dated record of everything Rockstar and Take-Two have published about GTA 6, and deliberately nothing else.
Metroid Ravenous, Kirby and the World Beyond, Mega Man Dual Override, and a wall of Switch 2 dates. What Nintendo confirmed, and what it means.
No PC version is announced. What that means, what Rockstar's history suggests, and why every PC date circulating is invented.
Two Vice City DualSense controllers, black and white, $84.99 each, out 19 November. Pre-orders open today. What's confirmed, and whether they're worth it.
Three times Red Dead Redemption 2 is the first official word on the map. The problem is that RDR2's size was never official either.
Onimusha: Way of the Sword is out, the first mainline entry in two decades. Here's what Capcom has revived, and who it's for.
The dark-fantasy RPG where you're part human, part vampire, and the clock is always running. What it is, and why it's worth attention in a crowded September.
Two back-to-back showcases, a pile of release dates, and one long-awaited finale confirmed. What's confirmed from PlayStation's September State of Play.
Six weeks, six big releases, all landing around 19 November. The autumn 2026 game calendar, with the dates that are actually confirmed.
The confirmed protagonist material from Rockstar's own site, and where the fan version quietly departs from it.
Rockstar confirmed no generative AI in development and no single-player microtransactions — a deliberate bet against where the industry is heading.
What Rockstar has confirmed is in each edition, what every pre-order gets, and the honest case for not deciding yet.
About 26 minutes, the first official word on the map's size, and a presentation built more around cutscenes than controller-in-hand play.