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PlayStation CEO comments add fuel to reports of a renewed focus on PS5 exclusives, less PC ports
Looks like those who want to play Wolverine might need to think about getting a PS5.
Gaming
Anna Bernardo
Persona 4 Revival livestream shows off new combat mechanics, remixed music, and more
You’re getting new versions of classic Persona 4 tracks, whether you like it or not.
Timothy "Timaugustin" Augustin
Pokémon Pokopia's next event brings Jirachi, while expansion pass artwork hints at new features
The next Pokopia event arrives next week, but the expansion pass's artwork may have stolen the spotlight.
Grand Theft Auto VI pre-orders will officially begin on 25 June, new cover art revealed by Rockstar
Rockstar Games’ highly-anticipated new GTA game will soon be available for pre-orders.
Recap: Genshin Impact Version Luna VIII livestream reveals Sandrone, summer event, and more
The upcoming version is slated to drop on 1 July.
General
Arianne "YanKu" Blanco
Grand Theft Auto V current-gen upgrade becomes free for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One owners
A long-standing GTA 5 upgrade barrier is finally being removed.
Unreal Engine 6 announced for early access release in 2027, and it's changing how games are made
Unreal Engine 6 is aiming to change more than just how games look.
Call of Duty Black Ops 1 and 2 to be ported to PlayStation consoles next month
Players will soon be able to experience the first-generation Black Ops games on modern PlayStation platforms.
Sarah "KZ" Zulkiflee
Street Fighter 6 reveals gameplay for Filipino Year 4 DLC fighter Yasmine, teases balance changes
One of Year Four's newcomers is arriving with unfinished business.
Spider-Man Brand New Day's new suit is coming to Marvel's Spider-Man 2 as free DLC
Spider-Man: Brand New Day’s slick new suit is coming to Marvel’s Spider-Man 2.
Meccha Chameleon surpasses 3 million sales, becoming the next Steam 'friendslop' hit
The hide-and-seek game was developed in less than two months by a lone developer.
EU Commission declines new Stop Killing Games law, backs voluntary industry guidelines instead
Not everyone sees the Commission's decision as a defeat.