Fallout 76 Set to Receive Next-Gen Upgrade for PS5 and Xbox Series X/S After Nearly Eight Years

Can a new competitor in the racing genre bring back the exhilarating flair that might have been lacking in the latest installment of a popular franchise? Why did it take so long for a certain post-apocalyptic MMO to finally arrive on next-gen consoles? And what’s the deal with one character in an upcoming horror title dropping an F-bomb? Here’s your gaming roundup for June 2, 2026, where we’re still processing the chaos from yesterday’s town hall event. But let’s shift gears to more exciting topics.

Let’s take a moment to appreciate some of the most memorable save points from the SNES era:

Save points in SNES RPGs ❤️

1. Tales of Phantasia
2. Final Fantasy VI (FFIII in NA)
3. Final Fantasy V
4. Secret of Mana
5. Super Mario RPG
6. Chrono Trigger
7. Trials of Mana/Seiken Densetsu 3
8. Breath of Fire
9. Star Ocean

Bethesda has finally announced the long-awaited next-gen upgrade for the survival MMO, with specs promising up to 4K resolution on Xbox Series X, but only 1440p on PS5 and PS5 Pro. A bit odd! Still no updates on cross-play availability.

“Available to everyone who owns the game,” Bethesda stated. “You’ll be able to download the Xbox Series X/S and PlayStation 5 test versions from their respective stores. Once testing wraps up, we aim to release the update later this summer!”

In an interview, the producer of a certain survival horror series mentioned, “I think every fan has imagined a Japan setting, and I’ve considered it myself. Since the series is mainly developed by a Japanese team, I believe everyone has thought about it. Although Japan hasn’t been featured yet, it could happen in the future.”

Introducing Clutch, the debut project from the former creative director of a well-known racing franchise. The game, featuring a narrative crafted by a co-creator of a popular series, revolves around two siblings competing in a prestigious racing series alongside a group of car enthusiasts known as the Midnight Club. It’s being developed in Unreal Engine 5, emphasizing the intricate details of each vehicle.

A highly anticipated 50v50 multiplayer shooter was initially set to launch this month but has been pushed to August 13. “We want to ensure that the game delivers the best experience for players on both PC and console. After extensive internal testing and feedback from the open beta, we’ve identified areas where additional development time will enhance the launch experience,” the developers shared in a recent blog post.

According to some players testing the latest patch for a popular RTS, the recent update includes major changes to units and the economy, along with quality-of-life improvements. Who needs a sequel when the current game keeps evolving, right?

A little detail leaked in the age rating for an upcoming horror spin-off reveals that the word “f**k” is featured in the game. It’s rumored to be a PS5 exclusive, and it might make an appearance at one of this week’s showcases.