Overwatch is revamping its Battle Pass system, allowing players to select the sequence of reward unlocks, exchange skins, and retain previous Passes for future use.
Sony is releasing a special limited edition PS5 and controller inspired by Insomniac’s superhero game featuring the beloved X-Man.
Take-Two’s CEO highlights a surge in Ultimate Edition sales driven by high pre-release interest in Rockstar’s upcoming open-world title.
Alan Wake 2 has achieved a significant milestone, reaching 3 million total sales since its launch, despite a challenging beginning.
The U.S. Department of Transportation is proudly hiring a record number of air traffic controllers with gaming backgrounds.
Marvel Tokon Fighting Souls faced challenges during its launch on Windows PC, but a recent patch released on Monday has addressed numerous player concerns.
Celebrate the 20th anniversary of the beloved zen-platformer, now revived by the creators of Chasm.
Valve has alerted European customers about a data breach involving its Steam hardware shipping partner, which may have compromised personal information such as names, addresses, and email addresses.
Players of Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls on PC are finding workarounds like running the Epic Games Store in the background and utilizing framerate limiters to enhance their gaming experience.
Blizzard has emerged as the leading studio at Xbox, driven by the impressive success of Overwatch and the recent DLC for Diablo 4.
Take-Two’s CEO highlights the diminishing relevance of physical discs for major titles like GTA6, noting that digital sales now account for over 90% of game purchases.
Restart, a gaming media platform previously backed by Walmart, has reportedly dismissed its entire editorial staff, as confirmed by the former editor-in-chief.
Epic Games has announced that players can keep collecting sprites in Fortnite through the conclusion of Chapter 7.
Pokémon TCG Pocket is experiencing a notable decline in its monthly player base, prompting DeNA to explore new strategies to encourage players to return and engage with the game.
BR1: Infinite offers players the chance to earn real cash for each enemy they eliminate and for every hour they stay alive in the game, but there’s a twist.
Rust’s August wipe brings exciting updates, featuring the launch of the Bar Games and Stone Sculpture DLC, along with fresh changes to monuments.