Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile Shutdown Timeline Confirmed
Activision has confirmed that Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile will shut down in April 2026. The mobile battle royale will remain playable until servers are taken offline, marking the end of its live-service run.
Star Trek: Voyager – Across the Unknown Launches Worldwide
Star Trek: Voyager – Across the Unknown has launched worldwide, offering fans a new interactive story set in the Delta Quadrant. The narrative-driven experience revisits Voyager’s crew while expanding the franchise’s universe through player choice and exploration.
King of Tokyo Tabletop Phenomenon Gets Video Game Adaptation
The award-winning tabletop game King of Tokyo is making its video game debut, bringing its fast-paced dice combat and monster mayhem to digital platforms with online and local multiplayer support.
EA Sports FC Uses AI Version of Commentator Guy Mowbray’s Voice
EA Sports FC has begun using an AI-generated version of commentator Guy Mowbray’s voice for select in-game lines. The move reflects growing use of artificial intelligence in sports games while maintaining commentator approval and involvement.
Xbox Game Pass Expands with New Day-One and Major Titles
Xbox Game Pass has expanded its lineup with new day-one and major titles available starting February 17. The latest additions reinforce Microsoft’s strategy of delivering immediate access to fresh releases alongside established favorites.
Unreal Tournament 2004 Free 4K Release Approved by Epic Games
A fan-led 4K-enhanced version of Unreal Tournament 2004 has been released with Epic Games’ permission, giving players a modernized way to experience the classic arena shooter while preserving its original gameplay.
Nintendo’s Virtual Boy App Now Live on Switch Online
Nintendo has launched its Virtual Boy app on Switch Online, giving subscribers access to classic titles from the company’s 1995 stereoscopic console. The release marks the first official return of Virtual Boy games on modern hardware.
Veteran Developer Shutaro Iida Has Died
Veteran developer Shutaro Iida has died, according to reports from major industry outlets. Widely respected for his contributions to Japanese game development, Iida leaves behind a legacy that shaped an era of console gaming.
Nintendo’s Virtual Boy Headset Confirmed to Run VR-Supported Switch Games
Nintendo has confirmed that its Virtual Boy headset accessory can run VR-supported Nintendo Switch games, including Breath of the Wild and Super Mario Odyssey. The device enhances existing VR modes rather than introducing standalone VR software.
Final Fantasy 7 Remake Director Discusses Part 3 Multiformat Performance Expectations
The director of Final Fantasy 7 Remake has addressed concerns about Part 3’s performance across multiple platforms, emphasizing Square Enix’s commitment to delivering stable, high-quality gameplay regardless of hardware.
Den of Wolves Developer 10 Chambers Confirms Major Layoffs, Including Co-Founders
10 Chambers, the studio behind Den of Wolves, has confirmed a major round of layoffs affecting a large number of staff, including co-founders. The restructuring comes amid ongoing industry-wide challenges, though development on the upcoming shooter is set to continue.
Details Confirmed for Rayman: 30th Anniversary Edition Physical Release
Ubisoft has confirmed new details for the Rayman: 30th Anniversary Edition physical release, marking three decades since the franchise first debuted. The boxed edition is set to celebrate Rayman’s legacy with collectible packaging and curated classic content.
God of War Creator Criticizes 2D Spin-Off Sons of Sparta
The creator of God of War has publicly criticized the newly released 2D spin-off Sons of Sparta, arguing that the project does not properly respect the franchise’s legacy. The comments add controversy to Sony’s latest expansion of the series.
Starsand Island Developer Speaks Out Over Alleged ‘Praise-Bombing’ Surge
The developer of Starsand Island has spoken out after a sudden surge of overwhelmingly positive reviews, describing the activity as a possible praise-bombing campaign. The studio has urged players to let the team focus on development and emphasized the importance of authentic feedback.
Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse Announced for 2026 During PlayStation State of Play
Konami has officially announced Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse, confirming the return of the iconic gothic action franchise in 2026. Revealed during PlayStation’s State of Play, the game promises a modern revival of the Belmont legacy.
PlayStation State of Play Delivered Major Reveals Including God of War and John Wick Announcements
Sony’s newest PlayStation State of Play featured major announcements across its lineup, including fresh updates on God of War, a new John Wick-inspired project, and expanded details on Ghost of Yotei. The showcase reinforced PlayStation’s focus on cinematic, story-driven experiences heading into the year ahead.
PlayStation Releases God of War: Sons of Sparta and Confirms Greek Trilogy Remake in Development
PlayStation has surprise-launched God of War: Sons of Sparta while confirming that a ground-up remake of the original Greek trilogy is in development. The announcement signals a major return to Kratos’ mythological origins for modern audiences.
Blizzard Reportedly Taps Nexon’s Arc Raiders Owner for a New StarCraft Shooter
Blizzard is reportedly working with a Nexon-owned studio on a new shooter set in the StarCraft universe. If confirmed, the project would mark the franchise’s first major expansion beyond its real-time strategy roots in years.
French Government Honors Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 Developers with Prestigious Knighthood
France has granted prestigious knighthood honors to 28 developers behind Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, marking a significant moment for the video game industry. The move reflects growing recognition of games as a legitimate and influential cultural art form.
Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 2 Delayed Amid Widespread Stability Issues
Epic Games has delayed the launch of Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 2 after the game became increasingly unstable. The decision follows reports of crashes, server issues, and performance problems, with Epic prioritizing stability over sticking to the original seasonal schedule.