Xbox boss Phil Spencer said he's "not trying to move [PS5 and PC players] all over to Xbox anymore", acknowledging that players are "all so invested in where our games are", all he wants to do now is "allow more people to play" Xbox games on other systems.
Half-Life 2 art director and Dishonored designer Viktor Antonov has died aged just 52.
Developer Rockstar allegedly has its eyes on creating the next metaverse-style gaming experience, and has been in discussions with "top" Fortnite and Roblox creators, as well as dedicated GTA content creators, about designing custom experiences within Grand Theft Auto 6.
If you are one of the many eagerly awaiting Elder Scrolls 6 - which was first announced all the way back in 2018 - well, I am sorry to say I don't have a release date for you just yet. But, what I do have is word of an opportunity to create an NPC for the upcoming game instead.
It's been five years since the end of Life is Strange 2, Don't Nod's impassioned but sometimes meandering roadtrip tale. Ditching the small town trappings and blue-haired fan-favourite from the series' original story was a bold move for the developer, and a deliberate push for a different-feeling sequel. But while Life is Strange 2's episodic study of American social issues and the changing relationship between two young brothers had some impressive moments, it also felt like too much of a curveball for some fans, who had expected a more familiar follow-up. It was at this point that Don't Nod and its Life is Strange series permanently parted ways, leaving future franchise entries to be developed by other hands.
Rejoice, dear readers, for today heralds the arrival of a new Cosmo D game. Technically, it's episode 1 of a new Cosmo D game, as this latest project - Moves of the Diamond Hand - will be split into four separate chapters, and released in currently unknown intervals at a later date. Today marks the release of Chapter 1 in its entirety - as a free demo - and when Chapter 2 eventually arrives, it will shift into paid early access.
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Wizards of the Coast has unveiled the first four of its forthcoming Magic: The Gathering Final Fantasy cards, and confirmed legendary artist Yoshitaka Amano is involved.
Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity (GOSH Charity) has shared a curated collection of games on Steam, which when purchased will help raise money to build a new Children's Cancer Centre in London.
Sony has updated its Last Chance To Play collection on PS Plus, listing games leaving the service next month.
Former PlayStation boss Shuhei Yoshida has said he took the job overseeing indie games for PlayStation because he "had no choice" - and now they're selling better than ever on the console.
Nintendo has announced it will discontinue its Gold Points scheme across the Switch eShop and official Nintendo website.
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