Bungie has released new information about the seasonal format of Marathon, as it nears its 5th March release date. These seasons, free to all players and roughly three months long, will result in the game feeling "meaningfully different", according to today's press blast. The game retails for $39.99 / €39.99 / Ł34.99 for the base edition, so I'm quite glad to hear that the Seasonal updates - for now, at least - aren't going to require added purchases.
Microsoft has announced the Xbox Game Pass titles for March and it's a bumper month. The headline additions are Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, Cyberpunk 2077, Hollow Knight: Silksong (for Game Pass Ultimate) and Planet of Lana 2.
Following the Marathon Server Slam, feedback is flowing wide and free across the internet. One of the more prominent areas of discussion is focused on the game's readability: how easy it is to digest information you're given on one of its various menus. Or, as its been so succinctly dubbed by some: 'Fontslop'.
Iron Galaxy, a studio celebrated for superbly remastering Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 + 4, has dropped an egregious hint it may be remastering Fallout: New Vegas next.
Over the weekend, the fog around Nintendo's unexpected (and, in some ways, controversial) rerelease of Pokémon FireRed/LeafGreen has lifted, and it's all left me feeling rather peculiar. When Nintendo first announced these ports, released via the Nintendo eShop where they retail for Ł16.99 each, there was a lot of community outcry. Previously, we'd seen Game Boy Advance titles added to the Nintendo Classics catalogue, accessible via a paid Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack membership. A bit cheeky, fine, but for those that wanted to partake in some retro goodness, it's always been an indulgent bonus.
Crimson Desert, the single player RPG spin-off from hit Korean MMO Black Desert, has surpassed 3m Wishlists in the run up to its launch later this month.
Nintendo fans, this is not a drill - celebrated indie gem Blue Prince is making its headscatching but oh-so-compelling arrival on 
The fifth entry in the acclaimed co-op puzzle series We Were Here series has been announced.
Pokémon Pokopia has become the highest rated Pokémon game ever on Metacritic.
The next God of War game will reportedly feature Faye as the lead character, who we're familiar with as Kratos' wife and Atreus' mother in the recent God of War games. And the game will apparently be revealed this year and released next, during the first-half of 2027.
Capcom has announced a new showcase, scheduled for later this week.
Four more names have been added to the cast of Amazon's upcoming God of War live-action series, with Thor's lineage being well represented.
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