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Control Resonant is coming this year, but that doesn't mean Remedy Entertainment is done with the original Control just yet. In fact, the developer has just released an all-new version of the game for iPhone and iPad after teasing it last year.
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Polish company 11 bit Studios is "reimaginging" the civilians-surviving-war game that first propelled it to global success: This War of Mine. This is apparently "not a standard remaster" but a game "designed from the ground up with a multi-year lifecycle".
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The recently released and record-breaking Super Mario Galaxy Movie delves more into Princess Peach's background, and Shigeru Miyamoto wants Nintendo to adhere to this in future games.
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Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream appears to be doing exceptionally well in France, with the game snatching the crown for best selling physical game in the country from Resident Evil: Requiem.
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The Expanse: Osiris Reborn caused a commotion when it was announced. That's in part because it looked like a modern Mass Effect, which always tends to be taken as a good thing, and because it's an adaptation of a well-known and well-liked science-fiction property in The Expanse. What's more, it comes from a studio with role-playing pedigree, Owlcat Games, the creator of the Pathfinder CRPGs and, more recently, Warhammer 40K: Rogue Trader, a delightfully crunchy and dense CRPG.
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Seven years ago, a real deep-cut from FromSoftware's back catalogue was brought back into the spotlight. Metal Wolf Chaos - a 2004 Xbox game in which you play mech-piloting US president Michael Wilson - a truly rowdy game full of absurd action was back in a big way.
The alarmingly Pokémon-like open-world creature collecting action game Pickmon has changed its name, ostensibly to "better align with our brand identity and lore", but probably also to get out of Nintendo's lawyers' way.
Behavior Interactive appears to have laid off a number of employees from the company. The exact number of affected workers has yet to be confirmed.
While it may seem that Joel's story in The Last of Us is finished, Troy Baker still believes we will see the character again in some form.
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