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Recent headlines include EA confirming leaked Iron Man footage, Konami planning a steadier rhythm for Silent Hill, Riot Games ending active development of 2XKO and the retirement of Warren Spector. Rockstar fans can follow GTA VI coverage and new merchandise for GTA, Red Dead and Bully, while Black Myth: Zhong Kui shows off its sword combat.
The business side is covered too, with the potential effect of new US tariffs, record-low physical sales in July and the debate over discs, plus Meta’s mini-game feed and the link between gaming and NFL fan culture. Lighter stories include a Pokemon cartridge returned to its owner and a former Valve designer’s tale of a Half-Life 2 bug. Browse by studio or franchise for the clearest route through the archive.
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Warren Spector announces retirement from game development, with three game ideas still in mind
Warren Spector, the creator associated with Deus Ex and System Shock, says he is retiring from game development after more than four decades in the…
When to Watch Grand Theft Auto VI: An Extended Look on Netflix and YouTube
Grand Theft Auto VI: An Extended Look premieres first on Netflix on August 27, before becoming available free on Rockstar Games’ YouTube channel and the…
EA Confirms Leaked Iron Man Game Footage Is Authentic
EA has acknowledged that leaked footage from EA Motive’s Iron Man game is genuine, while offering no timing for a formal reveal or the game’s…
How Fresh U.S. Tariffs Could Disrupt the Video Game Industry
New tariff measures may add pressure to console supply chains, hardware imports and physical game distribution, while the policy landscape continues to shift.
Riot Games Will End Active Development on 2XKO in December 2026
Riot Games will conclude active development on 2XKO in December 2026, while keeping its servers online, unlocking champions and processing eligible refunds.
Konami Sets Its Sights on a Steadier Silent Hill Release Rhythm
Konami is aiming to bring new Silent Hill games out annually while keeping several undisclosed projects in development or under exploration.
How Video Games Have Become Part of NFL Fan Culture
NFL fandom is not limited to broadcasts and stadium visits. Madden NFL, interactive video and augmented-reality activities give supporters additional ways to debate players, manage…
US Physical Game Sales Hit Record July Low as Disc Debate Grows
US spending on new physical video game software reached $85 million in July 2026, the lowest July total recorded since Circana began tracking the market…
Cyber Cycles Reaches Consoles for the First Time Through Arcade Archives
Namco's 1995 motorcycle arcade racer Cyber Cycles is now available on consoles, with separate Arcade Archives editions for older and newer platforms.
Meta’s Pocket Turns Mini-Games Into a Social Feed
Meta has launched Pocket in the United States, a social app built around creating, sharing and remixing small interactive gizmos from text prompts.
Black Myth: Zhong Kui Gameplay Trailer Highlights Sword Combat and a Winged Boss
A new 15-minute Black Myth: Zhong Kui trailer puts its sword-based action in the spotlight, from evasive maneuvers and parries to fire effects and a…
Rockstar Unveils New GTA, Red Dead, and Bully Merch, Sparking Fans’ Excitement Ahead of Holiday Season
Rockstar releases a new line of merchandise, including apparel and home items, for enthusiastic fans. The long-awaited GTA 6 is delayed until November 2026, causing…