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EA Sports FC 27 has officially arrived. The latest entry in EA’s football series is now available worldwide, following early access that began last week. While the annual release still revolves around the familiar mix of matches, Ultimate Team, Career Mode and Clubs, FC 27 introduces several changes that affect how those modes work. The…

For years, Nintendo fans have had one obvious question about Monster Hunter: World. If the Nintendo Switch 2 can handle games far beyond what the original Switch could run, why hasn’t Capcom brought one of the biggest Monster Hunter games to the platform? Capcom’s latest answer makes the situation a lot clearer. During an interview…

Tokyo Game Show 2026 was supposed to keep its doors open through Monday. That plan changed on September 19. The Tokyo Game Show Organizing Committee has canceled the entire September 21 schedule as Typhoon No. 25 approaches Japan. Organizers expect conditions to worsen later in the day and are also concerned about possible disruption to…

For a small game studio, a publisher’s funding can look like the thing that finally makes the next game possible. It can pay developers. It can keep production moving. It can turn a promising prototype into a full game instead of another project that never gets finished. But there is another side to that arrangement.…

Heart Machine Just Lost the Project Keeping Its Team Together For players, Heart Machine’s next game never existed. There was no reveal trailer. No Steam page. No screenshots. No title. Behind closed doors, though, the project was important enough to help fund the studio. That project is now gone. Heart Machine founder Alx Preston announced…

The first real test of Gears of War: E-Day is now in the rear-view mirror. From August 6 through August 10, eligible players were able to get their hands on the multiplayer beta before the game reaches its full release later this year. The first weekend was more than a small preview. It gave The…

The best gaming crossovers usually begin with one simple question. “Wait… why are these two together?” A racing game joins a shooter. A movie hero suddenly appears in a fighting game. A famous TV character becomes a Fortnite skin. They’re fun for a while, but most of them feel exactly like what they are—two popular…

One of the things I’ve always liked about Fallout is that every new story begins with the same promise. You’re stepping into a place you’ve never seen before. It doesn’t matter whether you’re leaving Vault 101, walking into the Mojave, or trying to survive in the Commonwealth. Every region has its own history, its own…

When Rockstar confirmed that GTA 6 pre-orders would begin on June 25, most people expected the conversation to focus on the usual things. The trailer. The cover art. The price. The release date. And sure, all of that happened. Fans immediately started dissecting screenshots, debating special editions, and trying to figure out what Rockstar might…

When PlayStation Network (PSN) goes down, most players expect one thing. Online games stop working. That’s frustrating, but it’s also something gamers have dealt with for years. Servers go offline, maintenance happens, and eventually everything comes back. What feels different today is the reaction. Every time PSN experiences a major disruption, social media fills with…

Whenever an old game starts trending again, somebody eventually says the same thing. “It’s just nostalgia.” Most of the time, that’s probably true. People tend to remember the best parts of older games and conveniently forget the frustrations. A decade passes, memories soften, and suddenly every game from the past feels better than it actually…

One of the strangest things about competitive Pokémon is how little time some players actually spend battling. That sounds ridiculous at first. But anyone who has spent time around ranked play knows exactly what I mean. The battle itself might last ten minutes. Getting ready for that battle can take hours. For years, competitive players…

Whenever the words “Nintendo” and “data breach” appear in the same headline, people tend to assume the worst. That’s understandable. Over the years, gamers have seen enough leaks, hacks, and security incidents to immediately start wondering whether accounts, payment information, or upcoming games are at risk. That’s why Nintendo’s recent statement regarding the TinyPulse incident…

For a while now, PlayStation has been strangely difficult to read. The games never stopped coming. The studios were still there. The PlayStation 5 continued selling millions of units. Yet every major showcase seemed to leave the same question hanging in the air: What exactly is Sony building toward? That uncertainty has followed PlayStation for…

When I first heard Grow a Garden 2 was finally launching, I expected more of the same. More crops. A bigger map. Maybe a few new seeds. The usual sequel stuff. Then I started reading through the new features and realized something surprising. Grow a Garden 2 doesn’t seem interested in being a simple farming…

There was a moment during the Nintendo Direct when I thought I knew exactly what NBA The Run was going to be. A smaller basketball game. A cheaper basketball game. Maybe even a forgettable basketball game. Then I watched a few matches. And the weird thing is that I stopped thinking about NBA The Run…