Honestly, it feels like forever ago (time, eh?) developer Insomniac announced it would be following up its excellent Spider-Man games by taking on a very different kind of Marvel hero. But five years later, Wolverine is almost ready to pounce, and the studio is stoking excitement for the PS5 game's September release with our first chunk of uninterrupted gameplay – seven minutes, in fact – which includes the arrival of a familiar X-Men face. Read more
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Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis gets new trailer featuring Lara, Natla and Larson, as well as slight a delay
At this evening's PlayStation State of Play we were treated to another look at Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis. Legacy of Atlantis is the upcoming remake of the original Tomb Raider, which was unveiled at The Game Awards in December. Read more
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Ace Combat 8 soars onto the Sony State of Play with a new release date trailer
A new trailer for Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve has been revealed at today's Sony State of Play livestream. As part of this trailer, we now know the game will release on the 2nd October, 2026.
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For the first time in its 25-year history, Runescape comes to PlayStation 5 this year with survival game RuneScape Dragonwilds
Jagex announced, as part of today's PlayStation State of Play showcase, that its survival game RuneScape: Dragonwilds will make series' history and be the first Runescape game to land on consoles – ever. Read more
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Silent Hill: Townfall has a PS5 release date, and things are getting scary in very foggy Scotland this September
Silent Hill's long-awaited resurgence has seen a strong start thanks to Bloober Team's Silent HIll 2 remake and developer Neobards' Silent Hill f. So hopes are high for the survival horror series next outing, Silent Hill Townfall, which is now confirmed to be releasing for PlayStation 5 on 24th September. Read more
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Former Dragon Age lead says product placements could help combat "overreliance on microtransactions" and I agree because every game should make you pick a watch colour
Video games should investigate dabbling in product placement as heavily as some movies do, just in case it can help provide an alternative to live-service monetisation via microtransactions, former Dragon Age director has suggested. Yes! Yes, I say, because every single game should follow 007 First Light's lead and force you to choose between seven different colour variants of the same branded timepiece.
I'm serious, this is what the industry needs. The time is now. Everyone must pick a watch!
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