Amazon Is Reportedly Destroying Physical PS5 Games and Music Albums
An alleged Amazon warehouse employee claims sealed PS5 games and music albums were sent for destruction, raising new questions about physical media and game preservation.
No Disc, No Collector’s Edition: Why Gamers Should Boycott GTA VI’s $400 Package
GTA VI’s $400 collector’s edition does not include a physical disc, raising broader questions about physical media, digital ownership, game preservation, and the future of buying games.
Xbox Hands Development of the Next Halo to Activision as 2026 Restructuring Continues
Xbox is restructuring again, eliminating 268 positions and moving development of the next Halo game to Activision. Here’s what the latest Xbox restructuring means for Halo Studios, Activision, Rare, World’s Edge, and Xbox’s broader game-development strategy.
Bungie Is Bringing Destiny 2 Back and Expanding the Destiny Universe
Bungie is bringing vaulted Destiny 2 campaigns, destinations, and raids back to the game while recommitting to the future of the Destiny universe.
SNK Announces Metal Slug Ultimate Collection for Its 30th Anniversary
SNK is celebrating 30 years of Metal Slug with the Metal Slug Ultimate Collection, featuring 10 games, a rare Location Test Version, online rankings, and new quality-of-life features.
Blackwood: A Hitman, a DVD Store, and Two Lives That Can’t Collide
Blackwood is a third-person action game that combines running a DVD store by day with John Wick-inspired gunfights as a hitman at night.
Marathon Continues to Struggle: Bungie Delays Fall Update and Shifts Focus to PvE
Bungie has delayed Marathon’s major update to December while shifting away from seasonal content and focusing on PvE, progression, and core gameplay changes.
Sega Partners with Netflix to Brings Crazy Taxi, Sonic, and Stranger Than Heaven to Film and TV
Sega and Netflix are teaming up to bring Crazy Taxi, Stranger Than Heaven, and Sonic the Hedgehog to film and television.
StarCraft Returns After 15 Years—But It’s Not an RTS
Blizzard has teased a new StarCraft game after 15 years, but the franchise is leaving its RTS roots behind for an open-world, story-driven shooter.
A Closer Look at PlayStation’s Messy Divorce With Hideo Kojima
Bloomberg’s Jason Schreier offers new insight into why PlayStation walked away from Hideo Kojima’s PHYSINT and the issues surrounding the project.
