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Switch 2 owner stuck with broken console thanks to ‘fake’ video game from Amazon
A Nintendo Switch 2 owner reported that a counterfeit copy of Pragmata purchased from Amazon Warehouse not only failed to work but also damaged their console. The user suspects the cartridge was an empty shell with a 3D-printed interior, and after forcefully removing it, the Switch 2 could no longer read any physical games. Amazon has issued a refund but denies responsibility for the console damage.
Save on some epic games in the Capcom Masters Bundle at Fanatical
Fanatical is offering the Capcom Masters Bundle, allowing customers to select multiple games from a list of Capcom titles at a discounted price. The bundle includes popular games such as Resident Evil 4, Monster Hunter Rise, and the Ace Attorney Investigations Collection, with many titles verified or playable on Steam Deck.
Resident Evil Movie's Giant Creature Sure Looks Like He Came From Dune
The first trailer for Zach Cregger's Resident Evil movie has been released, showcasing a monster that bears a striking resemblance to Baron Harkonnen from the Dune films. Director Cregger stated that the creature's design was inspired by the book Blood Meridian, and that the film will focus on the T-Virus's mutations rather than traditional zombies. The movie, set during the Raccoon City outbreak, aims to capture the gameplay experience of Capcom's survival-horror series.
Pragmata Review – Stunning Sci-Fi Action That Delivers | Invision Game Community
Pragmata is a visually stunning third-person action shooter that delivers an engaging gameplay loop with satisfying combat and a heartfelt father-daughter dynamic between the protagonist Hugh and the robot Diana. Built on the RE Engine, the game offers impressive graphics and smooth performance on PC and PlayStation 5, with a runtime of around 16 hours.
Resident Evil Movie Trailer Debuts, Highlighting A Terrifying New Vision
The first trailer for the new Resident Evil movie, directed by Zach Cregger, has been released, showcasing a fresh take on the survival-horror video game series. Cregger stated the film is a love letter to the games, adhering to their lore while telling a new story without narrative acrobatics. The movie is set to release in theaters on September 18.
This Week in Switch 2 - Final Fantasy XIV, Capcom's crushing it, third Mario movie & We Are Xbox
This episode covers the latest Nintendo and gaming news of the week, including discussions on Final Fantasy XIV, Capcom's performance, a potential third Mario movie, and updates from Xbox. The Nintendo Switch platform is also a topic of discussion.
Mega Man My Play Watch Announced with Mega Man 2 Gameplay Modes and Smart Features
Capcom announced Mega Man: My Play Watch, a digital gaming watch launching June 16, 2026, for $79.99. It features a simplified version of Mega Man 2 with three modes: Classic, Arcade, and Play Time. The watch also includes basic offline smartwatch features like step and heart rate tracking.
Capcom Cut Entire Chapter From Resident Evil Requiem During Development | HappyGamer
Capcom reportedly cut an entire early chapter from Resident Evil Requiem during development, with the news surfacing on Reddit. The article criticizes the lack of transparency from developers regarding such significant content removals, arguing that it erodes trust with players. This decision raises questions about the game's final state and the overall development process.
Resident Evil Requiem devs cut an entire chapter from the game like they did with Resident Evil 7
Koshi Nakanishi, director of Resident Evil Requiem, revealed that an entire chapter was cut from the game during development, similar to a previous instance with Resident Evil 7 Biohazard. He explained that cutting entire chapters is a common part of the iterative game development process, where content is often revised or removed early on.
Resident Evil Requiem director says Capcom cut an entire chapter before game's release
Koshi Nakanishi, director of Resident Evil Requiem, revealed that an entire chapter was cut from the game before its release as part of a rigorous selection process. Nakanishi explained that content is often removed during early development stages to improve pacing and overall game quality, comparing the process to editing text or video. He emphasized that decisions are made based on delivering the intended user experience, even if it means removing hard work from the development team.
Summer Game Fest 2026 Rumors Include Hogwarts Legacy 2 and Half-Life 3 | HappyGamer
Rumors are circulating about potential major announcements at Summer Game Fest 2026, including Hogwarts Legacy 2, Final Fantasy VII Remake Part 3, Grand Theft Auto VI, Kingdom Hearts IV, Devil May Cry 6, and Half-Life 3. While some titles like Hogwarts Legacy 2 and Final Fantasy VII Remake Part 3 are considered more likely due to existing project structures, others like Half-Life 3 remain highly speculative. The event is seen as a crucial platform for publishers to generate hype and drive engagement in a competitive market.
Resident Evil 9's director reveals there was a 'phantom Chapter 2' that was cut 'in the process of…
Resident Evil Village director Akifumi Nakanishi revealed that a 'phantom Chapter 2' was cut during development, which would have bridged the gap between the initial annex section and the main building. Nakanishi explained that such cuts are common during the iterative process of game development, where entire chapters can be removed to improve the overall structure and pacing of the final product.
Best Zombie Games Of All Time
This guide ranks the best zombie games of all time, highlighting titles that excel in survival, horror, and action. Featured games include '7 Days to Die,' 'Days Gone,' 'Resident Evil 2,' and 'The Last of Us series,' among others, spanning various platforms like PC, PlayStation, and Xbox consoles.
Resident Evil Requiem's New Minigame Unlocks After The Campaign, Which Is Fair
Capcom has revealed details about a new minigame for Resident Evil Requiem, which will unlock only after players complete the main campaign. Game director Koshi Nakanishi described the mode as action-focused, drawing from the battles within the core game. Producer Masato Kumazawa confirmed the unlock condition, and the article also mentions the game's successful sales and a previously released photo mode.
Games Inbox: Is buying a video game day one a good idea?
Readers discuss the merits of buying games on day one, weighing instant access and being part of the conversation against the potential for lower prices and sales later. The article also touches on Sony's controversial PS5 DRM policy, the impact of studio closures on franchises like XCOM, and speculation about future game releases and company strategies.
Pragmata and Saros give hope for the future of big budget video games
The release of new intellectual properties like Pragmata and Saros offers a hopeful contrast to the current trend of sequels and licensed games in the industry. These titles prioritize gameplay and unique experiences, a rarity in modern big-budget development. While Western publishers are increasingly risk-averse, focusing on live service games, Japanese developers like Capcom and Sony Interactive Entertainment are still willing to invest in new IPs, providing a much-needed breath of fresh air.
Resident Evil Requiem Had a “Phantom Chapter 2” That Was Cut Before Release, Says Director
Resident Evil Requiem director Koshi Nakanishi revealed that an entire "phantom Chapter 2" was cut from the game before its release to tighten its structure, similar to a cut chapter in Resident Evil 7. Nakanishi also discussed an upcoming single-player minigame based on the main game's battles. Resident Evil Requiem is available on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and Nintendo Switch.
There are dozens of us! The best third-person shooter of all time sees HUGE* player spike on Steam after Capcom's…
Despite a modest player count increase on Steam, the article humorously analyzes the reasons behind the recent spike in players for the 2017 PC port of PlatinumGames' third-person shooter Vanquish. While the author speculates a connection to the upcoming game Pragmata, the data suggests the increase is more in line with historical sales and discounts, though the game's unique mechanics are highlighted as reasons for its enduring appeal.
'Wow, that was quick': Resident Evil Requiem devs thought it would take 2 weeks to crack the Final Puzzle, but…
Developers at Capcom were surprised by how quickly players solved the 'Final Puzzle' in Resident Evil Requiem, with the team expecting it to take at least two weeks. Director Akifumi Nakanishi noted that a similar puzzle in Resident Evil 7's demo was solved in half a day, but this latest challenge, which involved complex steps like a timed grinder sequence and flushing a toilet multiple times, was datamined and solved within four days.
Only 40% of players switched to third person during Grace's parts in Resident Evil Requiem: 'There are clear differences in this data depending on the platform and region'
Director Akifumi Nakanishi revealed that only 40% of Resident Evil Requiem players switched to third-person perspective during Grace's sections, compared to 90% for Leon's. Data shows regional and platform differences, with Japanese players preferring third-person and PC players favoring first-person. Producer Masato Kumazawa attributes this to player familiarity with game genres.
