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The Last Of Us director ‘isn’t done’ with the series as he teases new game
Naughty Dog's Neil Druckmann has indicated that there are multiple 'The Last of Us' projects in development, suggesting a future for the franchise beyond the upcoming TV show season. While not directly involved in the TV adaptation of Part 2, Druckmann confirmed Naughty Dog is still the steward of the IP and is excited to share details on new games when the time is right.
Inside the Nintendo Museum: The DNA of a Toy Maker
The Nintendo Museum in Kyoto highlights the company's enduring 'toy maker' philosophy, contrasting it with Sony's 'data stream' approach. The article emphasizes Nintendo's focus on physical media, tactile experiences, and a broad retail ecosystem, exemplified by the Virtual Boy and its approach to game preservation, while criticizing Sony's reliance on digital distribution and high-spec hardware.
Lego PlayStation console is a thing of a beauty - with classy Ape Escape homage
Sony and Lego have officially unveiled a new Lego set recreating the original PlayStation console. The set includes 1,911 pieces, a brick-built controller, and two hidden dioramas featuring Gran Turismo and Ape Escape. While it does not play games, the set celebrates the iconic console's impact on the industry and the appeal of physical Lego building.
Five Exciting Reveals from PlayStation State of Play September 2026
Sony's September 2026 State of Play broadcast revealed several new titles including Until Dawn 2, Gundam Rogue Orbit, Dragon Ball Xenoverse 3, and CONQ: Crown of No Quarter. Until Dawn 2 and Gundam Rogue Orbit are slated for PlayStation 5, with the latter also releasing on Xbox Series X|S and PC. Additionally, two Grand Theft Auto VI-themed DualSense controllers were unveiled, launching alongside the game.
White House posts propaganda games on its website continuing its copyright infringement agenda
The White House has been criticized for releasing poorly made games on its website that allegedly infringe on copyright, using branding from Xbox 360, GameCube, and SEGA. The games repurpose classic gameplay mechanics for political messaging, drawing condemnation for their content and alleged copyright violations. This follows previous instances where the US government has used video game intellectual property for propaganda.
The Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Direct and Nintendo Direct Announced for September 8th and 9th
Nintendo has announced two upcoming Direct presentations: a 30-minute Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Direct on September 8th and a 45-minute general Nintendo Direct on September 9th. The Zelda presentation is expected to reveal details about a remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time for the Nintendo Switch 2, while the general Direct may feature titles like Metroid Ravenous, a new 3D Mario game, Pokémon Winds and Waves, and Xenoblade Genesis.
Pre-orders for Sony's GTA 6-themed DualSense controllers will open on September 10
Sony will begin accepting pre-orders for Grand Theft Auto 6-themed DualSense controllers on September 10. The controllers are priced at $85.
MMO Business Roundup: PS Store lawsuit, tariff refunds, and Tim Sweeney on gaming’s ‘crash 2.0’
This business roundup covers several industry developments, including Sony's defense in a PlayStation Store lawsuit where it argues consumers don't truly own digital games. Both Sony and Microsoft are also denying tariff refunds for console purchases, a stance mirrored by Nintendo. Additionally, Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney analyzes the current state of the gaming industry, referring to it as 'Crash 2.0' and suggesting factory expansion as a solution to hardware shortages driven by AI demand.
Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet Leads String of No-Shows During Sony's September 2026 PlayStation State of Play
Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet was notably absent from Sony's September 2026 PlayStation State of Play, disappointing fans who had hoped for an update. Several other first-party PlayStation titles also failed to appear during the showcase.
Everything announced during the PlayStation State of Play double header
Sony's recent PlayStation State of Play event showcased several new announcements, including expansions for Crimson Desert and Ghost of Yōtei, as well as custom controllers for Grand Theft Auto 6. The showcase covered a range of upcoming titles and content for PlayStation platforms.
GTA 6 is getting two limited-edition DualSense wireless controllers inspired by 'Vice City’s unmistakable…
Sony has revealed two limited-edition DualSense wireless controllers inspired by Grand Theft Auto 6's Vice City aesthetic, set to launch alongside the game on November 19. These controllers, available in black or white with unique Vice City designs and the GTA 6 logo, will cost $84.99 / £74.99 and will be available for pre-order starting September 10.
A Lego replica of the original PlayStation will be available next month
Sony and Lego have revealed a 1:1 scale replica of the original PlayStation console, featuring 1,911 pieces and playable elements like an openable disc tray and pressable buttons. This collectible set, which includes a Lego PlayStation controller and dioramas of Ape Escape and Gran Turismo, will be available for purchase starting October 1st for $179.99 in the US.
GTA 6 is getting two limited edition dualsense PS5 controllers
Sony revealed two limited edition Grand Theft Auto 6 DualSense controllers for the PlayStation 5 during a State of Play livestream. The controllers, featuring unique detailing and the game's branding, will be available for pre-order on September 10th for $84.99 USD. This announcement follows a highly anticipated gameplay reveal for Grand Theft Auto 6.
Sony announces GTA 6 limited edition DualSense, and at least something's physical
Sony has announced a limited edition DualSense controller for Grand Theft Auto 6, set to release on November 19 alongside the game. The controller, available in black or white, features a two-tone design with neon purple accents and Vice City etchings, priced at $84.99. Pre-orders begin September 10.
Sony And Microsoft: We’re Keeping Tariff Refunds For Ourselves And You’ll Get Nothing
Sony and Microsoft are arguing in court that they are not obligated to provide refunds to consumers for price-hiked consoles related to US tariffs, choosing to keep the money themselves. This stance contrasts with companies like Panic, which is passing tariff refunds onto its Playdate customers. The article highlights consumer dissatisfaction with this decision, especially following recent price increases on platforms like the Nintendo Switch 2.
A 2D pixel point-and-click indie game is getting the live-action treatment from the studio behind Sonic the Hedgehog
Story Kitchen, the studio behind the Sonic the Hedgehog movies, is developing a live-action adaptation of the indie point-and-click game The Drifter. The game, created by Powerhoof, follows a man trapped in a time loop after witnessing a murder. The Drifter was released in 2025 for Nintendo Switch and Steam and won multiple Australian Game Developer Awards.
GTA 6 on PS5 gets an exclusive controller you can buy next week
Sony announced two limited edition Grand Theft Auto 6 controllers for the PlayStation 5, featuring the game's logo and Vice City-inspired designs. These controllers will launch alongside the game on November 19 and will be available for pre-order on September 10, with a limited supply expected to sell out quickly.
Until Dawn 2's sun-kissed horror gets a PS5 release date - and the studio behind last year's brilliant Dispatch is involved
Until Dawn 2 is set to launch on January 28th for PlayStation 5, shifting from its original alpine setting to a sun-kissed tropical island. Developed by Firesprite Games with narrative input from AdHoc Studio, the game will feature returning actor Peter Stormare as Dr. Hill and promises a deeply layered story with player choices impacting the outcome. A Deluxe Edition and pre-order bonuses are also available.
Sony shows off Lego PlayStation with hidden secrets I think fans are gonna love
Sony and Lego have revealed an interactive Lego replica of the original PlayStation console, featuring nearly 2,000 pieces. The set includes functional power and disc tray buttons, and hides two dioramas of Gran Turismo and Ape Escape within. It will be available for purchase in early October.
Sony's discless PlayStation PR disaster isn't going away as State of Play once again flooded with protests
Sony's State of Play livestream was heavily disrupted by fan protests regarding the company's move to a digital-only future for games starting in 2028 and the perceived neglect of the Destiny franchise by Bungie. Fans spammed messages demanding physical game support and a sequel to Destiny 2, highlighting significant player dissatisfaction with Sony's direction.
